This is causing many issues on OSGrid, possibly due to teleporting timing differences with simulators hosted in different places or HG teleports
Added a bit more logging for debug purposes.
See http://opensimulator.org/mantis/view.php?id=6939
Fix odd "cannot cross into banned parcel" viewer error message when crossing
into non-existant region. Proper permission failure messages are now returned.
This commit eliminates all of the 'border' class and list code and replaces
it with testing if in the current region.
Impacts: can make a mega-region out of varregions of the same size; and
mega-region combinations must be rectangular (not square but rectangular)
the size of the input stream. This is required since the raw heightmap
format (.r32) does not contain any size information.
The estimation relies on terrain being square.
Modify archiver to use terrain merging when loading oars.
This makes displacement AND rotation properly work on terrain when loading oars.
Especially useful when loading legacy region oars into large varregions.
by a "mode" check. That mode check has been removed (it didn't result
in any change of behavior anyway). Also added a command line variable
update to set the sun position time offset (offset from the system
clock). Default is no offset to preserve existing behavior.
pressing the 'teleport' button.
This commit adds returning region map info for all the subregions of a
varregion. This also handles the selection of the extra region and then
the displacement of the postion so the teleport is to the correct location.
Changed UuidGatherer to use 'sbyte' to identify assets instead of 'AssetType'. This lets UuidGatherer handle Materials, which are defined in a different enum from 'AssetType'.
Add --forceterrain and --forceparcel to 'load oar'. In order to not change
the operation of --merge (which does an object merge and suppresses terrain
and parcel information loading), added the --force* parameters to be used
when loading multiple oars to build up a varregion.
Added --rotation and --rotationcenter parameters to 'load oar' which apply a rotation to
the loaded oar objects before displacing. The rotation is in degrees (pos or neg)
and the center defaults to "<128, 128, 0>".
Adds displacment to all objects and terrain loaded from the oar.
As an example, if you have a 512x512 region and an old 256x256 oar, doing
load oar --displacement "<128,128,0>" oarFile.oar
will load the object (and terrain) into the middle of the 512x512 region.
If displacement is not specified, 'load oar' works like it always has.
If you have a 5
This includes additions to Warp3D:
Optional rendering of mesh and scupltie prims (INI parameter. Off by default)
Texturing of large prims (INI parameter. On by default)
Better garbage collection
