* Made Estate tools work for estate managers without needing to request admin status First
* Added code to make the Simulator version to be reported in the About box of the client
* However, I'm no longer sure they were even a big contributory factor (to this particular leak, there are other causes of other leaks). I need better measurement techniques
* Removed most of my debugging gawp
* ParcelProperties are sent only when needed instead of on any movement
* Terse Updates and other temporary data packets are marked unreliable
* After a certain amount of users, the sim actually sends updates on things less
* Experimental
* Tested to 68 avatar with pCampBot (And it's surprising what actually causes the most lag.. the text chat!)
To use, see the appearance section in opensim.ini.example, set "persist = true", then add the correct connection string for your database.(see mysql-AvatarAppearance.sql in share folder for a example of the table mysql table structure).
This could possible be used in a very small grid, but would mean each region server would need to connect to the same mysql database.
But the work to move the code to one of the grid servers shouldn't be too much.
The ScriptDialogReply packet handler is a bit of a hack job. It is currently handled similar to ChatFromViewer, which will trigger the listen() event, however this is not exactly how LL's implementation works and will/can be fixed up later.
** If the region fails 3 times, then ChildAgentDataUpdates no longer get sent to that region
* Enabled Child_Get_Tasks in grid mode.
* When Child_Get_Tasks is enabled on neighbor regions, the neighbor region uses the client's draw distance to send out prim. This is a lot less likely to flood the client now since the ChildAgentDataUpdate contains both the throttle settings and the draw distance. This means that with this enabled, you can see prim in other regions in grid mode. Very experimental.
* Fixed a bunch of goofy math for calculating the sim stats counters
* Made most of the sim stats counters additive so it's easy to change the sim stats interval
* Changed the sim stats send interval to 3 seconds
* Time dilation is off now.. because it's the additive of the 0.91 * 10 (adds a second) / 5( the number of seconds since the last update) which results in 0.41td as common
* Slowing down the network accounting update will probably fix the red issue.
* Cleaned up copyright notices in AssemblyInfo.cs's
* Added Copyright headers to a bunch of files missing them
* Replaced several common string instances with a static constant to prevent reallocation of the same strings thousands of times. "" -> String.Empty is the first such candidate.
* The BlockingQueue exposes Contains so we can make sure we don't add a TextureSender to the queue if there's already one present
* introduced some TryGetValue and various code convention stuff
* You can add and remove a friend in grid mode now within the same simulator. It doesn't save yet.
* I got rid of Mr. OpenSim as a friend.. he bothers me /:b...
* This patch addresses a regression where 5 default textures, including the default "new prim" texture, would not be shown unless in viewer cache.
* Further, it supplies a new plywood texture as the base texture, which is purpose-made from locally photo-sourced material (means i took a picture and made it into a tile), which is closer in appearance and color to the Linden one.
* It changes the default new prim texture UUID to match the UUID generated by the viewer when "default" is clicked, which is a texture UUID hardcoded in some scripts as well, so it would cause compatibility issues if not addressed.
* The patch fixes a number of UUID duplications (same UUID for asset and inventory items) and capitalization issues in the XML files.
* It also includes new versions of 4 other textures, which were no longer loadable in grid mode.
* PrimitiveBaseShape: The textures are now exposed as a 'TextureEntry Textures'; all serialization still using the 'byte[] TextureEntry' for backwards compatibility.
* Scene: Re-added AddTree, since the Tree type isn't gone from libsl, merely relocated.
to something in the network constraining the maximum UDP packet size.
This hypothesis fits the observed facts. The change here reduces the maximum number of items in any single packet to 20.
If I'm wrong I'll go back and correct the comments.
This may not be the best solution in the long run, but should improve things for now.
This may also improve reliability when updating inventory item metadata (e.g. renaming an item) and in retrieving textures
for the main map view.
