Who is the guilty for the horrible lag?

[IvanTwin Rogers]

The fact is that two people living inside in the same server on the main continent

 

This is a real issue but i use two fake names to not involve anyone, Rose owns the majority of the server, and Tim owns a small part. Rosse fills all its area of all sorts of objects also placed in water waves in motion in all land borders  and scripts, prims and to much sculpted objects and animated objects, but the server does not have much lag, while in the small area Tim does not have anything and everyone in the server are happy.

One day Tim decides to make your House and objects also places some objects with scripts and fills your entire maximum all prims and time the server has much lag.

Rosse then accuses Tim of causing the lag. but Tim says that it is not his fault that is the fault of Rosse as she has most of the land in the server and is for all that she has placed

Tim tells rose that there was no lag before by the had their land empty and when filling that was the cause of lag, but who have to delete and who is the guilty for the lag Tim or Rose?

Rose makes a report to the lindens accusing Tim of lag.

Sorry for my english i try to write the better possible

 

Area Rose 55K sq metters
Area Tim 9K sq metters

[Even Genesis]

Apparently the answer is both

[IvanTwin Rogers]

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Even Genesis wrote:

Apparently the answer is both

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I Just think Rose are the guilty because she have more area and more objects than Tim, and Rose need delete some scripts and objects for better balance in the server dont forget the land of Tim are small.

[Jack Jaehun]

check the running scripts in estate tools, about land scripts, performance tools

[Amethyst Jetaime]

That is very difficult to answer without inspecting the sim and see what scripts are running, what textures are being used etc.  It could be one script causing it all and replacing it with a more efficient script or removing it may solve the problem,  It also could be a combination of some or all of the scripts and textures used on the sim.  You both should work together to find out the cause since you both will benefit.  If you don't know much about sim performance and what causes lag or what to look for, search the forums on the subject and suggestions.  This has been discussed many times here.

If you can't find an easy solution to get rid of the lag, to be fair the server resources  should be allocated by the amount of land each person owns.  For instance if she owns three quarters of the sim and you own one quarter, then she is paying for and should receive the use of 75 percent of the sim's resources and you 25%.  It doesn't matter who rezzed what first.  You both should get what you are paying for.

This may mean you BOTH have to pare down or just one of you.

If you can't resolve this peacefully and fairly ask the Estate owner to check things out and get involved.

 

[IvanTwin Rogers]

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Amethyst Jetaime wrote:

That is very difficult to answer without inspecting the sim and see what scripts are running, what textures are being used etc.  It could be one script causing it all and replacing it with a more efficient script or removing it may solve the problem,  It also could be a combination of some or all of the scripts and textures used on the sim.  You both should work together to find out the cause since you both will benefit.  If you don't know much about sim performance and what causes lag or what to look for, search the forums on the subject and suggestions.  This has been discussed many times here.

If you can't find an easy solution to get rid of the lag, to be fair the server resources  should be allocated by the amount of land each person owns.  For instance if she owns three quarters of the sim and you own one quarter, then she is paying for and should receive the use of 75 percent of the sim's resources and you 25%.  It doesn't matter who rezzed what first.  You both should get what you are paying for.

This may mean you BOTH have to pare down or just one of you.

If you can't resolve this peacefully and fairly ask the Estate owner to check things out and get involved.

 

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That is true and is not true really

The Rosse area have about 98 items scripted and the Tim area are empty, when Tim put 2 scripts the total in the server is 100 scripts and the server with 100 scripts have lag but with 98 scripts not. i say that in hypothetical example. the most time the big area have more scripts and prims than the small areas the problem is not Tim is Rosse. Tim have a limitacion for the big area.

[Alicia Sautereau]

You do know that there multiple regions are hosted on the same server and that another region being abused can cause yours to lag?

Regions can start lagging for no reason, i`ve had some pretty pretty bizar problems come up with no answers but aa sim restart fixed it like magic

[Ceka Cianci]

hmm going from empty to having something on the sim and then feeling lag?

i would have to ask how much lag before i said anyone was guilty..

[Theresa Tennyson]

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IvanTwin Rogers wrote:

 

That is true and is not true really

The Rosse area have about 98 items scripted and the Tim area are empty, when Tim put 2 scripts the total in the server is 100 scripts and the server with 100 scripts have lag but with 98 scripts not. i say that in 

hypothetical

example. the most time the big area have more scripts and prims than the small areas the problem is not Tim is Rosse. Tim have a limitacion for the big area.

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IF the sim ran fine with 98 scripts but badly when two scripts were added

 

AND

 

The problem is excessive script time (which may well NOT be the problem - servers now are set up to only allocate a certain maximum amount of time to run all combined scripts. If the running scripts would exceed this time some of the scripts are temporarily delayed. Excessive scripts will make all scripts on the sim run slower but shouldn't cause major problems for the speed of the actual simulation itself.)

 

THEN

 

The problem is with the two added scripts themselves. All scripts are not created equal. Two large, complicated, badly written scripts can bog down a sim more than 98 small, efficient ones.