what plat, moving in sl,lag alot

[Rolig Loon]

I don't know what "plat" is either.  It is not a normal word in Second Life.  I do not understand the rest of your message, except for the part about running into walls.  All beginners do that.  If you are having more trouble walking than the average beginner, you probably have a poor Internet connection.  If you are using a wireless connection, stop doing that.  Use a direct LAN cable instead.  Reboot your router by unplugging it from the power for a few minutes.

[Rolig Loon]

I don't know what "plat" is either.  It is not a normal word in Second Life.  I do not understand the rest of your message, except for the part about running into walls.  All beginners do that.  If you are having more trouble walking than the average beginner, you probably have a poor Internet connection.  If you are using a wireless connection, stop doing that.  Use a direct LAN cable instead.  Reboot your router by unplugging it from the power for a few minutes.

[Codewarrior Congrejo]

maybe you mean something like a landing platform ? That would just be something people build on the spot where they have set the teleport point / landing point for incoming users in an area.

But yeah your message is unfortunately a bit hard to understand and makes it not very easy to help or suggest something

[Nalates Urriah]

I am guessing English is not your first language. Try your post in your native. See if you get better answers.

PLAT... that doesn't fit. There is plot, which can mean a piece of land. We generally use the world 'parcel,' meaning a piece of land as used in Second Life.

If that piece of land (plot or parcel) is next to a region boundary, you can experience problems as you cross the region boundary. If your connection is having problems you can also have problems moving around. There is a phenomenon we call rubber-banding, where you walk forward and some times walk through walls then sudden spring back and start walking forward again.

The problem can come from connection lag or server lag. Read Troubleshoot Your #SL Connection to figure out if it is your Internet connection or the server.

 

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