Question about prims on my land.

[Peewee Musytari]

Yes

Some vehicles are "worn" and they do not count against the land prims, but the ones that you rezz and sit in do.

If you want to stop them getting in you can switch off object entry in about land options.

[Peewee Musytari]

Yes

Some vehicles are "worn" and they do not count against the land prims, but the ones that you rezz and sit in do.

If you want to stop them getting in you can switch off object entry in about land options.

[Claireschen Hesten]

yes it will eat in to your prims if you don't have enough prims the objects tab of the about land window will say xx prims will be deleted where xx is the number of prims over your land's allowance if the driver exits the vehicle on your land it will remain on your land if there are enough prims if auto return is set to 0 it will stay there till you return it with auto return from 1 minute upwards the vehicle will return to owner (if owner isn't you and it's not set to the group of your land) after 1 or how ever many minutes you set if there are not enough prims the vehicle should just auto return 

[Elora Dumpling]

I have object entry turned off but it didnt stop my neighbor from driving his boat all over my property this morning. I will probably have to use auto return :-/

[Peewee Musytari]

Auto return won`t return an object that is being "sat" on, but will zap it as soon as he stands up.

 

Does your neighbour have persmission to rezz on your land...Is it set for all residents or a group that he is a member of? If so, object entry won`t stop him either

[Peewee Musytari]

If you can`t stop him with land permissions & he is a rude neighbour that doesn`t stop if you ask him to, an invisible prim wall just high enough for his boat to crash in to will put a stop to him

[PeterCanessa Oh]

I'm pretty sure vehicles are a special case and do NOT count against parcel prims while they are still sat on.  Unfortunately I can't find any information about that in the wiki.  I will dig more tomorrow but, certainly, they become ordinary objects - and count against parcel prims - if the driver leaves them.

Always set auto-return on every parcel!

ETA: "Vehicles", using the LL/LSL definition of them, are always unmanned or sat on, they are not 'worn'.  There is a limit of 32 prims for a vehicle object so complex vehicles often include something that 'looks good' as an attachment but that is not the vehicle.  There still needs to be something you sit on and control.

[Peewee Musytari]

The prims do count (I just checked) hehe

One of the reasons that the chassis is rezzable is because you cannot allow passengers to ride along or attach anims if it is all worn as an attachment. It is possible to ride/drive things that are all worn...Such as horses.

[PeterCanessa Oh]

Yes, it's possible, but then they aren't vehicles in the programming sense, it's just you wearing an attachment and having a specific animation-set. There are some very old, very odd and very specific rules governing vehicles in SL.

[PeterCanessa Oh]

... and having just checked myself you're right, they do count against parcel prims even while 'in use'

[Peewee Musytari]

True true..Its fair to say that the boat being used to annnoy the OP is going to be a rezzed sat upon one...At least I don`t think I have ever seen a worn boat, well not deliberately lol

[AnnMarie Otoole]

PeterCanessa Oh is correct, a true vehicle does not use the local parcel prims.  Each sim has unallocated prims to use for visiting avatars and vehicles. 

A vehicle is only a vehicle  if it has an avatar sitting in it.  The moment the avatar stands up it becomes an object and no longer entitled to vehicle privileges such as allowing scripts to continue running when over no-script land.