Rachel1206

Look up llOwnerSay(); messages only send to owner of the object, here you self. Use llSay( 0, "Change 1") etc to let anyone see the messages.

The above clearly indicates their is a problem, I would reinstall FS and be sure to clear the cache - delete it completely, before reinstalling FS. Add performance, you should see higher FPS compared to your earlier 960!

In the NVidia GeForce control panel: 3D Settings->Manage 3D Settings->Program Settings Find Firestorm, add - if it is not found in the list of Program Settings Power management mode: Prefer maximum performance

Set antialiasing to 8, this increases the performance of the 10X0 graphic cards! The NVidia drivers seem optimized for this value. In full ultra you should easy get 44+ FPS flying 250+ meters height, in high setting 100+ FPS. Ground level or low height another story, but again you should get 44+ FPS in high setting without problems. Airports with high activity and many ppl will decrease FPS as mentioned earlier, but still easy 24+ FPS. Be sure to have the latest updated drivers from NVidia installed. Remember to use the NVidea GeForce control panel and set FS to use the card and with full power usage.

It is my understanding the VRAM is limited as follows: GPU 1GB = up to 768MB GPU 2GB = up to 1024MB GPU 4GB+ = up to 2048MB So the maximum Viewer Texture Memory Buffer with a 1080 8GB VRAM will be 2048MB. And with the latest updates by LL there clearly has been a change, where this has a huge impact, when there is a lot of avatars and textures in view. Visiting say a place like Fogbound Blues with nearly anybody there, gives high FPS and no problems, as soon ppl starts to enter the FPS will drop and VRAM Usage starts to increase fast. Clearly this is something which must addressed by LL and handled different/improved. Your options currently are lowering draw distance and set number of imposters to a lower value to say 8, 4 from the default value of 16 in FireStorm (not sure what default is in the official viewer). The 1080 will overall perform better and faster as long VRAM usage is low, but else no difference compared to older cards.

Every 5th second the timer is called. The for-loop scales the bubblegum, making it bigger. Position of the bubblegum is moved upwards. When the for-loop has finished, the bubble gum is scaled to zero, a sound is emitted. Process repeats it self every 5th seconds. Bug/missing in example: Remember to store initial bubblegum position and restore it, else the bubblegum will move over the head with time! Happy chewing 😄

Well that is excellent ping time, so we can rule that out.

What is your ping time? And does the mesh stay corrupted? My ping as reported in the Statistics Bar is normally from 178 ms to 224 ms - if over 268ms problems like slow mesh rezzing etc occur. Lately I would say, the general performance of SL has declined and is more sensitive to ping time.

I have experienced the same - FS sometimes disabling my wireless or USB mouse - this ONLY happens when using FS... A weird glitch in combination with system, drivers and software... I suspect the NVidea drivers causing it.

I would say the decreased performance has been going on for 1-1½ months and got worse last weeks and most noticeable on textures but also rezz of objects and delays on scripts.

OK, here is how you get one from any old KB.... 😂 First create an ALT Upload your old keyboard as KB Add KB to your ALT Type Alt+A+Alt+L+Alt+T+/1 GR Be sure to you do the above correct, else you just end with Grrrrrrrrrrrrrrr

To examine if the avatar is within range, something along this when handling touching: key id = llDetectedKey(0); list details = llGetObjectDetails(id, ([ OBJECT_POS)])); You then compare the position of the avatar and the position of the sitting object in question. Ohh, facepalm, you wrote: " I know how to script *TOUCH* restrictions by testing distance to avatar "... well for others, who may be looking for a solution.

Using Firestorm. Be observant when detaching an item from your body/screen - instead of having an attached HUD in focus, I once had the mouse pointing to my shop and did not notice... whole shop gone ending out of the to us known Second Life universe - nothing in trash or lost and found - just gone 😮 Luckily I could rezz a backup of my shop from my inventory.

As Madelaine wrote (owner with full perm rights) and good design ensuring easy testing, debugging of animated objects, when script developing something.

The GeForce GTX 1050 Ti with 4 GB memory good alternative, when you can afford it. It is newer and this entry level card has performance as the former high end card 960 from 2015. Best in full HD ( 1920x1080, resolution ) higher resolutions will make its performance go down, and it will only handle latest high end games good in lower quality settings. But for SecondLive it will perform very well even with high end quality graphics settings in full HD. The SSD Samsung 860 EVO Series MZ-76E500B 500GB is a good drive, 5 years warranty and reliable. Only con is, if the SSD drive is nearly full, its performance will go down, but still faster than a old type HD.

Another good ski lift nearby at Voss - next to the info hub. More alpine like and fun downhill in mouse look on either ski, sledge or rubber-ring 😄

Living In A Box ?

Hanging flowers, candle lights.

I would say, it is the content delivery server - nothing to do with you or your system, setup or viewers - but slow delivery of textures and parts. I experienced the same especial here in the busy weekend at different places, where you see body parts of one self and others floating around like on your picture. You should get normal look rather quickly though. You will experience the same, if you have high ping time, bad internet connection, try and check your connection - but as I wrote, I suspect, it is LL servers causing it.

Or a reminiscent of earlier academic mathematics research including early computer algebra systems where a for( x; condition, increment) loop is just coded with OLF( x )

On most boats you can set the communication channel with a command like this: channel ## Now you know the number of the channel the boat is listening to, from there make your HUD. An alternative - where everything is made for you and working out of the box - is for example Free Stars - All In 1 HUD

Svarga from year 2006 did original work as full functional eco system - made total with prims - just visit to be astonished on what was accomplished with simple prims. Sadly somewhere after 2010 those functions has stopped. Else there were rain clouds randomly watered plants which would then grow to be subsequently pollinated by virtual bees. Still worth a visit a visit, be sure to ride the wasp from landing point.

Yes, servers will get updated, but - then in year 2118 - some real OLD-TIMER SL users still using their original year 2003 avatars, are forcing LL to use 32 bit date functions, because otherwise it would break their original LSL engine Valentine scripts

At precise 03:14:07 GMT the 19th of January 2038 SL closes, this was predicted the 1st of January 1970! So we max talking 20 years in future...

One way would be to use numbers only in the buttons and set OFF = 0 and check the value returned and either use the value direct or within a range of values. This would eliminate all 4 string checks and only require a simple value check to tell if llStopSound() XOR llLoopSound().