Cat Whitefalcon

Wow, embarrassing. Could be an asset server thing or even your own wifi being of low strength. Now, if you loose hair or something it is not so bad as you can reduce the draw distance to say 62 meters. - but what you are saying is that you look ok on the client side but the others see you that way. ( barring a joke played upon you ) I'd go to a really low lag place in game to change the outfit. Sometimes going into edit appearance will push information to the servers. There are at least 3 caches that might be cleared (1) Web (2) Network (3) Region Objects_adv menu. I find that using the computer system tools for cleaning up cached files from all users of the computer will occassionally help. -Also keep in mind that jpg textured clothing will need less load time as alpha areas would not need to load. Jpg files made for the internet are kept down to around 72 in resolution. Black is a color that has some advantages as it tends to load over say red. One other evil that you may be popped by is overscripting. Scripts use resorces. If you have huds and clothes on and such should happen to be over scripted, you could potentially have problems.

An alternate answer might be a problem with the software/computer match up. The browser is a big file and it will require a computer that can run the program. It simply has to be beefy enough to do it. A more easily fixed scenerio would be when you have downloaded a viewer that was not ment for your computer's operating system. In that case you would revisit the download page and look for the right download for your operating system. Sometimes V1 Second Life viewer is the only one that will work when a computer is an older model. I enjoy Phoenix myself, but I love the old V1 very much as well.

Is MarketPlace.SecondLife compatable with IE9? I've had to go to the old Google Chrome in order to access any of the features of 'mymarketplace' or 'select category of product'.