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Anyone or a Jira with this issue?
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How do you know these bots boost traffic?
As someone pointed out, Scripts Agents are totally legal in Second Life, as they do not are taken in consideration when calculating traffic. So the bots you´ve seen may be or not bots that boost traffic. Yes, I know that many use bots to boost traffic, and it is not good!
I have myself 5 bots that are all registered as Scripted Agents. I use them as a models in my store. They also are able to talk in IM, asnwering questions regarding to my store goods and policies.
I have once made a machinima about bots:
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Hi Masta!
I followed your advice on build and scripts, however after disabling scripts some of my scripted objects stopped to work, so I enabled it just for the group.
How about Objects Entry? What´d be the best setup for this? Thanks!
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Laetizia...I´d not say it is a success. This person is taking the time to rezz these boxes for months now. I infer that this person´s life is very boring, as he/she has nothing better to do. As Dante pointed out he/she may have something against someone in the adjacent SIM.
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Dante...the griefer in question is not a hacker, but just a fool. I know very well this script -- it started with Sponge Bob textures, then people added some more of them. As I said all one has to do is to rezz this box -- even a monkey can do that, with some training a dog can do the same.
Another point is that this person doesn´t know me at all. He/she rezz the box in an adjacent SIM, and use many alts. The last one I reported to LL had Payment info used, so our griefer has indentified himself to LL at some point through Paypal or credit card. Now LL has to notice this detail and track our griefer down, tough I don´t believe they will pay attention to that.
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Yes, the images contain some porn material. I have reported the same griefer so many times, but unfortunately [apparently] nothing has been done so far.
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As I pointed out to Rolig, I don´t have difficulties to find the source of the particles, but thank you for your help.
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Thank you for clarifying the issue server vs client effects!
I don´t have so much difficult to figure out where the box which emits the particles is as I have a quite porwerful machine, tough this griefer has made SL to crash on the other day.
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Actually the griefer has been doing it for months. I took this land in January 2011, and I was prevented from building my store for several weeks. I have already made many ARs to LL, but up to now nothing has being done. On the other day, the griefer changed from alt to alt several times, I have reported as many as 4 alts at once.
The griefer actually rezz his/her box in an adjacent SIM, but the particles go across many SIMs.
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Griefing Attack Footage at Second Life is a film made during a griefer action.
Basically the griefer rezzed a box, which contain a script that emits sounds and particles (textures). The main problem with this kind of attack is that the box emits too many particles using too much server resouces, causing crashes in some SIMs.
The griefer was reported to Linden Lab.- 1
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Vladi Hazelnut wrote:Cool vid Steve, but if you have epilepsy DO NOT watch that video lol.
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I have posted above an hierarchy chart for CPU, and Graphic Cards for Filming. Obviously it is for reference only, as difference set ups may behave differently.
On the Graphic Cards chart, a twin HD 4850 may performance in terms of FPS like a HD 5870 or a HD 6950, and a twin HD 4870 is compared with a HD 5970. However both HD 4850 and HD 4870 support DirectX 10.1, and Shader Model 4.1, while both HD 5870 and HD 6950 support DirectX 11, and Shader Model 5.0, which may make some difference while filming. I am not really sure what DirectX Second Life supports.
I use a single HD 5870 for machinima, and I am quite happy with the results. As a sample I leave this vid I made some ago while playing with some SL shadows. For a HD version of it click
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Gaming CPU Hierarchy Chart, according to Tom Hardware.
Intel AMD
Core i7-2600, -2600K
Core i7-965, -975 Extreme, -980X Extreme, -990X Extreme
Core i7-970, -960
Core i5-2500, -2500KCore i7-860, -870, -875K, -920, -930, -940, -950,
Core i5-750, -760
Core 2 Extreme QX9775, QX9770, QX9650
Core 2 Quad Q9650
Core i3-2100Phenom II X4 Black Edition 975 Core 2 Extreme QX6850, QX6800
Core 2 Quad Q9550, Q9450, Q9400
Core i5-650, -655K, -660, -661, -670, -680Phenom II X6 1100T BE, 1090T BE, 1075T
Phenom II X4 Black Edition 970, 965, 955Core 2 Extreme QX6700
Core 2 Quad Q6700, Q9300, Q8400, Q6600, Q8300
Core 2 Duo E8600, E8500, E8400, E7600
Core i3 -530, -540, -550Phenom II X6 1055T
Phenom II X4 945, 940, 920, 910, 910e, 810
Phenom II X3 Black Edition 720, 740
Athlon II X4 645, 640, 635, 630
Athlon II X3 455, 450, 445, 440, 435Core 2 Extreme X6800
Core 2 Quad Q8200
Core 2 Duo E8300, E8200, E8190, E7500, E7400, E6850, E6750Phenom II X4 905e, 805
Phenom II X3 710, 705e
Phenom II X2 565 BE, 560 BE, 555 BE, 550 BE, 545
Phenom X4 9950
Athlon II X4 620
Athlon II X3 425Core 2 Duo E7200, E6550, E7300, E6540, E6700
Pentium Dual-Core E5700, E5800, E6300, E6500, E6600, E6700
Pentium G9650Phenom X4 9850, 9750, 9650, 9600
Phenom X3 8850, 8750
Athlon II X2 265, 260, 255
Athlon 64 X2 6400+Core 2 Duo E4700, E4600, E6600, E4500, E6420
Pentium Dual-Core E5400, E5300, E5200Phenom X4 9500, 9550, 9450e, 9350e
Phenom X3 8650, 8600, 8550, 8450e, 8450, 8400, 8250e
Athlon II X2 240, 245, 250
Athlon X2 7850, 7750
Athlon 64 X2 6000+, 5600+Core 2 Duo E4400, E4300, E6400, E6320
Celeron E3300Phenom X4 9150e, 9100e
Athlon X2 7550, 7450, 5050e, 4850e/b
Athlon 64 X2 5400+, 5200+, 5000+, 4800+Core 2 Duo E5500, E6300
Pentium Dual-Core E2220, E2200, E2210
Celeron E3200Athlon X2 6550, 6500, 4450e/b,
Athlon X2 4600+, 4400+, 4200+, BE-2400Pentium Dual-Core E2180
Celeron E1600Athlon 64 X2 4000+, 3800+
Athlon X2 4050e, BE-2300Pentium Dual-Core E2160, E2140
Celeron E1500, E1400, E1200- 1
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Graphics Card Hierarchy Chart, according to Tom Hardware.
GeForce Radeon
Discrete: GTX 580 Discrete: HD 5970 Discrete: GTX 295, GTX 480, GTX 570 Discrete: HD 4870 X2, HD 6970 Discrete: HD 4850 X2, HD 5870, HD 6950 Discrete: GTX 470, GTX 560 Ti Discrete: HD 5850, 6870 Discrete: 9800 GX2, GTX 285, GTX 460 1GB, GTX 465 Discrete: 6850 Discrete: GTX 260, GTX 275, GTX 280, GTX 460 768 MB, GTX 460 SE Discrete: HD 4870, HD 5770, HD 4890, HD 5830
Mobility: HD 5870Discrete: 8800 Ultra, 9800 GTX, 9800 GTX+, GTS 250, GTS 450 Discrete: HD 3870 X2, HD 4850, HD 5750
Mobility: HD 4850, HD 5850Discrete: 8800 GTX, 8800 GTS 512 MB
Go (mobile): GTX 280M, GTX 285MDiscrete: HD 4770
Mobility: HD 4860Discrete: 8800 GT 512 MB, 9800 GT
Go (mobile): 9800M GTX, GTX 260M (112), GTS 360M (GDDR5)Discrete: HD 4830, HD 5670
Mobility: HD 5770, HD 5750Discrete: 8800 GTS 640 MB, 9600 GT, GT 240 (GDDR5)
Go (mobile): 9800M GTS, GTX 160MDiscrete: HD 2900 XT, HD 3870, HD 5570 (GDDR5) Discrete: 8800 GS, 9600 GSO, GT 240 (DDR3)
Go (mobile): GTX 260M (96), GTS 150M, GTS 360M (DDR3)Discrete: HD 3850 512 MB, HD 4670, HD 5570 (DDR3)
Mobility: HD 3870, HD 5730, HD 5650Discrete: 8800 GT 256 MB, 8800 GTS 320 MB
Go (mobile): 8800MDiscrete: HD 2900 PRO, HD 3850 256 MB, 5550 (GDDR5)
Mobility: HD 3850Discrete: 7950 GX2 Discrete: X1950 XTX, HD 4650 (DDR3), 5550 (DDR3) Discrete: 7800 GTX 512, 7900 GTO, 7900 GTX, GT 430 Discrete: X1900 XT, X1950 XT, X1900 XTX Discrete: 7800 GTX, 7900 GT, 7950 G, GT 220 (DDR3) Discrete: X1800 XT, X1900 AIW, X1900 GT, X1950 PRO, HD 2900 GT, HD 5550 (DDR2) Discrete: 7800 GT, 7900 GS, 8600 GTS, 9500 GT (GDDR3), GT 220 (DDR2)
Go (mobile): 7950 GTXDiscrete: X1800 XL, X1950 GT, HD 4650 (DDR2)
Mobility X1800 XT, HD 4650, HD 5165Discrete: 6800 Ultra, 7600 GT, 7800 GS, 8600 GS, 8600 GT (GDDR3), 9500 GT (DDR2)
Go (mobile): 7800 GTX, 7900 GTXDiscrete: X800 XT (& PE), X850 XT (& PE), X1650 XT, X1800 GTO, HD 2600 XT, HD 3650 (DDR3), HD 3670
Mobility: X1900, 3670Discrete: 6800 GT, 6800 GS (PCIe), 8600 GT (DDR2)
Go (mobile): 7800, Go 7900 GSDiscrete: X800 XL, X800 GTO2/GTO16, HD 2600 PRO, HD 3650 (DDR2),
Mobility: X800 XT, HD 2600 XT, 3650Discrete: 6800 GS (AGP)
Go (mobile): 6800 Ultra, 7600 GT, 8600M GT, 8700M GTDiscrete: X800 GTO 256 MB, X800 PRO, X850 PRO, X1650 GT
Mobility: HD 2600Discrete: 6800, 7300 GT GDDR3, 7600 GS, 8600M GS
Go (mobile): 6800, 7700Discrete: X800, X800 GTO 128 MB, X1600 XT, X1650 PRO
Mobility: X1800, HD 5145, HD 5470 (GDDR5), HD 5450- 1
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Hi Cinnamon,
Thank you for your help!
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I have bought 9568 sq m land in mainland for my group. Is it correct to say that my tier level is USD 40.00/ month, as it is 8192 + 512 + 10% to the group?
Do I have to change anything in the group and/or update Tier in the web site? I will pay tiers all by myself.
Thank you!
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@ Cinnamon.Lohner My ISP measures it in Gigabytes, not in bits, but then they managed to have the worst, and the most expensive Internet connection in the face of Gods Earth, and yes, they do limit consumption. Thank you for the explanation! It helps a lot!
@ Darien Caldwell Thank you for the explanation! It helps a lot!
@ nelly Ishtari Thank you! It was the kind of information I was looking for. Tough SL sessions are not the same for everyone, as a result of so many factors, like Cinnamon and Darien pointed out, your numbers gave me an idea of what happens in terms of bandwidth consumption in SL.
I have been with my actual ISP for the past 2 years, but I have never had a warning from them concerning to bandwidth consumption. Last month it was reported I have a bandwidth consumption of 120GB. This month I have reached 30GB in the middle of the month.
So, I have ordered a new ISP service that has no bandwidth comsuption limit.
Thank you all!
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I should have mentioned I was referring to bandwidth.
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Yes, I know it depends on several factors like:
1- If you are (or not) on an empty SIM with no objects around;
2- If the avatar has (or not) a lot of attachments;
3- If the avatar is wearing clothes, or if at an Adult SIM it is naked;
4- If the avatar is alone, or there are other avatars around.
5- Etc!
So, what basically I want to know is not the exact Gigabyte, but the average, perhaps someone could establish a minimum and a maximum consumption. Anyone?
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It is very possible the manufacturer have supplied you a 512MB card by mistake. Once I took some memory (RAM), but it come with a lot more RAM than I bought. However, the only way to know that is by using a tool like CPU-Z.
SL does not recognize all kind hardware in your machine. It seems that it detects only those hardware listed on its code. LL has to improve that someway.
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Hi Kaito!
I know you've got your question answered, but by the amount of RAM you have, I suggest you to get a bit more as you are using Vista, which alone takes most of what you have just to run the OS.
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Hi Salome!
Yes you can apply it to Linden Lab for an additional cost. However it applies more for real life corporations rather than residents.
Now if you delete your account, then will be able to start over with a different name.
I hope it helps!
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@ Emily Primswitch If you see it properly I have already done it all. Thank you anyway!
@ Dil Spitz You've it right! It will let me to take my snapshots, tough the 'art masterpiece' (THE TORUS) is still there for anyone appreciation. Thank you!
@ Droth Karu Like Dil Spitz you'got it too! Thank you!
@ Suella Ember Yes, it is possible, the parcel has object entry enabled, but then it is an Onwed Group Land, so anyone in the group (with the ability) is able to build. Thank you!
Using a BOT to boost traffic
in General Discussion
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AmyNevilly you misundertood my post. I have no interest in increase traffic on my land. I use bots exclusively to show off the outfits and avatars in my store, and I make the bots speak with customers about good and services.
I have used humans as models, but I used to pay a lot more than 1L per hour -- an expensive experience.