Tessa Harrington

Understood Toy Soldier. Just trying to get a handle on how a consumer or land owner is to deal with these type things. From what I can tell there isn't a clear description of the DO's and Don'ts on this to avoid chaos like I'm asking about. And what the creator pays to bring in mesh will definitely affect my ability to purchase their content, as its obviously going to have to increase the price of that content if uploads increase that much. Which brings us back to the market and the consumer side of things. I'm agreeing with you that some basic tools need to be added to the marketplace beofre this gets greenlighted and ready for prim time, of its going to be a freakin' nightmare for eveyrone.

One thing I heard in the AWGroup was that ... 1. One of them tried to upload a couch and it told him he'd need to pay $661L to bring it in. That's the equivalent of $2.64! Is that going to be the going rate? How are the costs for uploads determined? 2. The second worry was this. If you built a house out of prims, then attached a mesh door, do prims or sculpts used automatically convert to a mesh value, makign them cost roughly twice the value in prim costs? Wouldn't that mean a 100 prim house could turn into a 200 prims house plus the prim cost for the mesh, just because you linked a mesh to it? True? False? Or somewhere in the middle? If TRUE, then couldn't the latter scenario means a disgrunted user come into his land and force the sim into an over prim state and thereby automatically trigger the clean up process - start deleting builds to keep within the sim's prim allowance by deleting builds, from earliest built to current? Thanks