KB Size Question.

[iCade]

I truly don't understand this, possibly someone could help me shed a light on this!

I have bought some textures, that came with a texture change script. When I apply said script to my product, along with an animation script the products entire script size is [2/2] 32KB.

Now, when I make a new script, copy and paste the LSL code into it so I appear as the creator, and replace it with the supplied one within the product it says: [2/2] 80KB.

I copy pated the code of the full perm script one to one, yet the product goes up to 80KB. When I take the script that shows me as the creator out, and put the supplied one back in, the product goes back down to 32KB.

Why is this happening?

[Ciaran Laval]

Do both scripts have the mono box ticked?

[iCade]

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Ciaran Laval wrote:

Do both scripts have the mono box ticked?

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I'm sorry, but I can't find such a box on or in either scripts? Perhaps my viewer hides it and I have to manually make it appear? I don't know where though D:

 

[Rolig Loon]

Right at the bottom of the script editing panel, next to the "Running" box.

[iCade]

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Rolig Loon wrote:

Right at the bottom of the script editing panel, next to the "Running" box.

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This is what I see:

 

 

I can neither find running, nor mono anywhere.

 

[Rolig Loon]

Wow!   What viewer are you using?

How about if you try Build >>> Scripts >>> Recompile Scripts (Mono) ?

[Innula Zenovka]

I think iCade's script is still in inventory, Rolig, while yours is in a rezzed prim.

[Rolig Loon]

Oh, right.  :smileyembarrassed:

[Miranda Umino]

The numbers are wrong : they tell 64kb per  mono script even if the mono script takes less memory . and 16kb per script not-mono . 32 KB = 2 scripts not compiled in mono (2 * 16) ;  80 kb = 1 script compiled in mono , 1 script not compiled in mono ( 64 +16)

If you want to know memory , use the function llGetUsedMemory inside  the code of your script s

[iCade]

Thanks everyone That did the trick!