NOTES:
*ClientView is now in the namespace OpenSim.RegionServer.Client
*Scripting is now in the namespace OpenSim.RegionServer.scripting
*Other various cleaning
*Added Parcel Backup Support for DB4. Other storages currently do not save
*Added parcelIDList in ParcelManager to speed up parcel fetching at position
*Added ParcelData.cs and ParcelData class for better storage support
*Documentation for parcel added
*2 Parcel Related bug fixes
*Created Parcel class to handle each parcel
*Created ParcelManager class to handle the Parcel Object
*For now, by default it is assigned to a fake avatar key and set for sale to L$0
* Enabled fastmode by default on world map requests (ordinary mode is just too slow)
* Reset some params involving agent appearance
* Tweaked simProfileBlock requests to return values which have been sighted on the wire before.
Also the build order for the two solutions should be to compile the OpenSim Solution first and then the GridServices one, as the common projects are referenced by DLL in the Gridservices.
* Added new exportImage() function to BasicTerrain which will output a gradient-mapped image of the terrain which can be uploaded to the grid for things like world map images. (shiinnny), will update later with an improved version using the bilinear quad method employed in client terrain rendering.
* Rebuild project & build files for basicterrain with System.Drawing dependency. Prebuild updated.
* cleared up verbose/noverbose/disableOutput douple negation confusion in ConsoleBase
* 2d chat radius is now 3d chat sphere
* removed unused fast 2d radius calc
* added chat type 0xFF : broadcast (no sphere checking)
* OpenSimMain now exposes its LocalWorld
Asset uploads (from sim to server) may or may not work, needs more testing, if they don't work then it should be just a encoding problem and not hard to fix.
Updated to lastest libsl and handled the changes to the message templates (some byte fields are now ushort fields ).
Still seems to be a problem when logging on, in that I get the downloading clothing message at the end of the precaching (which I didn't before)
For it to work you need to have a java sdk installed and the javac.exe somewhere in the environment Path variable.
Then To test, copy the text from bin/script1.text into a note card and then add that note to a prim.
Adam Frisby