By checking against the grid's Avatar data, we can ignore viewer side attachments but still initiate these calls simulator-side.
Initiating simulator-side is always necessary for version 1 viewers.
This is a further commit to resolve http://opensimulator.org/mantis/view.php?id=6581
This was because the script resumption in AttachmentsModule was firing the attach event instead.
Had to reinstate the code in 285bd3a do we can resume the scripts there instead, though the bug existed before its removal.
This is to resolve http://opensimulator.org/mantis/view.php?id=6578
Unfortunately fails on Nebadon's system right now. Needs investigation. May put in a temproary option for experimentation soon.
This reverts commit d87ddf50fc.
On my own system, I can now eliminate the pause entirely and the reteleport happens whilst the teleport screen is still up.
Trying this change to see if this is true for other people.
This is a further effort to reduce v3 viewer race conditions where this call may clash with the viewer signalling attachment wearing from its current outfit folder.
This is to simplify the code (no tricky 'wasChild' signalling required)
and to reduce the risk of a thread clash between simulator-side attaching (necessary for v1 viewers)
and the viewer-side attaching the v3 viewers perform.
The symptom was exceptions while creating physical terrain.
Reduce default terrain mesh magnification to 2 from 3 because the
higher resolution uses a lot of memory and doesn't solve the terrain
smoothness for vehicles.
Added comments here and there and improved some debugging log messages.
This looks like an off-by-one bug since the view distance was already only 256 on the west and south sides.
This reduces the number of child agents being logged into regions neighbouring a megaregion.
This was because the calculation as to whether a new agent was needed in the receiving region did not take megaregions into account,
unlike the original calculation when the user first teleported into the region.
This meant that on teleport, entity transfer would create a new CAP but this would be ignored by the viewer and receiving region, meaning that the EQ could no longer be used.
This would prevent subsequent teleport, amongst other things.
Currently, regions up to 512m from a megaregion are considered neighbours.
Check for the case where the fetched mesh asset fails meshing (degenerate
triangles or no physical mesh). In this case, the asset is marked 'failed'
and BulletSim doesn't keep trying to fetch over-and-over trying to get a
good asset.
This tells the viewer to enable the UI for export permissions.
WARNING: If your inventory store contains invalid flags data, this will result
in items becoming exportable! Don't turn this on in production until it's complete!
with our own and add export permissions as well as a new definition for "All" as meaning "all conventional permissions" rather than "all possible permissions"
This now does a check for border crossing (required to trigger the teleport) immediately in SP.MakeRootAgent().
If left any later, it looks like the physics scene changes the position and stops the cross happening.
If done any earlier, nothing happens because the cross-code currently requires a PhysicsActor to be in place, thuogh it's probably not necessary for this case.
This aims to reduce any side effects if the process tries to complete after the client has logged back in (e.g. it was delayed due to a slow destination region response).
This introduces a new Aborting entity transfer state which signals that the teleport should be stopped but no compensating actions performed.
If we do this after TeleportFinish, then it's possible for a neighbour destination to request the source to create a child agent whilst its still treated as root.
This closes the original presence which we don't really want to do.
This is probably okay (albeit with warnings on the console) but afaics there's no reason not to move the child agent signal.
Justin Clark-Casey (justincc)