To use, see the appearance section in opensim.ini.example, set "persist = true", then add the correct connection string for your database.(see mysql-AvatarAppearance.sql in share folder for a example of the table mysql table structure).
This could possible be used in a very small grid, but would mean each region server would need to connect to the same mysql database.
But the work to move the code to one of the grid servers shouldn't be too much.
The ScriptDialogReply packet handler is a bit of a hack job. It is currently handled similar to ChatFromViewer, which will trigger the listen() event, however this is not exactly how LL's implementation works and will/can be fixed up later.
* Added a method for Tedd to hook to in scene to disable the Scripting engine that currently says, [TOTEDD] Here is the method to trigger disabling of the scripting engine.
* If you have Debian running, you should get a platform line that says, 'Found Debian!' when starting up your sim.
* If someone running Debian will confirm this does occur, that would be most helpful.
** If the region fails 3 times, then ChildAgentDataUpdates no longer get sent to that region
* Enabled Child_Get_Tasks in grid mode.
* When Child_Get_Tasks is enabled on neighbor regions, the neighbor region uses the client's draw distance to send out prim. This is a lot less likely to flood the client now since the ChildAgentDataUpdate contains both the throttle settings and the draw distance. This means that with this enabled, you can see prim in other regions in grid mode. Very experimental.
* On restart the latest save will be restored rather than the very first dragged in scripts
* Also add previously missed out database commits to separate prim inventory commit path (sigh)
* Added a Logout message with a name on the console
* Added a *fixme* message to figure out why the current agent session is null
* After updating you may notice that there's a login <user> and also a logout<user>
* Set the avatar's radius to 0.37m, I think this gives the *best* balance between spaces the avatar can fit, and the ability to climb steps
* Fixed a few things
* Tweaked some more
* Played with gravity (-9.8m/s)
* An example changed event syntax is at: http://opensimulator.org/wiki/Changed_Event_Example
* You can use this to trigger actions in your script if someone sits on your object_rez
* You can use this to figure out all of the CHANGED_ constants except for CHANGED_REGION, CHANGED_TELEPORT, and CHANGED_ALLOW_DROP
* Fixed a bunch of goofy math for calculating the sim stats counters
* Made most of the sim stats counters additive so it's easy to change the sim stats interval
* Changed the sim stats send interval to 3 seconds
* This means that you can take an object from a region and rez it somewhere else, with its inventory intact.
* As for earlier, at this stage only scripts can be placed in inventory
* This isn't an efficient implementation, a better one will probably need to come along soonish
* Time dilation is off now.. because it's the additive of the 0.91 * 10 (adds a second) / 5( the number of seconds since the last update) which results in 0.41td as common
* Slowing down the network accounting update will probably fix the red issue.
* We're only missing, the script related sim stats counters and the Images time counter and the Pending Uploads counter. The rest of them are actually implemented now.
* Added frame Milliseconds, Physics Milliseconds and Other Milliseconds to the Sim Stats Reporter so we can start to figure out what the slowdowns are. (these were the most convenient to get and had just about no overhead.
* Linkset status is now persistent
* Tweaked a physics child prim positioning hack to generate less database saves
* Re-factored physics object creation calls into ApplyPhysics. To create a new physics representation of an object or linkset, it's only necessary to call *group*.ApplyPhysics(bool m_physicalPrim). *lbsa has been waiting for this refactoring*
* We have collidable linksets now. (they don't become phantom anymore)
* Cleaned up copyright notices in AssemblyInfo.cs's
* Added Copyright headers to a bunch of files missing them
* Replaced several common string instances with a static constant to prevent reallocation of the same strings thousands of times. "" -> String.Empty is the first such candidate.
* There will be bugs, you can count on that. To avoid them, set the linksets phantom
* After region restart, the linksets restore in a non collidable state.
* Linksets can but shouldn't be made physical with the physical checkbox or when you unlink them, they tend to explode.
* After creating a linkset, you have to move the linkset or set it phantom and not phantom for it to become collidable.
* There's a few ParentGroup references that need to be refactored.
* Did some goofy math undoing in the Sim Stats Reporter
* More reduction to the amount of calls per second to UnManaged ODE code
* Added a significant amount of comments to ODE
300 msecs can be too slow and cause a timeout to occur. This is reported when
llHTTPRequest times out but may not be reported for other functions like
osSetDynamicTextureURL. This sets the time out to 30 seconds. It appears
that the value affects not just llHTTPRequest's.
* This can be turned on by setting storage_prim_inventories_experimental = True in OpenSim.ini
* Implemented for sqlite and MySQL, no MSSQL implementation yet
* As an experimental feature, there is no guarantee that this won't take down your region or that the db representation won't need to change.
* More (and continuing) details at http://opensimulator.org/wiki/OpenSim:Prim_Inventory_Persistence
* It is now possible to edit and save scripts directly from prim inventories
* On saving, the script will be restarted in the region
* Doesn't appear that it's yet possible to drag inventory contents back to agent inventory. Not quite sure why this is yet - the perms all look very permissive.
Probably doesn't yet work for any items other than scripts.
Still some work to do. No user functionality exposed. Not yet user tieable into normal code.
* Estate managers get abilities like the region owner for now.
* Estate managers, you'll need to request server admin status to be able to activate the estate tools dialog (haven't figured out why this is the case yet)
* Switching from grid mode to standalone or switching grids will make the stored Estate Manager UUIDs not match up with a valid account so you'll see (waiting) listed there instead of a user until you reset them or go back to the grid you added them from.
* You can put UUIDs in those fields to give other users some ability to help manage a sim you own.
* Also started decoding the EstateOwnerMessage packet convolutions.
* The BlockingQueue exposes Contains so we can make sure we don't add a TextureSender to the queue if there's already one present
* introduced some TryGetValue and various code convention stuff
* You can add and remove a friend in grid mode now within the same simulator. It doesn't save yet.
* I got rid of Mr. OpenSim as a friend.. he bothers me /:b...
* Charles, this will fix the red issue.
* Same situation, the first run updates the tables (and gives you a ton of red errors), the second run and everything works as expected.
* PrimitiveBaseShape: The textures are now exposed as a 'TextureEntry Textures'; all serialization still using the 'byte[] TextureEntry' for backwards compatibility.
* Scene: Re-added AddTree, since the Tree type isn't gone from libsl, merely relocated.
* SAVE YOUR PRIM DATA, THIS MAKES CHANGES TO YOUR PRIMS TABLE
* The first time you run OpenSim after updating past this revision, you'll see a lot of Errors. Be calm, shutdown the simulator, and start it again and your prims table will be updated.
* MSSQL added the fields to the Initial CreateTable section, however, you'll need to add the fields to your prims table if you want it to persist.
** - avatar can navigate stairs better now
** - avatar can land without shooting into the air
** - excessive collisions with the ground are tempered somewhat and should only shoot the avatar up 20m instead of 200m
** - Try Catched a TextureDownloadModule.cs array out of bounds error with a report that causes it not to crash the sim, however it reports a few important items for tracking it down.
This may not be the best solution in the long run, but should improve things for now.
This may also improve reliability when updating inventory item metadata (e.g. renaming an item) and in retrieving textures
for the main map view.
* Fixes:
* -- duplicating Active physical object causes objects to explode in opposite directions
* -- Rezzing objects too close to you avatar causes avatar to shoot around in odd directions
* Vanity
* This fixes a *bunch* of Mantis bugs related to the following
* -- Neighbouring simulators not appearing after relog
* -- Login to simulator only to be logged off by simulator.
* -- ThreadAbort
* -- Unable to shutdown circuitCode: x
* added Util.Clip(value, min, max)
* modified asset cache's numPackets calculation to use max packet size (600) instead of 1000
* removed a few magic numbers
* Added Incomplete Handling of the EstateCovenantRequest packet
* Added Incomplete Handling of the EstateOwnerMessageRequest.ChangeEstateCovenantid method
* Fixed a race condition with avatar animations
* Removed unchecked TryParse, replaced with Parse as we were not checking for success and could lead to weirdness if an exception is ignored.
* Removed unused variable m_newAvatar
* Removed several unused try{}catch(Exception e){}'s.
* Added null assignment in simpleapp to prevent warning.
* I've fundamentally changed a few things, so this is experimental
* The routine that I used needs to be tested on Linux. I don't expect it to cause a problem, but hey, it might.
* Child agents are still not logged off properly, so when the first set time out, the second set get logged off also, on the second log in if the second login is initiated before the first one fully times out.
* SelectAABB + Radio Button Action + 'brush size' + Apply works now.
* There's something wrong with the byte for brush size that causes it to be unpredictable sometimes causing massive spikes. This appears to have always been this way, however it's more noticeable now that you can apply the effect to a selection of terrain.
* Make inventory messages more verbose. Hopefully they aren't now too verbose
* This may resolve some grid instability but it's likely there's much more out there.
* Now sending South and East cords to the terrain editor..
* No new functionality from a user perspective
* Programming wise, there's enough information to get the select based terrain editor working in an upcoming revision.
This patch makes some enhancements to the llRemoteData functions. The
module is now a shared module, and allows remote data channels to be
created among multiple regions in the same sim. The port is controlled
from the remoteDataPort property under the [Network] section in
OpenSim.ini. If this setting is not present or = 0, the module is
disabled and no port is opened. llRemoteData commands have not effect
when module is disabled.
This patch implements the llHttpRequest function via a region module,
HttpScriptsRequest. There were bits and peices in LSLLong_cmd_handler,
which I moved into the region module, and just check for completed
requests and dispatch the http_response callback event instead.
works for me as of r2674
* Removed hackish timer based client notification about regions up (no longer needed)
* Added a comment about an inventory based login failure that causes me lots of greif testing and debugging. Comment includes *why* it's failing.
llFrand, llSetColor, llGetColor, llSetTexture, llGetTexture,
llSetAlpha, llGetAlpha, llRotateTexture, llScaleTexture,
llOffsetTexture, llGetTextureOffset, llGetTextureScale, llGetTextureRot.
With these changes the "kan-ed" script #2 should be working.
* Fixes weirdness when typing and sitting at the same time
* Should fix bug #32 (getting stuck in edit appearance pose)
* Crouchwalk and possibly jump may need more looking into
Refractored the TextureDownloadModule (but currently to make debugging easier, it is running as a non shared module, so this results in a instance of this module being created for each region (and a extra thread per region), this will be changed back soon.
Removed the old texture handling/sending code from AssetCache.
A few other small changes/fixes.
* Added List<RegionInfo> m_neighbours to Scene
* Hooked up the OnRegionUp event to m_neighbours list
* Modified RegionInfo to have a bool commFailTF value so that we can skip neighbors that fail. (when the region comes up, this gets reset to false and the region will try again.
* Added SetChildAgentThrottle(byte[]) to IClientAPI
* Several other insignificant changes related to passing child pertanant agent data from sim to sim.
Note: this mainly improves Standalone mode, as in grid mode the appearance data isn't passed between region servers. Although people should notice a improvement when moving between regions in the same instance.
* BACKUP YOUR PRIM BEFORE UPDATING TO THIS and then double check the prim permissions after applying it with a different avatar (then the master avatar or the prim owner avatar).
* Also, beware that any objects created under the old permission scheme may react oddly. They may automatically allow anyone to modify them, (which you'll then have to un-set).
* It's hacked support because when 'anyone can move is set', any avatar can modify the prim (texture, shape, scale, etc)
me on Mono 1.2.4, which led to client crashes. I think the Timer.Stop()
wasn't doing what was desired on Mono. The Queue refactoring should address
the readability issues lbsa71 was working on as soon as I get the merge together.
This patch adds x, y, and z offsets to the load-xml command.
If you had a prim at 100,100,20 thats where it would get loaded everytime.
This patch lets you place it at an offset from 100,100,20.. as such:
load-xml <filespec> -newUI 3 1 2
Loading the prim at 103, 101, 22
* Un-hackerized generating the client_flags
* Now handling the ObjectPermissions Update packet
* Warning: Backup your prim before updating. If you fail to do so and something goes wrong then, All Yr prim are belong to us!
While exploring what it would take to get the 'new script' button working,
I encountered the fact, some way down in the rabbit hole, that if a user
renamed an item in their inventory and logged out (without a restart of
the simulator), on log in the new name was not preserved.
As far as I can see, this was because any updates which didn't occur
inside a transaction were ignored by opensim. This patch pays attention
to those changes. It generates a new asset when an item is updated and
changes the user's inventory properties appropriately. I believe this
behaviour is in line with the copy-on-write semantics used in the Second
Life protocol - perhaps it could be optimized if we knew for sure that the
only copy of the object was in the user's inventory.
This also means that if you rename an item (e.g. a script) before you drag
it into an object's inventory, the inventory will receive the item's most
recent name and description.
To use append "-newUID" to the end of the command, so new format is : "load-xml <filename> -newUID".
If you don't add the "-newUID", then the uuids in the xml file will be kept.
Some work towards persisting Avatar Appearance (what is being worn).
Added OnAvatarNowWearing event to IClientAPI that is triggered by AgentIsNowWearing packets.
stub code to subscribe to this event in AvatarFactoryModule.
Todo: code needs to be added to AvatarFactoryModule to save the uuids to a database and then read them back when that modules TryGetIntialAvatarAppearance() method is called.
Done some changes to Scene to make it easier to subclass it: including changed some private fields to protected and made some methods virtual.
Teravus Ovares