* Re-enabled the native ODE prim types when possible
* Fixed several invalid assumptions in the prim recycle process.
* Added better message for 'reused a disposed physicsactor'
* Added a way to recover from errors during collision_optimized
* Added a way to recover from an error condition where prim_geom wasn't reset properly
* Calculate an agents height in LLGetAgentSize() from apperance parameters rather than physics avatar numbers
* Another good looking patch from idb - thanks!
* Region registration is enabled by default in the configuration unless the user chooses otherwise
* On the console
* show status - shows grid status
* enable-reg - enables region registration to the grid
* disable-reg - disables region registration
* Enabling or disabling region registration will not affect any other grid functions or regions already on the grid
* If you're experiencing knee bendiness try the windows settings, as the *nix settings seem to now be incorrect. (this update does that, but you may have your own opensim.ini settings active.
* Mac users, pray to chi11ken to make you a .dylib version
* This is semi-tuned and post teravus hack. (Though I didn't apply the terrain pitting fix hack. I'm still deciding if it's necessary as there was a lot of work over the past several months on the heightfield collider.
* Please use '--enable-shared --disable-demos --disable-asserts' if you are building your own libode in the configure step. Asserts are pretty much useless for use with .NET
* This also updates ODE.NET as, there were some API changes in May that were just added to ODE.NET today.
* Experimenting with the PacketPool mechanism.
* It's still disabled in the code, however there's now a flag to enable it.
* Converted to use Generic Collections vs Hashtables, also now uses a list of 'OK to pool' packets, starting with the high volume PacketAck packet.
* Implemented a proper update thread
* Removed the UpdateLock Mutex as it's no longer needed because updates can only happen one at a time now.
* This should actually improve performance significantly.. But, see the warning on the next line!
* Warning: If there are deadlocks that the threadpool timer method was hiding, this will expose them for all the nastiness they are.
See mantis #2379 for some useful scripts that work with this.
Note that I added another configuration parameter in addition to the patch to allow for legacy behavior in the absence of new configuration settings.
Adam Frisby