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Xyber Bach
Registered User
Join date: 24 Jan 2003
Posts: 10
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03-23-2003 18:09
Uhhh I must appologise but i think i just killed a server or an area of the badlands, was playing around with making this object and well it started then both me and my friend died. I think anyone within range or on the server basically locks up. So well if there's an admin around or anything prolly delete it and all th spawned object.
I am sorry and hope this gets fixed, to those cought within it's affect, I am sorry and have fun cause basically you get one frame per second.
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Haney Linden
Senior Member
Join date: 3 Oct 2002
Posts: 990
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03-23-2003 19:50
Doug says he fixed this one.
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Alexis Fairchild
SL Event Junkie
Join date: 7 Mar 2003
Posts: 218
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03-25-2003 13:45
I think Xyber just created Second Life's version of a nuclear bomb... lol
Bye bye for now,
Alexis
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Xyber Bach
Registered User
Join date: 24 Jan 2003
Posts: 10
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03-26-2003 07:35
Yea but it didn't physically kill anyone, it only locked up all their computrs almost completely, i was in the center and got about 1 frame every 2 minutes. Thanks Doug for helping get it fix, i unbroke the script and got it working the way intended without the locking everyone up.
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Nexus Nash
Undercover Linden
Join date: 18 Dec 2002
Posts: 1,084
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03-26-2003 11:08
lol... I was just like that as a noob... now it's been there done that, it's too easy to crash a server.
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Andrew Linden
Linden staff
Join date: 18 Nov 2002
Posts: 692
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03-28-2003 08:48
Xyber, could you give a few more details about the "object" you were messing with that caused the sim crash?
I haven't investigated any crashes from last Sunday night, but I did look into the Wednesday night crash of Clyde and found the culprit. I'll be posting more info about it on a few other threads, but I will just say here:
Very small hollow tubes are CPU expensive.
Wheel-joints are CPU expensive.
Mix the two and you have a sim-bomb.
This is a known issue, no need to "beta-test" it any further. We're working on a fix.
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