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ConductorX Nieuport
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12-18-2007 05:40
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Oryx Tempel
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12-18-2007 05:42
Yes it's a function and no you can't stop it. Think of it as humidity. Good for the skin and all that.  [Edit: Unless there's a way to stop viewing the clouds, but then you'd have to ask all your visitors to check that selection as well.] |
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Dekka Raymaker
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12-18-2007 05:44
in Windlight can't one turn clouds off, not a very useful way to do it I agree.  Have less storeys? [Edit: you could rent them out to Angels] |
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Broccoli Curry
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12-18-2007 05:44
It's either CTRL SHIFT ALT - or = (one is clouds, the other is particle effects) that turns them off for you for that login session, if that helps?
No... didn't think so... but ah well.
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ConductorX Nieuport
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12-18-2007 05:46
From: Oryx Tempel Yes it's a function and no you can't stop it. Think of it as humidity. Good for the skin and all that. [Edit: Unless there's a way to stop viewing the clouds, but then you'd have to ask all your visitors to check that selection as well.] Thanks, I didn't want my tenents to think I'm a noob and that I forgot to turn on the anti-cloud flux-capacitor. "G" |
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Arua Rotaru
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12-18-2007 05:47
control alt f6 also helps it removes fog but you have to do it everytime you log in
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Oryx Tempel
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12-18-2007 05:52
Broccoli's right, I just checked it inworld. Ctrl-Alt-Shift-- (that last is an additional dash) or Client/Rendering/Types/Clouds. But like I said, your guests will all have to do it too.
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ConductorX Nieuport
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12-18-2007 05:53
From: Oryx Tempel Broccoli's right, I just checked it inworld. Ctrl-Alt-Shift-- (that last is an additional dash) or Client/Rendering/Types/Clouds. But like I said, your guests will all have to do it too. They will know what to do then. I kind of like it myself. |
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Jessica Elytis
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12-18-2007 05:59
How about an arcutectual (sp?) solution?
Since you say you have prims left, use a few to raise up the upper floors, leaving an open spaced area that supports teh upper floors with a girder-like support structure. Put invisible walls along the outside (to keep people from falling out lol), and you can leave teh area blank, or put in a few seats, or even a small garden, or anything else you can think of.
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FD Spark
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12-18-2007 05:59
Only way I do to avoid clouds is I build over the cloud level or under it.
Cloud level is about around 200m or so.
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Oryx Tempel
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12-18-2007 06:05
From: Jessica Elytis How about an arcutectual (sp?) solution?
Since you say you have prims left, use a few to raise up the upper floors, leaving an open spaced area that supports teh upper floors with a girder-like support structure. Put invisible walls along the outside (to keep people from falling out lol), and you can leave teh area blank, or put in a few seats, or even a small garden, or anything else you can think of.
~Jessy Oooh a cloud garden... that sounds lovely! Great idea Jessy! |
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Ceera Murakami
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12-18-2007 06:55
You seriously want to avoid building in the "cloud layer". Not only do the clouds go roaming through at will, but each person has to turn of rendering them to get out of the fogbank, AND, even if you turn off rendering them, being in the clouds causes lag and makes clicking on things difficult.
If you really want a very tall building that pierces the clouds, make the area that is in the cloud layer an empty shell, and use the floors above and below that 'dead zone'.
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3Ring Binder
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12-18-2007 07:04
From: Jessica Elytis How about an arcutectual (sp?) solution?
Since you say you have prims left, use a few to raise up the upper floors, leaving an open spaced area that supports teh upper floors with a girder-like support structure. Put invisible walls along the outside (to keep people from falling out lol), and you can leave teh area blank, or put in a few seats, or even a small garden, or anything else you can think of.
~Jessy you read my mind. great idea!
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Brann Georgia
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12-18-2007 07:08
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