I've been in SL for over 4 years and have never seen this error... While building, every so often when I try to move a prim, I get a blue dialog in the lower right corner of the screen, saying "Cant reposition -- permission denied".. I'm in a sim that I have full group rights, have never seen it while building before.. Of course its been a while since I have built in SL, doing most of my building now in OSGrid/OpenSim, where I'm not bothered with the pesky 10m prim limit or limitations on linking distance.. I'm trying to duplicate one of my large sky-builds in SL after perfecting it in OpenSim...
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Tasman Perth
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10-11-2009 15:57
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10-11-2009 16:41
Here's one thread on that message:
/8/a0/277361/1.html If you go to the jira and put in reposition denied as search terms you will find a number of reports of receipt of that error message. _____________________
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Tasman Perth
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10-11-2009 17:09
Yikes! I see quite a few entries in Jira that are exactly what I'm seeing, and going back several years, and I see no resolution to any of the first 10 or so I checked... One of the comments suggested perhaps group issues or being too close to a sim boundary.. Neither apply to me, as I have full group rights in the sim, and the build is in the center of the sim.. The problem occurs when I move a single prim (not a linkset) more than a certain distance.. always WAY less than where it needs to go.. Once I deselect that "erroring" prim, and select something else, the erroring prim snaps back like a rubber band.. Oh well, at least its not just me.... Thanks for the reply, Suzanne...
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10-12-2009 00:11
The only solution I've ever found for this has been to delete the offending prim, and replace it with a new one. Annoying, isn't it? Sorry I don't have a better answer.
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Jordyn Starbrook
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10-13-2009 03:11
It's mostly because you drag a prim onto a parcel where 'object entry' has been deselected. This will happen also if you're the owner of a sim and have full rights
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Tasman Perth
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10-13-2009 07:10
Thansk!! I did not know that... I'll run that by the sim owner and see if thats checked.. I've noticed that checkbox in the estate tab on my OSGrid sim, but since I don't own the sim in question in SL, thats greyed-out to me....
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