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Emma Soyinka

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Join date: 13 Sep 2005

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09-14-2005 12:51

I was told if you have more than one plot of land in the same region you can pick and choose where you put the prims from both plots, wether on one or the other. How do you do that? Because I'm trying to decorate and hitting the upper limit on my first plot anyway.

Aliasi Stonebender

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Join date: 30 Jan 2005

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09-14-2005 13:00

From: Emma Soyinka

I was told if you have more than one plot of land in the same region you can pick and choose where you put the prims from both plots, wether on one or the other. How do you do that? Because I'm trying to decorate and hitting the upper limit on my first plot anyway.

You buy the land, basically.

When checking for prim-limits, the region sim loks at ALL the land you own in it. Just buy and build, basically!

Now, you CAN get some weirdness if the plots are scattered and someone fills up the prim allocation on the "empty" plot; the game will autobounce things from the "too full" plot sometimes... I've had it happen twice to me.

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Dark Korvin

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Join date: 13 Jun 2005

Posts: 769

09-14-2005 20:46

Are you sure that you are looking at the number that tells the prim limit for the land. There is normally a number of how many prims a peice of land supports, as well as a number of how many prims are available. If the two peices of land are truly in the same sim, the number of items parcel supports should not change. The available prims will show the number of prims supported by all peices of land owned by the same person in the same sim.

Dark Korvin

Player in the RL game

Join date: 13 Jun 2005

Posts: 769

09-14-2005 20:47

Are you sure that you are looking at the number that tells the prim limit for the land. There is normally a number of how many prims a peice of land supports, as well as a number of how many prims are available. If the two peices of land are truly in the same sim, the number of items parcel supports should not change. The available prims will show the number of prims supported by all peices of land owned by the same person in the same sim.

Prim allocation in same region...
Emma Soyinka Got moo? o_o Join date: 13 Sep 2005 Posts: 218	09-14-2005 12:51 I was told if you have more than one plot of land in the same region you can pick and choose where you put the prims from both plots, wether on one or the other. How do you do that? Because I'm trying to decorate and hitting the upper limit on my first plot anyway.
Aliasi Stonebender Return of Catbread Join date: 30 Jan 2005 Posts: 1,858	09-14-2005 13:00 From: Emma Soyinka I was told if you have more than one plot of land in the same region you can pick and choose where you put the prims from both plots, wether on one or the other. How do you do that? Because I'm trying to decorate and hitting the upper limit on my first plot anyway. You buy the land, basically. When checking for prim-limits, the region sim loks at ALL the land you own in it. Just buy and build, basically! Now, you CAN get some weirdness if the plots are scattered and someone fills up the prim allocation on the "empty" plot; the game will autobounce things from the "too full" plot sometimes... I've had it happen twice to me. _____________________ Red Mary says, softly, “How a man grows aggressive when his enemy displays propriety. He thinks: I will use this good behavior to enforce my advantage over her. Is it any wonder people hold good behavior in such disregard?” Anything Surplus Home to the "Nuke the Crap Out of..." series of games and other stuff
Dark Korvin Player in the RL game Join date: 13 Jun 2005 Posts: 769	09-14-2005 20:46 Are you sure that you are looking at the number that tells the prim limit for the land. There is normally a number of how many prims a peice of land supports, as well as a number of how many prims are available. If the two peices of land are truly in the same sim, the number of items parcel supports should not change. The available prims will show the number of prims supported by all peices of land owned by the same person in the same sim.
Dark Korvin Player in the RL game Join date: 13 Jun 2005 Posts: 769	09-14-2005 20:47 Are you sure that you are looking at the number that tells the prim limit for the land. There is normally a number of how many prims a peice of land supports, as well as a number of how many prims are available. If the two peices of land are truly in the same sim, the number of items parcel supports should not change. The available prims will show the number of prims supported by all peices of land owned by the same person in the same sim.

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