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Eep Quirk
Absolutely Relative
Join date: 15 Dec 2004
Posts: 1,211
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04-26-2006 02:12
Steps to reproduce the bug: Set object and avatar detail (LOD) max (all the way right) in prefs. Create a sphere and copy it.
Observed results: The copied sphere (one left behind) turns into a low-LOD one. Attachments also don't retain their LOD level and will change at times (inconsistently), as per the screenshot.
Expected results: LOD should work consistently.
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Xia Xevious
Anti-Windlight
Join date: 22 May 2004
Posts: 93
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04-26-2006 02:32
From: Eep Quirk Steps to reproduce the bug: Set object and avatar detail (LOD) max (all the way right) in prefs. Create a sphere and copy it.
Observed results: The copied sphere (one left behind) turns into a low-LOD one. Attachments also don't retain their LOD level and will change at times (inconsistently), as per the screenshot.
Expected results: LOD should work consistently. Yeah, On my prim hair goes blocky bumps that act like low LOD or something. Used to be nice n' round. I thought I had a video problem which is not (thank gawd) and I test by using sl preference and playing around to set high/low to see if anything change but all are stay the same, no change at all so I set everything back to default settings. |
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Michi Lumin
Sharp and Pointy
Join date: 14 Oct 2003
Posts: 1,793
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04-26-2006 18:29
Noticed this in 1.9.1.14 too. Even Maximum detail shows an absolutely horrible LOD. Bug reported it; hope it's just a bug, not an intentional change in overall detail.
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Eep Quirk
Absolutely Relative
Join date: 15 Dec 2004
Posts: 1,211
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04-26-2006 18:42
It's a known issue, according to Milo. Let's see if it makes the next build's known issues list or, more preferably, if it's just fixed.
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