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Jano Debevec
Registered User
Join date: 28 May 2007
Posts: 87
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07-02-2007 10:17
I went with 2 avatars - person 1 and person 2 - (2 computers) in Second life. I noticed the following: - person 1 saw my Classifieds on his computer, person 2 didnt see Classifieds on his computer - On computer 1 we saw that person 1 and person 2 danced - on computer 2 we saw that person 2 danced but person 1 which come from computer 1 didnt dance. Where is problem that both avatars didnt dance on the computer 2. Only avatar which come from this computer. Why person 2 dont see the Classifieds but person 1 see them? This situation you could see on pictures below.   |
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poopmaster Oh
The Best Person On Earth
Join date: 9 Mar 2007
Posts: 917
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07-02-2007 14:33
Do not believe everything you see....
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InSL u find every kind of no-life retard you could possibly imagine as well as a few even Tim Burton couldnt imagine u find 12yr-olds claiming to be 40 men claiming 2 be women, women claiming 2 make sense and every1 claiming 2 have ideas that are actually worth a damn if only someone would just listen to their unique innovative and exceptionally important idea
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Aleister Montgomery
Minding the gap
Join date: 30 Apr 2006
Posts: 846
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07-02-2007 17:04
From: Jano Debevec I went with 2 avatars - person 1 and person 2 - (2 computers) in Second life. I noticed the following: - person 1 saw my Classifieds on his computer, person 2 didnt see Classifieds on his computer - On computer 1 we saw that person 1 and person 2 danced - on computer 2 we saw that person 2 danced but person 1 which come from computer 1 didnt dance. Where is problem that both avatars didnt dance on the computer 2. Only avatar which come from this computer. Why person 2 dont see the Classifieds but person 1 see them? This situation you could see on pictures below. Could it be that the classified ad is set to mature, and one account didn't have the "include mature content" checkbox enabled? As for animations: that's the old animation bug. Sometimes they don't show properly to everyone. Getting off the poseball and sitting down again usually helps. |
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Mickey James
Registered User
Join date: 4 Nov 2006
Posts: 334
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07-02-2007 17:14
Sometimes one viewer doesn't render the animations properly. Could be any number of reasons, including network latency, differences in configurations, etc. It is much better than it used to be -- my partner and I used to go out dancing a lot and have this happen once or twice in an evening, or sometimes more. We haven't seen it for us in quite a while, but it obviously still happens now and then.
Only thing to do is what Aleister said, try standing up (both dancers) and trying again.
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