how do l keep rotaing ad out
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debbiej Aabye
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Join date: 22 Jun 2007
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07-12-2007 22:10
how do i keep a rotating ad from rotating on to my land. i have im the owner but got to answer
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Xplorer Cannoli
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07-12-2007 22:19
you cant. time to pull out an AR. (abuse report)
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debbiej Aabye
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07-12-2007 22:19
From: Xplorer Cannoli you cant. time to pull out an AR. (abuse report) what's an ar |
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debbiej Aabye
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07-12-2007 22:21
From: Xplorer Cannoli you cant. time to pull out an AR. (abuse report) thanks i will do that |
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Avacea Fasching
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Join date: 23 Dec 2005
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07-12-2007 22:33
do a search for ==> Arbor Project <== there is information and they have some tools you can use.
If its your land you can return the items and set to no build.
if its overlaping your land, you should ask nice if they will move/remove it,
if all else fails then, an Abuse Report would be in order.
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Conifer Dada
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07-13-2007 02:19
I've been wondering this - for a long time there has been a slow rotating giant prim ad that clips the corner of my land up in the sky. As it's out of my way I haven't bothered too much about it. My home used to be quite laggy and I always assumed it was because of the camp chairs at the casino across the road from me. But now the casino is gone but the lag persists and I assume it's the rotating ad that causes it. I could ask the prim owner to reduce its size but if he still has it rotating, which he has every right to do, it would probably still cause lag - it was there before I bought the land, after all.
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Talwyn Mills
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Join date: 8 May 2007
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07-13-2007 04:01
Wouldn\'t setting the no-object-entry option stop the prim entering the plot?
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Markubis Brentano
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07-13-2007 04:25
From: Talwyn Mills Wouldn\'t setting the no-object-entry option stop the prim entering the plot? Not necessarily. As long as the center of the rotating prim stays on the other property, then "technically" theres nothing done wrong...(the center of the prim dictates where its actual position is) However It still is extremely rude to have a prim "invade" someone elses property. I just confronted a neighbor of mine that had some of his prims hanging into my land. He removed them after I pointed them out to him. (haha...he maintains that he didn't do it..although he was listed as the owner ) |
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Kidd Krasner
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07-13-2007 05:57
From: Markubis Brentano ...He removed them after I pointed them out to him. (haha...he maintains that he didn't do it..although he was listed as the owner ) It is possible for someone to set object permissions or friend permissions so that people other than the owner can move them. So just give him the benefit of the doubt, and be glad he removed them without hassle. |
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poopmaster Oh
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07-13-2007 07:56
From: Conifer Dada I've been wondering this - for a long time there has been a slow rotating giant prim ad that clips the corner of my land up in the sky. As it's out of my way I haven't bothered too much about it. My home used to be quite laggy and I always assumed it was because of the camp chairs at the casino across the road from me. But now the casino is gone but the lag persists and I assume it's the rotating ad that causes it. I could ask the prim owner to reduce its size but if he still has it rotating, which he has every right to do, it would probably still cause lag - it was there before I bought the land, after all. remember, your sim shares with 4 other sims on one server pc, even if the sim you lived on was completly empty, but had 1 spinning prim and you had lag you cant blame that 1 spinning prim on it, could be 150 ppl in the other sims that share teh same computer your sim runs on..... i dont think a spinnin object will cause much lag
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Ava Glasgow
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Join date: 27 Jan 2007
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07-13-2007 12:17
From: poopmaster Oh remember, your sim shares with 4 other sims on one server pc, even if the sim you lived on was completly empty, but had 1 spinning prim and you had lag you cant blame that 1 spinning prim on it, could be 150 ppl in the other sims that share teh same computer your sim runs on.....
i dont think a spinnin object will cause much lag Also, some of the laggiest scripts aren't always obvious to you. If I understand correctly, anything with listeners, timers, or scanners are the worst offenders. And listeners are usually only bad if they listen for anyone on the open chat channel. So somebody might have a security system or even something as simple as a hot tub that would cause more lag than the big spinning ad. Which is not to say that the big spinning ad is not annoying.  |