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GaL Soyer
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Join date: 24 Feb 2006
Posts: 47
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04-06-2007 05:16
hi  question plz - i hear all the time about Prims limitations... 1. what are the limitations? 2. its include wearable things? like if i have a necklace with 720 Prims i cant enter places? or the necklace not fully appear? thank you very much ! |
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Beebo Brink
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Join date: 12 Jan 2007
Posts: 574
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04-06-2007 05:43
From: GaL Soyer i hear all the time about Prims limitations... There are specific technical limits to how many prims you can rez on land and some practical limits to how many prims you can wear. Each parcel of 512sm of land supports 117 prims. The only way you can exceed that limit is if you own more land *in the same sim* and you choose to "borrow" the extra prims from the other land. So, if you own a total of 1024sm of land somewhere on a sim, a single 512sm parcel could support up to 234 prims, but then the remaining land couldn't support any. Prims that you attach to your avatar are NOT counted towards the prim limit on the land. But the more prims you wear, the more you strain the sim resources. So a prim-laden avatar is going to contribute to local lag, both for themselves and everyone on the sim. As a matter of courtesy, you should try to show some restraint in your attachment selections.
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GaL Soyer
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Join date: 24 Feb 2006
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04-06-2007 07:05
got it... tnx so, what do you think? if i make a 100 Prims Necklace it will be ok or to much? is that matter that the parts will be very very small or not? |
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Kamael Xevious
Dreams are like water
Join date: 24 May 2004
Posts: 248
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04-06-2007 08:00
From: GaL Soyer so, what do you think? if i make a 100 Prims Necklace it will be ok or to much? is that matter that the parts will be very very small or not? Pardon me for saying this, but size does NOT matter. As far as the simulator is concerned, a prim is a prim is a prim. And 100 prims for a necklace wouldn't be out of line. I've seen them with that many and more. However, there is a limit to how many prims can be linked together into a single object. It's been a while since I've hit that limit, but iirc, it's around 256. I could be wrong there, but I'm sure someone will correct me if I'm wrong  Kam
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Ricky Yates
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Join date: 28 Jan 2007
Posts: 809
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04-06-2007 08:16
From: Kamael Xevious Pardon me for saying this, but size does NOT matter. As far as the simulator is concerned, a prim is a prim is a prim. Shame on you! Now you've robbed me of the illusion that a "prim-heavy object" is one consisting of big, fat, huge prims, preferably black-textured. |
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Kamael Xevious
Dreams are like water
Join date: 24 May 2004
Posts: 248
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04-06-2007 09:36
From: Ricky Yates Shame on you! Now you've robbed me of the illusion that a "prim-heavy object" is one consisting of big, fat, huge prims, preferably black-textured. Yeah, I hear that all the time from my students. At any rate, if it's any consolation, this "prim is a prim is a prim" thing does not, now that I think about it, apply to mega-prims--big, fat, huge prims if ever there were any. Kam
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