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Fiona Jogiches

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Join date: 5 Oct 2006

Posts: 2

12-03-2006 07:00

Did I imagine it or did I see somewhere that there's something you can use to create virtual objects, so increasing the amount of prims you can have on your land?
Apologies if my question is using the wrong terminology but basically I'm searching for something that will inexpensively and easily increase the prim quota on my land

Thanks in advance for any help

Peekay Semyorka

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Join date: 18 Nov 2006

Posts: 337

12-03-2006 07:17

You can create temporary prims (also called "temp-on-rez" prims). They disappear after a short period of time... a few seconds to a couple of minutes at most.

While it's possible to construct clever scripts to "regenerate" temp-on-rez prims as they disappear, such practice tend to just create lag for everyone, and not likely what you'd want to do.

-peekay

Fiona Jogiches

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Join date: 5 Oct 2006

Posts: 2

12-03-2006 07:51

Thanks Peekay....seemed too good to be true!

Erin Talamasca

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Join date: 18 Sep 2005

Posts: 617

12-03-2006 16:34

From: Peekay Semyorka

You can create temporary prims (also called "temp-on-rez" prims). They disappear after a short period of time... a few seconds to a couple of minutes at most.

Well, you could, but it's currently a bit borked since the update. Do a search for 'temp on rez' and you'll find some threads on the matter.

I believe the 'life' of temp on rez prims is two minutes. As and when you can get them to work without using the physical prim count of your land, that is

*waves her bug-report banner*

Ceera Murakami

Texture Artist / Builder

Join date: 9 Sep 2005

Posts: 7,750

12-03-2006 17:57

Right now, temp-on-rez prims are being counted exactly the same as normal prims, and affect parcel prim count. That bug has been reported.

It's making a lot of sims report errors where fish rezzers and other harmless, low-volume rezzers are creating temp prims that are crossing into full or nearly full parcels.

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Fiona Jogiches Registered User Join date: 5 Oct 2006 Posts: 2	12-03-2006 07:00 Did I imagine it or did I see somewhere that there's something you can use to create virtual objects, so increasing the amount of prims you can have on your land? Apologies if my question is using the wrong terminology but basically I'm searching for something that will inexpensively and easily increase the prim quota on my land Thanks in advance for any help
Peekay Semyorka Registered User Join date: 18 Nov 2006 Posts: 337	12-03-2006 07:17 You can create temporary prims (also called "temp-on-rez" prims). They disappear after a short period of time... a few seconds to a couple of minutes at most. While it's possible to construct clever scripts to "regenerate" temp-on-rez prims as they disappear, such practice tend to just create lag for everyone, and not likely what you'd want to do. -peekay
Fiona Jogiches Registered User Join date: 5 Oct 2006 Posts: 2	12-03-2006 07:51 Thanks Peekay....seemed too good to be true!
Erin Talamasca Registered User Join date: 18 Sep 2005 Posts: 617	12-03-2006 16:34 From: Peekay Semyorka You can create temporary prims (also called "temp-on-rez" prims). They disappear after a short period of time... a few seconds to a couple of minutes at most. Well, you could, but it's currently a bit borked since the update. Do a search for 'temp on rez' and you'll find some threads on the matter. I believe the 'life' of temp on rez prims is two minutes. As and when you can get them to work without using the physical prim count of your land, that is waves her bug-report banner
Ceera Murakami Texture Artist / Builder Join date: 9 Sep 2005 Posts: 7,750	12-03-2006 17:57 Right now, temp-on-rez prims are being counted exactly the same as normal prims, and affect parcel prim count. That bug has been reported. It's making a lot of sims report errors where fish rezzers and other harmless, low-volume rezzers are creating temp prims that are crossing into full or nearly full parcels. _____________________ Sorry, LL won't let me tell you where I sell my textures and where I offer my services as a sim builder. Ask me in-world.