If I create an object and enter 61,000 for the Z axis, does it really go up to that height? or Is there a build height limit?
this actually happened, and the object is not returned to my inventory. And, I actually went up to 61,000meters to see if it is there. No it's definitely not there.
Thanks,
Troy
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Troy Vogel
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01-13-2006 15:00
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Troy Vogel
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Found it
01-13-2006 15:06
I answered my own question: I found the object at 768meters.
So SL automatically clipped the value down to 768meters? Should it have returned it to my inventory? Is it a feature or a bug? discuss...  Troy |
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Paolo Portocarrero
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01-13-2006 15:26
I answered my own question: I found the object at 768meters. So SL automatically clipped the value down to 768meters? Should it have returned it to my inventory? Is it a feature or a bug? discuss... Troy Only you... you instigator!  _____________________
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Argent Stonecutter
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01-13-2006 17:18
No non-physical motion is possible over 768 meters. Since that includes most operations involved in building (such as moving an object), 768 meters is referred to as the building limit.
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Alfred Lardner
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01-14-2006 06:29
...That being said, things like the Monkeyball Cannon can reach altitudes of nearly 2000m in physical movement.
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