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LD Barrett

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04-01-2006 10:01

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Bagracer Bergson

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04-01-2006 18:35

i have had this happen on a few different occaisions, it seems the game sometimes loses track of the prims current configuration, so what you need to do is "nudge" it a bit so that the game sees a change and resets the prims parameters. What I usually do is select the stretch option, select the prim in question (use edit linked if its linked), stretch or shrink it a tiny bit in one of the directions then put it back to the origional spot. this will cause the game to recognise the prim is now changed, and should be back solid again

LD Barrett

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04-01-2006 21:20

From: Bagracer Bergson

i have had this happen on a few different occaisions, it seems the game sometimes loses track of the prims current configuration, so what you need to do is "nudge" it a bit so that the game sees a change and resets the prims parameters. What I usually do is select the stretch option, select the prim in question (use edit linked if its linked), stretch or shrink it a tiny bit in one of the directions then put it back to the origional spot. this will cause the game to recognise the prim is now changed, and should be back solid again

Yes you gave the best help!

it works again! Thank you for your post!

Ceera Murakami

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04-03-2006 06:58

Yes. FYI - what causes this is usually that the prims end up just slightly overlapping one another. And as stated, sometimes a prim will drift out of position, for no apparent reason.

Sabrina Doolittle

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04-03-2006 22:38

If you take and re-rezz the whole linked house section, that will usually fix the mushy prim as well. I'm not a fan of stretching as it pulls the prims out of alignment and I am an alignment fascist

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Problem with my house...need help!
LD Barrett Registered User Join date: 15 Mar 2006 Posts: 13	04-01-2006 10:01 ...
Bagracer Bergson Registered User Join date: 29 Oct 2005 Posts: 22	04-01-2006 18:35 i have had this happen on a few different occaisions, it seems the game sometimes loses track of the prims current configuration, so what you need to do is "nudge" it a bit so that the game sees a change and resets the prims parameters. What I usually do is select the stretch option, select the prim in question (use edit linked if its linked), stretch or shrink it a tiny bit in one of the directions then put it back to the origional spot. this will cause the game to recognise the prim is now changed, and should be back solid again
LD Barrett Registered User Join date: 15 Mar 2006 Posts: 13	04-01-2006 21:20 From: Bagracer Bergson i have had this happen on a few different occaisions, it seems the game sometimes loses track of the prims current configuration, so what you need to do is "nudge" it a bit so that the game sees a change and resets the prims parameters. What I usually do is select the stretch option, select the prim in question (use edit linked if its linked), stretch or shrink it a tiny bit in one of the directions then put it back to the origional spot. this will cause the game to recognise the prim is now changed, and should be back solid again Yes you gave the best help! it works again! Thank you for your post!
Ceera Murakami Texture Artist / Builder Join date: 9 Sep 2005 Posts: 7,750	04-03-2006 06:58 Yes. FYI - what causes this is usually that the prims end up just slightly overlapping one another. And as stated, sometimes a prim will drift out of position, for no apparent reason.
Sabrina Doolittle Registered User Join date: 15 Nov 2005 Posts: 214	04-03-2006 22:38 If you take and re-rezz the whole linked house section, that will usually fix the mushy prim as well. I'm not a fan of stretching as it pulls the prims out of alignment and I am an alignment fascist _____________________ Linden Lifestyles: The Unoffical Second Life Shopping Blog http://www.lindenlifestyles.com

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