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2fast4u Nabob

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01-07-2006 12:51

Is there a way I can get a listing of what objects are on my land? I did something dumb and want to make sure that the objects that I placed on the land are still there.

I cannot see the objects because I manually changed their Z level (height) to something that's either really high or really low.

Thanks!

Zapoteth Zaius

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Join date: 14 Feb 2004

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01-07-2006 12:57

From: 2fast4u Nabob

Is there a way I can get a listing of what objects are on my land? I did something dumb and want to make sure that the objects that I placed on the land are still there.

I cannot see the objects because I manually changed their Z level (height) to something that's either really high or really low.

Thanks!

You can check how many objects are on the land and who owns how many objects, but not names..

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Bertha Horton

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Join date: 19 Sep 2005

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01-07-2006 19:52

It would be nice, but even if such a list were programmed into the client, it would generally read something like this: "Object, object, object, object..."

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TonyRockyHorror Hauptmann

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Join date: 5 Nov 2005

Posts: 76

01-07-2006 22:02

with the debug console, you can turn off the ground rendering, then you can see what's below and grab them and move them back.

ArchTx Edo

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Join date: 13 Feb 2005

Posts: 1,993

01-10-2006 12:45

too up in the air where you can hvae a view of your land or the area you are interested in. Open the edit window, then using the tools menu: "show only my objects", you can drag a box around your land and it will highlight any objects that are there, even below ground and inside another prim, once you have identified a spot where your object is, you can drag a box again to highlight it. and once it is selected you can drag it back above ground or out of the other object.

If its buried inside another object I have had some luck moving the camera around so you can see inside the object, then select the buried object and drag it out.

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Shack Dougall

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Join date: 9 Aug 2004

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01-10-2006 21:03

From: ArchTx Edo

If its buried inside another object I have had some luck moving the camera around so you can see inside the object, then select the buried object and drag it out.

Also, "Debug>Rendering>Hide Selected Objects" is great to see inside.

This has become a powerful tool in my arsenal. It's also great when you're selecting a large number of prims and you're not sure if you have them all selected. Turn on hide selected and it becomes obvious if you missed something.

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Torley Linden

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Join date: 15 Sep 2004

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01-10-2006 21:06

From: Shack Dougall

Also, "Debug>Rendering>Hide Selected Objects" is great to see inside.

This has become a powerful tool in my arsenal. It's also great when you're selecting a large number of prims and you're not sure if you have them all selected. Turn on hide selected and it becomes obvious if you missed something.

I wholeheartedly agree, via process of elimination it makes such a task much easier.

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List objects on my land?
2fast4u Nabob SL-ice.net Join date: 28 Dec 2005 Posts: 542	01-07-2006 12:51 Is there a way I can get a listing of what objects are on my land? I did something dumb and want to make sure that the objects that I placed on the land are still there. I cannot see the objects because I manually changed their Z level (height) to something that's either really high or really low. Thanks!
Zapoteth Zaius Is back Join date: 14 Feb 2004 Posts: 5,634	01-07-2006 12:57 From: 2fast4u Nabob Is there a way I can get a listing of what objects are on my land? I did something dumb and want to make sure that the objects that I placed on the land are still there. I cannot see the objects because I manually changed their Z level (height) to something that's either really high or really low. Thanks! You can check how many objects are on the land and who owns how many objects, but not names.. _____________________ I have the right to remain silent. Anything I say will be misquoted and used against me. --------------- Zapoteth Designs, Temotu (100,50) ---------------
Bertha Horton Fat w/ Ice Cream Join date: 19 Sep 2005 Posts: 835	01-07-2006 19:52 It would be nice, but even if such a list were programmed into the client, it would generally read something like this: "Object, object, object, object..." _____________________ Trapped in a world she never made!
TonyRockyHorror Hauptmann two-for-one special Join date: 5 Nov 2005 Posts: 76	01-07-2006 22:02 with the debug console, you can turn off the ground rendering, then you can see what's below and grab them and move them back.
ArchTx Edo Mystic/Artist/Architect Join date: 13 Feb 2005 Posts: 1,993	01-10-2006 12:45 too up in the air where you can hvae a view of your land or the area you are interested in. Open the edit window, then using the tools menu: "show only my objects", you can drag a box around your land and it will highlight any objects that are there, even below ground and inside another prim, once you have identified a spot where your object is, you can drag a box again to highlight it. and once it is selected you can drag it back above ground or out of the other object. If its buried inside another object I have had some luck moving the camera around so you can see inside the object, then select the buried object and drag it out. _____________________ VRchitecture Model Homes at http://slurl.com/secondlife/Shona/60/220/30 http://www.slexchange.com/modules.php?name=Marketplace&MerchantID=2240 http://shop.onrez.com/Archtx_Edo
Shack Dougall self become: Object new Join date: 9 Aug 2004 Posts: 1,028	01-10-2006 21:03 From: ArchTx Edo If its buried inside another object I have had some luck moving the camera around so you can see inside the object, then select the buried object and drag it out. Also, "Debug>Rendering>Hide Selected Objects" is great to see inside. This has become a powerful tool in my arsenal. It's also great when you're selecting a large number of prims and you're not sure if you have them all selected. Turn on hide selected and it becomes obvious if you missed something. _____________________ Prim Composer for 3dsMax -- complete offline builder for prims and sculpties in 3ds Max http://liferain.com/downloads/primcomposer/ Hierarchical Prim Archive (HPA) -- HPA is is a fully-documented, platform-independent specification for storing and transferring builds between Second Life-compatible platforms and tools. https://liferain.com/projects/hpa
Torley Linden Enlightenment! Join date: 15 Sep 2004 Posts: 16,530	01-10-2006 21:06 From: Shack Dougall Also, "Debug>Rendering>Hide Selected Objects" is great to see inside. This has become a powerful tool in my arsenal. It's also great when you're selecting a large number of prims and you're not sure if you have them all selected. Turn on hide selected and it becomes obvious if you missed something. I wholeheartedly agree, via process of elimination it makes such a task much easier. _____________________

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