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Sully Perun

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Join date: 26 Sep 2005

Posts: 13

10-09-2005 12:46

I have completed my house but I am having a problem with putting in furniture. Whenever I try to put more than three objects inside I get "Can't create object because the parcel is full". How do I get around this?

Aliasi Stonebender

Return of Catbread

Join date: 30 Jan 2005

Posts: 1,858

10-09-2005 12:55

From: Sully Perun

I have completed my house but I am having a problem with putting in furniture. Whenever I try to put more than three objects inside I get "Can't create object because the parcel is full". How do I get around this?

You may have run out of prim allotment. Go to "About Land" with no furniture and see what it says.

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Zapoteth Zaius

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10-09-2005 13:56

From: Sully Perun

I have completed my house but I am having a problem with putting in furniture. Whenever I try to put more than three objects inside I get "Can't create object because the parcel is full". How do I get around this?

Yeah, run out of prims on your parcel.. You can get around this either by buying more land in the same sim, which will probably mean you have to tier up and pay more monthly fees. Or to use lower prim furniture, or save some prims elsewhere..

GL!

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Bertha Horton

Fat w/ Ice Cream

Join date: 19 Sep 2005

Posts: 835

10-09-2005 16:22

Another possibility is that when you originally bought the land, the previous owner had a bunch of structures very high up in the sky and you, not knowing they were there, never had them returned before building anything yourself.

BamBam Sachertorte

floral engineer

Join date: 12 Jul 2005

Posts: 228

10-09-2005 18:18

I have also seen objects left underground. You can turn off surface patch rendering in the debug menu to see what is down there.

Snakekiss Noir

japanese designer

Join date: 9 Dec 2003

Posts: 334

check objects

10-10-2005 13:24

Right click on ur land and choose about land
a panel opens

Look on the General tab and see the size and name of your land etc
Open the Objects tab and you will see how many objects ur parcel supports
It also shows how many objects u can have if you have any other land in same sim as it all adds up
Look at the list which says how many objects owned by parcel owner, group, or others
If you have objects owned by others use the REfresh List button to see names of who owns them

Use Return objects owned by others button to clear land of their objects if any BUT if any of these are your friend's objects and you do NOT want to send them back then DO NOT use the Return all objects button. Instead highlight the name you want in the list and then use return objects for THAT person only

Once you have sent back anything else not wanted set 'auto delete others objects' to say 5 minutes and that will stop anyone else dumping stuff on ur land.

If none of this applies your land is full, and u will either need a lower prim house, or more land

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Alain Talamasca

Levelheaded Nutcase

Join date: 21 Sep 2005

Posts: 393

10-10-2005 13:55

If your land IS full, IM me in-world and I would be happy to connec tup and help you reduce your primcount.

I found that 117 was plenty for a reasonable house and simple furniture. Unfortunately for my wallet, I am a builder of complex things, and I wanted a place where I could build without having to worry about outside distractions. I needed more land. Of course when I got it, I expanded my house too...

But enough talk about ME...
Let's talk about YOU...

What are your needs with this house?
Is it bigger or more complex than you really need?
If all you need is place to store things, you will need a simpler structure than if you are going to be hosting parties but not storing things.

Do you plan to have parties?
You need to leave room for each av you plan on having at the party.

Do you have any wasted primcount?
There are a lot of things that can be done with textures that most new builders try to accomplish with prims. (Like stairs... Worst case I saw was a Spiral stair with 37 prims to an upper floor when 3 would have done just fine.)

As I mentioned, feel free to IM me in-world and I will be happy to look at your build and try to help you cut back on your primcount.

Furnishing a house
Sully Perun Registered User Join date: 26 Sep 2005 Posts: 13	10-09-2005 12:46 I have completed my house but I am having a problem with putting in furniture. Whenever I try to put more than three objects inside I get "Can't create object because the parcel is full". How do I get around this?
Aliasi Stonebender Return of Catbread Join date: 30 Jan 2005 Posts: 1,858	10-09-2005 12:55 From: Sully Perun I have completed my house but I am having a problem with putting in furniture. Whenever I try to put more than three objects inside I get "Can't create object because the parcel is full". How do I get around this? You may have run out of prim allotment. Go to "About Land" with no furniture and see what it says. _____________________ Red Mary says, softly, “How a man grows aggressive when his enemy displays propriety. He thinks: I will use this good behavior to enforce my advantage over her. Is it any wonder people hold good behavior in such disregard?” Anything Surplus Home to the "Nuke the Crap Out of..." series of games and other stuff
Zapoteth Zaius Is back Join date: 14 Feb 2004 Posts: 5,634	10-09-2005 13:56 From: Sully Perun I have completed my house but I am having a problem with putting in furniture. Whenever I try to put more than three objects inside I get "Can't create object because the parcel is full". How do I get around this? Yeah, run out of prims on your parcel.. You can get around this either by buying more land in the same sim, which will probably mean you have to tier up and pay more monthly fees. Or to use lower prim furniture, or save some prims elsewhere.. GL! _____________________ 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	10-09-2005 16:22 Another possibility is that when you originally bought the land, the previous owner had a bunch of structures very high up in the sky and you, not knowing they were there, never had them returned before building anything yourself.
BamBam Sachertorte floral engineer Join date: 12 Jul 2005 Posts: 228	10-09-2005 18:18 I have also seen objects left underground. You can turn off surface patch rendering in the debug menu to see what is down there.
Snakekiss Noir japanese designer Join date: 9 Dec 2003 Posts: 334	check objects 10-10-2005 13:24 Right click on ur land and choose about land a panel opens Look on the General tab and see the size and name of your land etc Open the Objects tab and you will see how many objects ur parcel supports It also shows how many objects u can have if you have any other land in same sim as it all adds up Look at the list which says how many objects owned by parcel owner, group, or others If you have objects owned by others use the REfresh List button to see names of who owns them Use Return objects owned by others button to clear land of their objects if any BUT if any of these are your friend's objects and you do NOT want to send them back then DO NOT use the Return all objects button. Instead highlight the name you want in the list and then use return objects for THAT person only Once you have sent back anything else not wanted set 'auto delete others objects' to say 5 minutes and that will stop anyone else dumping stuff on ur land. If none of this applies your land is full, and u will either need a lower prim house, or more land _____________________ Whatever happened to Important Basic Feature Improvements including improving the outdated 5 year old AV Body Appearance system to Poser standard? What happened to the 'see for miles' graphical visions we were shown of Havok Engine? Instead we got moral crusades to please American businesses. OPPOSE LOCAL TAXES ON VIRTUAL WORLDS !! THE BRAVE NEW WORLD HAS BECOME A BIG NEW SHOP
Alain Talamasca Levelheaded Nutcase Join date: 21 Sep 2005 Posts: 393	10-10-2005 13:55 If your land IS full, IM me in-world and I would be happy to connec tup and help you reduce your primcount. I found that 117 was plenty for a reasonable house and simple furniture. Unfortunately for my wallet, I am a builder of complex things, and I wanted a place where I could build without having to worry about outside distractions. I needed more land. Of course when I got it, I expanded my house too... But enough talk about ME... Let's talk about YOU... What are your needs with this house? Is it bigger or more complex than you really need? If all you need is place to store things, you will need a simpler structure than if you are going to be hosting parties but not storing things. Do you plan to have parties? You need to leave room for each av you plan on having at the party. Do you have any wasted primcount? There are a lot of things that can be done with textures that most new builders try to accomplish with prims. (Like stairs... Worst case I saw was a Spiral stair with 37 prims to an upper floor when 3 would have done just fine.) As I mentioned, feel free to IM me in-world and I will be happy to look at your build and try to help you cut back on your primcount.

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