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Talk:OAR format 0.2 region settings example

2009-06-13T21:06:27Z

Jonc: /* Maturity Rating? */

== Maturity Rating? ==

Now that the '''Adult''' Maturity Rating is available, what is the appropriate number for it?

Update: Adult is 42

Simulator.cs (on 0.6.3-trunk) shows the following table:

<pre>
/// <summary>
/// Access level for a simulator
/// </summary>
public enum SimAccess : byte
{
/// <summary>Minimum access level, no additional checks</summary>
Min = 0,
/// <summary>Trial accounts allowed</summary>
Trial = 7,
/// <summary>PG rating</summary>
PG = 13,
/// <summary>Mature rating</summary>
Mature = 21,
/// <summary>Simulator is offline</summary>
Down = 254,
/// <summary>Simulator does not exist</summary>
NonExistent = 255
}
</pre>

What is the correspondence to the OAR file format?

Thanks!

[[User:Gwyneth Llewelyn|Gwyneth Llewelyn]] 00:44, 7 June 2009 (UTC)

Free Assets

2008-11-01T21:52:12Z

Jonc: /* Textures */

[[Category:Users]]
==Textures==
* [http://texturebarn.headfirstdm.com/ The Texture Barn]
* [http://www.tellim.com/texture_cd/ The Blender Texture Disc]
* [http://textures.z7server.com/save_all_textures.php z7Server texture packages]

<gallery widths="128px" heights="128px" perrow="6">
Image:Smoke.png | Smoke
Image:Brown_Eye.png | A Brown Eye
Image:Picketfence.png | A Picket fence.
</gallery>

Nebadon's Bush Texture : [http://www.nebadonizumi.com/bushes01.tga Bushes]

Vint Falken's Free Valentine Eyes:
[http://www.flickr.com/photos/vintfalken/2258351122/ 1]
[http://www.flickr.com/photos/vintfalken/2258351306/ 2]
 
http://www.vintfalken.com/free-full-perm-female-skins-sezmras-splendor/ 
http://www.vintfalken.com/free-full-perm-female-skin-textures/ 
http://torley.com/torley-textures-available-for-download-in-a-single-zip-pack 

==Heightmaps==
<gallery caption="A Simple Square Island" widths="100px" heights="100px" perrow="6">
Image:Square_island_1x1.png | 1x1 region
Image:Square_island_2x2.png | 2x2 regions
Image:Square_island_4x4.png | 4x4 regions
</gallery>

<gallery caption="A Complicated Maze" widths="100px" heights="100px" perrow="6">
Image:Maze.png | 1x1 region
</gallery>

Using L3DT

2008-07-06T21:29:41Z

Jonc: /* Quick intro on creating a terrain with L3DT */

== About L3DT ==
L3DT can be used to generate terrains. The program runs natively under Windows, and can be run under Linux using the Wine emulation layer(Only the [http://www.bundysoft.com/L3DT/downloads/standard/dev/L3DT_SE_dev-2.5.3.0.exe development] version!).

== Quick intro on creating a terrain with L3DT==

To create a terrain for a single region:

1. Create a NEW MAP by clicking on that icon in the title bar. 
2. Highlight Design/Inflate, and click Next. 
3. Make the size X=4, y=4. This will give you a 256x256 terrain, the same size as a region. Click Next. 
4. Play with the sliders in the parameters window. You can just leave the defaults to start with. Click Next. 
5. Check Design Map, and click OK. 
6. Now click the CALC icon in the menu bar, then click OK. 
7. You now have your terrain. If you don't like it, start over and play with the settings. 
8. To save it: File=>Export=>Export Map. 
9. Highlight Heightfield, and then click OK. 
10. Choose File Format RAW, then click the Options button. 
11. Double click "Mode", and select "float (meters)", then click OK, and OK again. 
12. Name the file whatever you want, and click OK to save it. 
*** UPDATE New Terrain system requires L3DT export files to have a file extension of .r32 *IMPORTANT*
 
To load the terrain into opensim: 
 
Assume your file is called "terrain.r32".At the region console, type: 
 
terrain load terrain.r32 
 
You now have your new terrain! You can at this point use the terrain add, terrain scale, or terrain multiply to rescale it to your liking.
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