Talk:Database:Assets - Revision history

Tess Juel at 22:06, 1 June 2023

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JeffKelley at 21:41, 1 June 2023

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Tess Juel at 08:13, 1 June 2023

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JeffKelley at 09:41, 31 May 2023

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JeffKelley at 09:19, 31 May 2023

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Tess Juel: Created page with "Does the Material assetType really have a negative assetType number and what is it? In Second Life the Material asset class is for glTF type materials and it has the asset cla..."

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Created page with "Does the Material assetType really have a negative assetType number and what is it? In Second Life the Material asset class is for glTF type materials and it has the asset cla..."

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Does the Material assetType really have a negative assetType number and what is it? In Second Life the Material asset class is for glTF type materials and it has the asset class no. 57 but afaik we haven't even started looking at glTF materials for opensim yet.

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	The complete enumeration is in OpenMetaversesTypes/Enums.cs. Nobody seem to remember why they are here, and no one has seen a folder in the assets, ever. No, the wiki is not for developers because it is not authoritative. Only the code is. The wiki is mainly for integrators developing web front-end or tools operating on the database. -- JeffKelley		The complete enumeration is in OpenMetaversesTypes/Enums.cs. Nobody seem to remember why they are here, and no one has seen a folder in the assets, ever. No, the wiki is not for developers because it is not authoritative. Only the code is. The wiki is mainly for integrators developing web front-end or tools operating on the database. -- JeffKelley
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		+	This is a bit outside my field of expertise but the question of the wiki being documentation for developers was brought up at an Office Hours meeting recently and it was a general agreement among the developers that the wiki has to become authoriative documentation for them. If I understood right, the main reason was that viewer developers can't be expected to shift through all the server side code to find the information they need and vice versa. Ubit tried the "the code is the documentation" argument at that meeting and had to immediately take it back because it was so obvious that nobody bought it. ;-)
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	Maybe it doesn't belong on this page but we should have a complete list of asset types somewhere. The wiki is for developers too and they need to know such stuff. -- Tess Juel		Maybe it doesn't belong on this page but we should have a complete list of asset types somewhere. The wiki is for developers too and they need to know such stuff. -- Tess Juel
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		+	The complete enumeration is in OpenMetaversesTypes/Enums.cs. Nobody seem to remember why they are here, and no one has seen a folder in the assets, ever. No, the wiki is not for developers because it is not authoritative. Only the code is. The wiki is mainly for integrators developing web front-end or tools operating on the database. -- JeffKelley

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−	Does the Material assetType really have a negative assetType number and what is it? In Second Life the Material asset class is for glTF type materials and it has the asset class no. 57 but afaik we haven't even started looking at glTF materials for opensim yet.	+	Does the Material assetType really have a negative assetType number and what is it? In Second Life the Material asset class is for glTF type materials and it has the asset class no. 57 but afaik we haven't even started looking at glTF materials for opensim yet. -- Tess Juel


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	Assets 8 (folder), 24 (link), 25 (link folder), 26 (marlekplace folder) are defined in openmetaverse public enum AssetType. However they are not asset types and do not exist in the database. I am for undoing this edit. -- JeffKelley		Assets 8 (folder), 24 (link), 25 (link folder), 26 (marlekplace folder) are defined in openmetaverse public enum AssetType. However they are not asset types and do not exist in the database. I am for undoing this edit. -- JeffKelley
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		+	Maybe it doesn't belong on this page but we should have a complete list of asset types somewhere. The wiki is for developers too and they need to know such stuff. -- Tess Juel

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	Yes, there are assets -2 in the asset table, and they are llsd maps defining material textures (NormMap, SpecMap). They may be obsolete, in which case we need a notice but not delete it since they are present in database and scripts acting on the db may make something useful from this information. -- JeffKelley		Yes, there are assets -2 in the asset table, and they are llsd maps defining material textures (NormMap, SpecMap). They may be obsolete, in which case we need a notice but not delete it since they are present in database and scripts acting on the db may make something useful from this information. -- JeffKelley
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		+	Assets 8 (folder), 24 (link), 25 (link folder), 26 (marlekplace folder) are defined in openmetaverse public enum AssetType. However they are not asset types and do not exist in the database. I am for undoing this edit. -- JeffKelley

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	Does the Material assetType really have a negative assetType number and what is it? In Second Life the Material asset class is for glTF type materials and it has the asset class no. 57 but afaik we haven't even started looking at glTF materials for opensim yet.		Does the Material assetType really have a negative assetType number and what is it? In Second Life the Material asset class is for glTF type materials and it has the asset class no. 57 but afaik we haven't even started looking at glTF materials for opensim yet.
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		+	Yes, there are assets -2 in the asset table, and they are llsd maps defining material textures (NormMap, SpecMap). They may be obsolete, in which case we need a notice but not delete it since they are present in database and scripts acting on the db may make something useful from this information. -- JeffKelley