[Opensim-dev] bin/j2kDecodeCache

[Nebadon Izumi]

yes you will becasue with texture changer, unless your referencing UUIDS
that are already uploaded, IE webloading images into your sim, even if its
the same Image, everytime its fetched remotely it will be given a new UUID
and decoded... so as you can see if your displaying the same few images over
and over again, its probably just better to upload them into the asset
database instead of fetching from the web.

Neb

On Sat, Apr 25, 2009 at 9:37 AM, Ai Austin <ai.ai.austin at googlemail.com>wrote:

> At 11:02 25/04/2009, Nebadon Izumi <nebadon2025 at gmail.com> wrote:
> >the j2k cache files do have their own subfolder, but the files should be
> >pretty tiny but for every texture in your region you will have the decoded
> >information.. these are very necessary at this point.  you can safely
> purge
> >this folder every update and then run predecode-j2k on the console to
> >rebuild them before anyone logs in saving the 1st login from slow load
> >times.
>
> Subject changed to come out of the 0.6.5 tag discussion.
>
> Thanks for clarifying that folks.  I had been backing up the bin
> directory, which was why I noticed it had grown by 50,000 files after
> 2 weeks of running!  I have texture switchers on one object (only
> one!) which changes the texture every 30 seconds. It just switches
> between the same 2 or 3  textures. So will I get new J2Kdecoder file
> entries every 30 seconds and it grow forever? It seems to. I would
> have thought it would reuse the previous ones?
>
>
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