[Opensim-dev] A Small issue with Teleporting!

[Umar Farooq]

Dear Justin,

Thanks for your help! I was missing calling another command before
teleport, it is working fine now!

Best wishes and congrates on the new release!

Umar

> Calling teleport from a region module is probably pretty hairy since I
> expect that it hasn't been done a lot, but I see
> that osTeleportAgent() is calling the same method.  So in theory there
> shouldn't be a problem, assuming that
> osTeleportAgent() is working properly.
>
> I recommend seeing if using osTeleportAgent() in a script reproduces the
> same issue.
>
> On 03/05/11 19:31, Umar Farooq wrote:
>> Hi Dear,
>>
>> I am calling the scene object method,
>>
>> public void RequestTeleportLocation(IClientAPI remoteClient, string
>> regionName, Vector3 position, Vector3 lookat, uint teleportFlags)
>>
>> from my code to teleport an avatar from one region (Test1) to another
>> region(Test2), and it works fine by teleporting the character at exact
>> location. I am using ViaLocation for the teleportFlags (I am not too
>> confident about these flags yet). The avatar can not move from its
>> location, though it can chat and do some other stuff.
>>
>> Any guidelines to make it move, as it does after a normal teleport?
>>
>> Regards,
>>
>> Umar
>>
>>> On 16/04/11 20:03, Umar Farooq wrote:
>>>> Hi Justin and all,
>>>>
>>>> Thanks for the previous help. I am trying to serialize presences in a
>>>> scene to files using OpenSim.Framework.Util.SerializeToFile()
>>>> functionality and it is giving me runtime serializationexception
>>>> errors.
>>>> I
>>>> tried to make a few classes serialiazable but now am getting a
>>>> System.Timers.Timer is not marked as serializable error.
>>>>
>>>> I tried using the same function for serializing clientinfo and it
>>>> seems
>>>> working fine. Could you please guide me in this case. Sorry for
>>>> bothering
>>>> you too much!
>>>
>>> That SerializeToFile() doesn't do anything more than wrap .Net's own
>>> binary serialization facilities.
>>>
>>> You might want to try XmlSerializer instead though you may end up
>>> having
>>> to provide a custom serialization.
>>>
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>
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Umar Farooq

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