[Opensim-users] 2-Wide Region Restriction?

Ben Faust ben at livingsounds.org
Fri Aug 27 20:11:16 UTC 2010


Yes... I installed it using the Configure.exe, and it set up a 2x2 of 4 
regions. I later edited the Regions.ini file and manually added more 
regions.

On 8/27/2010 3:53 PM, Karen Palen wrote:
> Did you start with a 2X2 wide and then add regions?
>
> I am tracking an issue that arises when you add new regions AFTER the 
> initial setup. I have not yet ruled out something that I am doing 
> wrong, but it does appear that adding regions after your initial setup 
> has some sort of problem.
>
> Karen
>
> On Fri, Aug 27, 2010 at 11:18 AM, Ben Faust <ben at livingsounds.org 
> <mailto:ben at livingsounds.org>> wrote:
>
>     I'm running a stand-alone grid on Linux Fedora using the latest
>     build. Currently, I have 10 regions setup. I set the locations so
>     they would form a 3-wide set (3 x 3 plus 1); however, they came in
>     2-wide, ignoring the locations I set in the Regions.ini file. I
>     then added one region before the others (location-wise)... Instead
>     of putting it where I specified, it pushed all the other regions
>     forward on the 2-wide matrix.
>
>     Is there any way to change the settings so it displays the regions
>     exactly where I tell it to, instead of in this two-wide forced
>     matrix? Or am I the only one who's encountered this?
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