[Opensim-users] Changing timer settings in opensim

[Justin Clark-Casey]

As R.Gunther says, this was last discussed in the thread he linked.

On 30/08/12 20:30, Dr Ramesh Ramloll wrote:
> I understand, I tried hacking round the slow timer too. The code becomes very messy, so I gave up.
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> On Thu, Aug 30, 2012 at 3:18 PM, R.Gunther <rigun at rigutech.nl <mailto:rigun at rigutech.nl>> wrote:
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>     You dont need to tell me, there's some opensim parameter  to lower the timer speed, but not tried it myself.
>     Because the slow timer you need to start hack around the slowness.  it seems i can do it with the "Not_AT_Target"
>     to get the required speed. (i dont use target points) , only once at state_entry.
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>     Am not happy with this setup and idea, ut it seems to work very smooth and stable for me with enough speed.
>     Read also this thread http://opensim-dev.2196679.n2.nabble.com/TimerEvent-to-slow-do-while-faster-td7578144.html
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>     On 2012-08-30 18:46, Dr Ramesh Ramloll wrote:
>>     Hello,
>>     I finally hit the 0.5 minimum interval problem in opensim. I have an application that depends on a few animations
>>     that are controlled by timers. Things work perfectly in Second Life.
>>     Unfortunately with the 0.5 min interval, I am having to  deal with a deal breaking slow down.
>>     I heard there is a setting for changing minimum interval, can anyone help me find it?
>>     I think a default setting of 0.1 will not cause harm.
>>     E.g. of a cosmetic effect where  a faster timer is important: objects fading in and out smoothly .. it adds a
>>     level of magic to the whole experience...
>>     E.g. mission critic need for fast timers: simulation applications, providing users with good and continuous
>>     feedback when they are performing certain actions ...
>>     Long story short, more precise timers are really needed.
>>     Ramesh
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