[Opensim-users] New users welcome oar
Justin Clark-Casey
jjustincc at googlemail.com
Tue Apr 16 20:22:44 UTC 2013
Regarding 4), the limits tend to depend on the power of the hardware (CPU, memory, network bandwidth, etc.) Some
information on this is at [1]
Regarding the other questions, you might also want to try the various OpenSimulator related forums (e.g. osgrid) and
Google+ communities for input. I think they tend to be more active for people with less experience in OpenSimulator.
[1] http://opensimulator.org/wiki/Performance
On 12/04/13 06:30, Storm Singer wrote:
> I was thinking in class about something the instructor was not taking about: the desire for a default space for new
> users of personal OS sims to become familiar with their new environment. I thought, perhaps I could create an oar that
> could be conveniently loaded that would be chock-full of scripts and friendly building sandboxes and tutorials of
> whatever is most helpful.
>
> So my questions are:
>
> 1) (most important) what kinds of tutorials does a new user want/need? Should they focus on building big things, or
> small things, or scripting, or troubleshooting common problems?
>
> 1a) What was the first major challenge that you had when you first started with OpenSim?
>
> 2) what would be the most efficient system for sending whole regions from one Sim to another? I had issues importing
> oars on my setup- there were no scripts or poses included when the file owner had said they were.
>
> 3) would anybody be willing to help with this? I barely know anything myself, I just know where to find how to do it. Do
> you have any ideas on how to arrange stuff or good resources for me to refer to while creating this whole project? Would
> you like to donate a model? It would be fun to have an art gallery hallway section that goes on for a ridiculously long
> time, but all the artworks on the sides are actually unique.
>
> 4) what are/where do I find the limits of current technology? Like how many NPCs can rationally fit on a Sim?
>
> This idea is somewhat refreshing to me, and I'm enjoying thinking about it a lot. Do you have any input?
>
>
>
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