[Opensim-users] singularity vs firestorm

Melanie melanie at t-data.com
Sun Aug 25 17:23:18 UTC 2013


Hi,

On 25/08/2013 16:16, Sarge Misfit wrote:
> Importing: Singularity will import Mesh and XML. Phoenix also imports Mesh
> and Cool VL Viewer imports XML.

Sounds like Singularity does more here.

> Building: Singularity will hollow to 95% and has a nanoprim dimension of
> 0.01m. Phoenix will hollow to 99% and has a nanoprim dimension of 0.001m.

That is a setting, the default is to be conservative. In the grid
manager, ope "Advanced" for the grid of your choice and uncheck
"Rendering Compatibility". This setting limits building to creation
of things all viewers are guaranteed to render properly. If you want
to use nonstandard sizes that some viewers may not be able to
render, that is the setting you need to make to allow it.

> So, for me, its Phoenix to do my building and importing Mesh, Angstrom for
> Importing/Exporting my builds and Cool VL Viewer for importing XMLs. If it
> can be shown that Singularity handles XMLs better than Cool VL, I will
> switch to using Singularity for XMLs.

The issue with Phoenix is that the "LSL Bridge" leaves junk prims in
opensim grids if you log into a place where you have build rights.
Because of that, is's not well liked by sim owners and grid
operators who have the task of finding and removing these invisible
junk prims.

Melanie



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