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When I said "...connect a region to OSGrid..." I meant the old fashion
way of starting an OpenSim.exe that connects a new blank region to
OSGrid. You would not need to do any hypergridding. Since the new
region you connect to OSGrid is running on your server, you would have
access to the console to do save-oar's to your hearts content. Then the
transfer to your own stand-alone would just be a matter of file copy
and load-oar. Although, now that you mention it, doing a hypergrid
region might actually make the transfer easier; that is, once you get
hypergrid working.<br>
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If you're trying to get stuff from LL's grid, SI is about the only
thing going.<br>
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Peace,<br>
Sean<br>
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Robert Klein wrote:
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<pre wrap="">LOL Sean, that is a great idea, but for those of us who have yet to get the
whole hypergrid thing going we are kind of stuck with relying on Second
Inventory or someone else making the oar files available. Hmm, if only LL
would open up the SL grid for 24 hours... :)
-Robert
Sean Hennessee wrote:
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<pre wrap="">Robert,
The easiest way, (or at least a way), to grab assets from OSGrid is to
connect a region to OSGrid, rez the assets on your region, then save-oar
of your region. This will give you an OAR file of those assets that you
can then upload to your stand-alone or any other region that you have
access to the console.
Peace,
Sean
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Sean Hennessee
Central Computing Support
Network & Academic Computing Services
UC Irvine
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