atomic-raygun

This kind of thing is horrifying and common:

AO: "I am on the crux of banning all (so-called famous shoe reseller) products from my sim. I'm tired of people coming around with a pair of shoes running over 0.500 milliseconds. LL needs to disable all (so-called famous shoe reseller) products as a public service."

SG: "I hear you Ann, I have guests that come to my sims with as much as 4.x ms (yes, four milliseconds) on their avatar.
You, as an estate owner, can disable the running of scripted items but you can't unload them from memory."

And I KNOW people love their multi-gadgets and mystitools, but I've always thought those were killing SL. I don't get why people think they need them, either. It might be a good exercise for a Linden to get kitted out with all the accoutrements some people wear, then see what the experience is like.

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I would assume a Linden or five would do that regularly, but then I would be being silly.

# posted by

GL : 04 February, 2010 19:09

I would think they would deliberately NOT load up like blingtards.

# posted by

Osprey : 04 February, 2010 19:40

Is there a way of seeing your scripting time cost?

# posted by

HeadBurro Antfarm : 05 February, 2010 01:57

I've heard tools for the common man are coming. The only people who can see information at the moment are sim owners/managers.

# posted by

Osprey : 05 February, 2010 02:28

And none are as common as me :-D

# posted by

HeadBurro Antfarm : 05 February, 2010 02:42

wow i might wear this stuff all the time 'cause i have no idea what you are talkin about

# posted by

Call Me Lucy : 05 February, 2010 13:37

how about require that they be sold with a label, like ciggies, saying caution this whatsit has xx many thingees that could cause the following problems abcdefg...

# posted by

Call Me Lucy : 05 February, 2010 13:38

There are attachment and parcel limits on the way, so the products that use conservative scripting will be more desirable than crappyily scripted products.

I would guess merchants might put the scripttime in their ads in the future.

# posted by

Osprey : 05 February, 2010 13:58

"And none are as common as me :-D"

Yes indeed - half man/half gazelle VR dwellers who write and perform in music hall skits while role-playing 19th century Oregonians when they aren't writing absorbing blogposts are JUST ORDINARY FOLK.

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Osprey : 05 February, 2010 14:05

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