Preview snapshot of the sim. Not that you couldn't get a peek by camming over, mind. :)
That's Nouveau in the background. And yes, there are a lot of boulders. If Oblivion has taught us anything, it's that rocks = good landscaping. ;)
People who have been by are telling me that the lag is not bad at all, something I don't understand. I'm not complaining, but it strikes me as very bizarre, given the prim and polygon counts I have.
That's Nouveau in the background. And yes, there are a lot of boulders. If Oblivion has taught us anything, it's that rocks = good landscaping. ;)
People who have been by are telling me that the lag is not bad at all, something I don't understand. I'm not complaining, but it strikes me as very bizarre, given the prim and polygon counts I have.
posted by Miriel Enfield | 1:35 AM
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Stop teasing us! It looks so good I feel like the anticipation may explode me!
Ooh.. I so agree with Kota... I want to go there..... Come on Miriel, don't be mean!
It might depend on how your mixing the landscaping with the prim position. to my understanding, when a prim is behind or positioned such that the Linden ground obscures it and does not tax the viewer's resources with rezzing or the like. I'd have to double-check with my source on where he got his information about that, so don't hold me to it. :P
I believe things behind the ground are occluded (as are things behind other prims). Still, there are a lot of polygons in any one view, even taking that into account, so the way other people don't have bad lag is weird.
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