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I always thought he was a good guy, I joined his grid back when he started I stayed a good year and I never had issues with him, although my region was free, I did help him build things and then I left and ventured on my own.
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Please tp to hg.zetaworlds.com:80:Stark, because RLD is group access only. Direct tps don't work and I can't change the hypergrid url in osw unfortunately. Thats why I wrote it in the description under HOW TO GET ACCESS.
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I lagged horribly tonight :-( when I landed I was stuck in place, couldn't walk or move at all. have a good night I'll try again tomorrow.
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I love golf (Miniture Golf) my 2 kids and I play it all the time :-) Yes it would be nice to see a working golf course.
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Anyone know this person? I'm like wow!
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Hey asshole I see you deleted a comment .... exactly what I expected from such a gay scumbag
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Hey asshole I see you deleted a comment .... exactly what I expected from such a gay scumbag
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Well said! I agree...
I'm a HUGE political person in real life, however, I like to escape that chaos and come here or other places in the virtual world. Lawd after reading what morena said however her name is spelled I would've went WWIII on her conversations! lol
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I'm a HUGE political person in real life, however, I like to escape that chaos and come here or other places in the virtual world. Lawd after reading what morena said however her name is spelled I would've went WWIII on her conversations! lol
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In OpenSim, the heartbeat loop time and physics step time play crucial roles in simulation performance. Here’s what you need to know:
Heartbeat Loop Time:
The heartbeat loop is the core of the simulation, responsible for managing various processes.
Ideally, the heartbeat loop time should be close to 100 ms for simulating “social life” interactions within the virtual world1.
However, OpenSim does support other values based on specific use cases.
Faster heartbeat loops can have a positive impact on simulation results.
Physics Step Time:
The physics step time determines how often the physics engine updates the simulation.
A value close to 20 ms is generally acceptable for smooth dynamics.
Adjusting this value can affect the accuracy and responsiveness of physical interactions.
Remember that these values can vary based on your specific simulation requirements and use cases.
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Heartbeat Loop Time:
The heartbeat loop is the core of the simulation, responsible for managing various processes.
Ideally, the heartbeat loop time should be close to 100 ms for simulating “social life” interactions within the virtual world1.
However, OpenSim does support other values based on specific use cases.
Faster heartbeat loops can have a positive impact on simulation results.
Physics Step Time:
The physics step time determines how often the physics engine updates the simulation.
A value close to 20 ms is generally acceptable for smooth dynamics.
Adjusting this value can affect the accuracy and responsiveness of physical interactions.
Remember that these values can vary based on your specific simulation requirements and use cases.
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I agree with you, but sometimes the line between being considerate and sticking to your opinion is very thin.
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I love it where I am I can be myself come and go as I please, build and many times its nice to be alone to create think be happy and yes I do HG around to see what's out there. I don't think the OS folks are disappearing they may change their name and stay away from the drama. I have seen so much of it and I mum and move on, not my cup of tea.
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Yes. People will always have different views. Different views is a source of contention. Arguments spring from contention. An argument is the same as a debate + anger. I prefer civil debate, not argument. Argument raises blood pressure, makes everyone feel bad, creates emotional overflow, generates enemies. Debate on the other hand, fosters learning, resolves issues, and creates friendships, and is backed by fact. Arguments are backed by Assumptions. When you ASSuME you make an ASS out of U & ME.
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