Showing posts with label Stiletto Moody Shoes. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Stiletto Moody Shoes. Show all posts

Friday, July 31, 2009

Teleport Problems Anyone?

I'm hoping I'm not the only one out there with this issue... If you're having the problem too I would highly suggest voting on the following JIRA I've found:

http://jira.secondlife.com/browse/VWR-12049

The Problem:
When wearing "highly scripted" attachments if I try to TP anywhere, I first get an error "Unable to complete your teleport request, please try again later". If I try to TP again too soon, I get an error "Teleporting is blocked". If I try to TP again before waiting at least 60 seconds I get logged out of SL.

Trouble Ticket Opened and Resolution Offered?
Sometimes, If I wait a few minutes without moving my avatar so my computer doesn't have load any new images, I can TP while I'm wearing the highly scripted attachments. Otherwise, I have to remove the attachements, TP, then put them back on (if I feel like it). OR I have to log out, then choose my destination sim via the login screen.

What "highly scripted" Attachments are you referring to?
  • Stiletto Moody Bare Katherine Shoes
  • My higher prim jewelry I create with a scripted HUD system for color/metal/gem change. (Each prim has a script in it to work with the HUD and listen to commands)
Since I own my own island I was able to do some investigating. I checked my avatar script time when I was wearing the highly scripted attachments and it was over 1 m/s. When I remove the heavily scripted attachments, my avatar script time falls under 1 m/s and I'm able to TP again.

The trouble for me didn't start until recently, because I *know* in the past my avi has been over the 1 m/s script time and I've had no problems TPing. SO WHAT CHANGED?! (not my computer, that's for sure!) *sighs* I just hope LL looks into it and it's resolved. It's business impacting not just to me but I'm sure to other people who sell scripted items.

As a side note. I'm able to teleport wearing scripted attachements. Just not as MANY scripted attachments :(