Re: [sldev] SNOW-25: XUI updates for Snowglobe

On 06/16/2009 07:30 PM, Dante Tucker wrote: > menu_login.xml: height="19" label="Second Life Help" left="0" > > The help link leads to the support portal at secondlife.com > . I think it would be best to leave the string > that way. Anything else would not make sense, unless

Re: [sldev] SNOW-25: XUI updates for Snowglobe

menu_login.xml: http://secondlife.com anymore. On Tue, Jun 16, 2009 at 10:10 PM, Rob Lanphier wrote: > Hi all, > > I did some XUI updates for Snowglobe, trying to zero in on just the > strings that are viewer related (as opposed to referring to the Second > Life service, website, or community, f

[sldev] SNOW-25: XUI updates for Snowglobe

Hi all, I did some XUI updates for Snowglobe, trying to zero in on just the strings that are viewer related (as opposed to referring to the Second Life service, website, or community, for example). Here's what I came up with: https://jira.secondlife.com/browse/SNOW-25 I'll check in the default/e

Re: [sldev] [HELP] Generating from HG repo fails

These XML files are usually located in indra/newview/skins/default/xui/en-us/ If I look in http://bitbucket.org/lindenlab/http-texture/ I see many XML files, but not these. If I look in https://svn.secondlife.com/svn/linden/projects/2009/http-texture I do find them. They are also not in the

Re: [sldev] 1.23.4 released in a hurry ?

And there you have it folks: LL admits that they consistently suck! :-) Seriously though, great reply Brad. -Melinda Brad Kittenbrink (Brad Linden) wrote: > I'm not sure I understand what your complaint is. There's nothing > blocking 1.22 viewers from logging in. Our policy for deprecating old

Re: [sldev] Attempting to build 1.23

To my knowledge that shouldn't be necessary, although things may have changed recently with recent express versions of visual studio. Hopefully one of the following links should have the dlls you need(depending on your compiler version), but the .libs that reference them should have shipped wi

[sldev] [HELP] Generating from HG repo fails

When running cmake on a checkout of http://bitbucket.org/lindenlab/http-texture/ I get the following error: > [...] > -- Version of viewer is 1.23.2.122630 > -- Configuring done > CMake Error in newview/CMakeLists.txt: > Cannot find source file "panel_group_finder.xml". Tried extensions .c .C >

Re: [sldev] Attempting to build 1.23

Yeah, after some research it seems that .NET Framework SDK 1.1 installation is required to get the C Run-Time libraries. (Since my unstable connection makes it absolutely impossible to download the newer platform SDK which is 1GB, so I had to find alternative ways that don't require downloading 1GB

Re: [sldev] 1.23.4 released in a hurry ?

Marine Kelley wrote: > Thanks for the link Mike, I didn't know that one (or I knew it and > forgot). > > Brad, yes I know 1.22 can still connect, my problem is that it is not > on the main download page anymore, and as the average user always > downloads what is just released, they find themselv

Re: [sldev] 1.23.4 released in a hurry ?

Marine Kelley wrote: > Thanks for the link Mike, I didn't know that one (or I knew it and > forgot). > > Brad, yes I know 1.22 can still connect, my problem is that it is not > on the main download page anymore, and as the average user always > downloads what is just released, they find themselv

Re: [sldev] 1.23.4 released in a hurry ?

Thanks for the link Mike, I didn't know that one (or I knew it and forgot). Brad, yes I know 1.22 can still connect, my problem is that it is not on the main download page anymore, and as the average user always downloads what is just released, they find themselves with libraries and settings file

Re: [sldev] Attempting to build 1.23

Ahhh! Thank you so much, that explains it. It seems my copy of the windows platform SDK (Microsoft Platform SDK for Windows Server 2003 R2) doesn't have msvcrt.lib in the Lib folder, instead msvcrt.lib is only offered in the folders for the different architectures. Odd. -Nexii Malthus On Tue, J

Re: [sldev] 1.23.4 released in a hurry ?

In what way is the 1.22 series no longer available? And in what way is your viewer not compatible with anything? There was a notice in March https://blogs.secondlife.com/community/technology/blog/2009/03/09/supported-viewer-versions that said only the current version and one version back woul

Re: [sldev] 1.23.4 released in a hurry ?

I'm not sure I understand what your complaint is. There's nothing blocking 1.22 viewers from logging in. Our policy for deprecating older viewers is described here: https://blogs.secondlife.com/community/technology/blog/2009/03/09/supported-viewer-versions Quite frankly if you're looking for

Re: [sldev] 1.23.4 released in a hurry ?

I'm aware of that, but it appears to have gotten even worse with the viewer update, sessions just will not connect. ~T Tateru Nino wrote: > The group chat breakage was introduced server-side about a week or so > ago. It's a new bug and particularly worse for large groups than any > of the pre-

Re: [sldev] 1.23.4 released in a hurry ?

The group chat breakage was introduced server-side about a week or so ago. It's a new bug and particularly worse for large groups than any of the pre-existing issues. Not something to blame on the viewer. Thomas Grimshaw wrote: Hey, 1.23 seems to still have a lot of issues, group chat seems m

Re: [sldev] 1.23.4 released in a hurry ?

Hey, 1.23 seems to still have a lot of issues, group chat seems more broken than ever, crashes are very frequent and the nvidia driver crashes are back :( LL, please don't make this viewer compulsory for a while! ~T Marine Kelley wrote: > Hi all, > > Sorry for making this message sound like a

Re: [sldev] Strange camera/avatar behavior in 1.23.4 on opensuse 11.1

On Monday 15 June 2009 9:44:21 you wrote: > Has anyone tried 1.23 yet? im having this weird issue whare the camera > appears to be stuck to my pelvis and is uncontrollable, but after > teleporting i can see myself with no avatar mesh. I could only repro it on > opensuse 11.1 x86_64, did not on wind

[sldev] 1.23.4 released in a hurry ?

Hi all, Sorry for making this message sound like a rant, but it seems that the RC viewer has finally gone gold... without any prior warning. As a result, a lot of people are now asking me when the compatible Restrained Life viewer will be out, while I have not even finished working on my latest ve

[sldev] Patch review: more "Snowglobe"ification (SNOW-24)

Hi folks, A pretty simple patch to the installer is here: https://jira.secondlife.com/browse/SNOW-24 I'll check this in later today barring objections here. Rob ___ Policies and (un)subscribe information available here: http://wiki.secondlife.com/wiki

Re: [sldev] Attempting to build 1.23

Google-perftools is intentionally not enabled in 1.23, but all of our other 3rd party libraries were rebuilt in preparation for it (or some other memory allocator that we may settle on in the future). So all of our library packages were replaced. We had been linking statically to the Microsoft

Re: [sldev] Attempting to build 1.23

Is Google Performance Tools library the culprit here? I can't seem to find a linker to it in my solution, neither does it appear in the install.xml/installed.xml. But there is a mention of the google-perftools license in the LICENSE-libraries-win32.txt file. Was this added recently and accidentally

Re: [sldev] Some early automation tests results.

Very nice work. Could the results perhaps be posted into a statistics graph? A graph may be more readable than plain text. On 6/11/09, Techwolf Lupindo wrote: > > Last week Open Source meeting, there was a call put out to make some > automated > client side test to measure lag and so on. I pick u

[sldev] Attempting to build 1.23

I'm getting a lot of external symbol errors, what libraries have been changed in 1.23 after moving from 1.22? I have run cmake and all perfectly fine but it seems like I must be missing some additional libraries or my libraries are older versions. I have compiled the 1.22 client perfectly fine bef