1) Try to have just 1 region file containing all the regions because the
first region read during the init will be the Root (depending of the
Operating System the order of the file reading is not necessarily what
you believed).
2) In the region file, the regions must be decalred from the SW one to
the NE one, and holes or desorder are not allowed ; for that you have
only two ways (horizontally or vertically).
3) For the first connection, write the root name in the "Start location"
combo-box (viewer login page).
PS: begin by drawing your megaregion on a paper; start by a quadrilater
(square or rectangle); cut the regions; number the first or root or SW
region (example 5104, 3495); and follow row by row (5105...5106... etc)
OR column by column (3496...3497...etc) to number the others; at the end
the last or NE region must have the greater column/row (or row/column)
number!!!
Le 23/11/2012 18:16, Todd Davis a écrit :
Hi
I am thinking of creating a mainland area on my grid. I was testing Mega
Regions and noticed that when I set the option to true after setting up my
Regions.ini per instructions on OpenSim website. The Mega Region did not adopt
the SW regions name. Does that happen in the 0.7.4 release?
Also is it better just to setup individual sims for a mainland? Say four or
five sims together?
Thanks
Todd
Virtual Realms Grid
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