Standard wearables have no textures associated with them. No textures means no texture callbacks.
Fixed the issue by requesting a texture upload on baked textures that we don't get a cahced baked
texture response for. This clears up the repro
Code reviewed by prep, vir
-- Further instrumentation of idle update
-- Removed mActiveQ from LLPipeline, instead making calm objects static during LLVOVolume::idleUpdate
-- Further instrumentation of flexible object update
-- Converted LLDynamicArray and LLMap members of LLViewerObjectList to stl counterparts
-- Increased number of update bins in LLViewerObjectList from 16 to 128 (objects will be processed every 128 frames instead of every 16, or ~ 90% fewer objects processed per frame)
-- Removed unused "renderObjectsForSelect" code.
-- Reenabled LOD updates for objects further than 24m from camera
- Disabled flying mode if it has been enabled shortly before the agent
stand up animation is signaled. In this case we don't get a signal to start flying animation because of some server side problem, the agent's avatar does not play flying animation, so we switch flying mode off. This may cause "Stop Flying" button to blink.
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branch : product-engine
EXT-2541 Help > Report Abuse screenshot not showing up
EXT-2549 Crash on exit from mouse-look (Mini Map related)
EXT-2548 Viewer freezes when going out of the mouselook while there are more than two floaters
EXT-1983 [BSI] Trying to edit a script in a no mod object pops up script editor with "object out of range"
reviewed by Richard
created a throwaway function to temporarily set local texture IDs in the avatar
object to IMG_DEFAULT_AVATAR immediately before sending the TE message, and
restore the IDs when we're done. Will implement a more elegant solution for 2.1.
This is the least risky implementation, though it isn't elegant.
Code reviewed by Seraph
Removed unnecessary headers from llagent.cpp. Alphabetized headers in llagent.h and llagent.cpp.
Trivial whitespace addition to llcallingcard.h
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branch : avatar-pipeline
This checkin deletes all of the code associated with the old XUI-based
search interface, including LLFloaterDirectory, LLPanelDir*, a global
variable event hack, and the associated XUI file. The new web-based
search interface, LLFloaterSearch, is the way of the future.
Deleted 19 files and 5,838 lines of code.
For DEV-32867 : Avatar Pipeline Project - Multi-Attachments
This is a viewer-side-only, infrastructure-only merge for multi-attachments. This should not lead to any new functionality; it simply provides backwards compatibility for when multi-attachments are enabled in viewer2.1, so that viewer2.0 users can see viewer2.1 avatars correctly.
Reviewed by: Vir.
svn merge -r 136489:136510 svn+ssh://svn.lindenlab.com/svn/linden/branches/avatar-pipeline/multiple-textures-12 .
Progress can be tracked in DEV-32551.
-Nyx
LLViewerMediaFocus now tracks two separate objects: the currently focused media object, and the media object that's currently being hovered over. It no longer stores smart pointers to either the LLViewerObject or the LLViewerMediaImpl -- it now looks up both by UUID every time they're needed, and fails gracefully if either goes away. This will prevent it from keeping objects from being deleted.
The poorly-understood "mouseOverFlag" has been expunged.
LLViewerMediaFocus no longer uses LLSelectMgr at all. The object to focus on is explicitly passed between LLViewerMediaFocus and LLPanelMediaHUD instead of going indirectly through the selection manager.
LLViewerMediaFocus also no longer interacts with the pick from LLToolPie -- the data it needs from the pick (the object and normal vector) is passed explicitly.
LLViewerMediaFocus::setCameraZoom and LLViewerMediaFocus::getBBoxAspectRatio now have no dependencies on the LLViewerMediaFocus object -- all the data they need is passed in when they're called by the LLPanelMediaHUD. I made them static member functions, but they could be moved to LLPanelMediaHUD or even made into file-scoped static functions. The only reason I didn't do either of those is that it seems like they belong with the LLViewerMediaFocus code as opposed to the HUD.
Nyx (Neal Orman)