Enabled CPU limit setting by default (set to 100% of 1 CPU).
Lowered default limits on plugin priorities: 2 normal+, 4 low, 8 total.
Limit on total number of instances now only applies to inworld media -- media instances in the UI (such as the help browser and search) don't count toward the limit. UI media will still bump inworld media down from normal/low priority, though.
Several improvements to plugin manager debug code in the nearby media list.
Don't load unloaded instances that are at PRIORITY_SLIDESHOW or PRIORITY_HIDDEN (they don't get unloaded, they just won't be loaded unless they're at higher priority).
Added LLViewerMediaImpl::isPlayable(), which indicates whether an instance would be loaded if it were high enough in the priority list (taking into account autoplay and current load state). Priority algorithm now takes this into account.
Fixed a couple of issues with approximate texture interest calculation and its use in setting priorities.
Adjusted sleep times on low and normal priorities to be more friendly.
and reduce unnecessary dependencies and incredibuild wedging. Hopefully in
the long run this will reduce build time. Also cleaned up a lot of header
file usage to conform better to the coding standard.
reviewed by james and steve.
Visual param definitions weren't working properly when the wearable being
loaded had fewer visual parameters than the current definition of the wearable.
This occurred when you were loading wearables that had been created in older
versions of the client (or from the library).
Added missing parameters to mSavedVisualParamMap, and modified revertValues()
to ensure that the two maps are kept fully in sync on finishing loading the
wearable and when reverting the values.
Code reviewed by Vir
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Removed AT_ROOT_CATEGORY and FT_ROOT_CATEGORY since those types are unused. Changed FT_CATEGORY to FT_ROOT_INVENTORY to make its purpose more clear.
This change assumes that no agent inventories have category type 9 for either inventory type or folder preferred type.
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This change implements the enabling/disabling of parcel media,
as well as setting the user's autoplay preference. I still
am quite confused by this UI, so we'll need to play with it a bit
to ensure it is what we want to present to users.
This adds a few helpers to llviewerparcelmedia to get the name and URL
of media.
Steve Bennetts