 Oren Hurvitz
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df9845a283
When a user logs-in, automatically create the Suitcase folder
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10 years ago |
 Justin Clark-Casey (justincc)
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7f027552ec
If we find an existing suitcase folder in HGSuitcaseInventoryService.GetRootFolder(), then return that as a response rather than null.
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10 years ago |
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Justin Clark-Casey (justincc)
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346644016c
If HGSuitcaseInventoryService.GetRootFolder() fails to create a suitcase folder when required, then don't try to store the null and perform other operations on it.
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11 years ago |
 Diva Canto
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df63bfafef
Better version of previous commit
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11 years ago |
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Diva Canto
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f81e289a1b
Add the Current Outfit folder as an available folder in the SuitcaseInventory.
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11 years ago |
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Justin Clark-Casey (justincc)
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76b2b20f7e
minor: remove mono compiler warnings from HGSuitcaseInventoryService
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11 years ago |
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Justin Clark-Casey (justincc)
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824a4b4808
After calls to GetSuitcaseXFolder() in HGSuitcaseInventoryService, consistently check for null return and log warning rather than throw exception.
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11 years ago |
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Diva Canto
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bb44758179
Switched to using the other Util function with a default value.
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11 years ago |
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Diva Canto
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f1010d7b15
Moved the HG default variables out of [Startup] and into their own section [Hypergrid] in *Common.ini.example. Backwards compatible for now.
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11 years ago |
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Diva Canto
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0e8289cd00
Added new Util function for reading config vars that's more generic than the one I added yesterday -- this is for helping move config vars out of [Startup]
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11 years ago |
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Diva Canto
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e515cdddec
Simplification of HG configs: HomeURI and GatekeeperURI now are defined as default under [Startup]. They can then be overwritten in the other sections (but probably shouldn't). I kept the existing code for backwards compatibility, so this should not cause any breaks from people's current configurations. But people should move to have these 2 vars under [Startup] -- see OpenSim.ini.example and Robust.HG.ini.example. And yes, both names now end with "URI" for consistency.
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11 years ago |
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Diva Canto
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783443705d
HG Suitcase Inventory: if RootFolder type doesn't work, look for any folder with parentID=UUID.Zero
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12 years ago |
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Diva Canto
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7412795a0b
HG: flip all configs to HG2.0. PLEASE CHECK YOUR EXISTING HG CONFIGS AGAINST THESE.
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12 years ago |
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Diva Canto
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de69a24574
More on HG2.0: added the possibility of controlling the appearance that avies use to visit other grids. Not as good as I wanted, but good enough. Unfortunately we can't switch the appearance from under the avie without getting into a lot of weirdnesses because appearance is viewer-controlled. So instead, when this control is on, I'm disallowing HG-TP unless the user is wearing an allowed HG appearance -- the user gets a warning and needs to switch appearance. WARNING: I'm still not committing the config vars because this is still not ready for ppl to test.
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12 years ago |
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Diva Canto
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190f9c258b
Restarting to work on HGSuitcaseInventoryService: added the ability for the outside world to retrieve appearance items. Not ACLed yet.
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12 years ago |
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Justin Clark-Casey (justincc)
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1926de5a05
Remove some mono compiler warnings
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12 years ago |
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Diva Canto
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d4a370a5f2
A few more minor improvements on Suitcase inventory service.
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12 years ago |
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Diva Canto
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0d566aa385
Better Suitcase Inventory Service.
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12 years ago |
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Diva Canto
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6a9f36788d
Deleted the unused and commented code from 2 commits ago.
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12 years ago |
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Diva Canto
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25b3edc21c
WARNING: LOTS OF COMMENTED AND UNUSED CODE IN THIS COMMIT. This is on purpose; it's an historical record of what works and what doesn't wrt manipulating inventory at the viewer. I'll remove the unused code in a subsequent commit, but wanted to place it in history. The uncommented code works.
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12 years ago |
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Diva Canto
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30db0ac5e2
Finish up the SuitcaseInventory service.
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12 years ago |
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Diva Canto
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51dc1e709c
HG 2.0: added the beginning of HGSuitcaseInventoryService. Plus moved the hack away from ScenePresence. This is better but it still doesn't restore the inventory upon arrival.
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12 years ago |
