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Note that this change does not apply to body layers – skins, shapes, eyes, etc., for which the limit is still one of each, nor is it applicable to attachments, which retain a limit of 38 per avatar.

With this change, an avatar can wear any combination of layers up to a global maximum of 60 – so you can wear 1 pair of pants and 59 jackets if you so wish, or just 60 jackets, etc. Prior to this update, an avatar could wear a maximum of 5 items of any single layer – say the jacket – at one time. This changes how system clothing layers (shirts, pants, under shirts, jackets, etc.), are handled.

These also fix issues such as adding multiple attachments at the same time failing to attach everything selected, and attempting to wear an outfit with too many attachments failing.

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The Mac version of the viewer will not install on any version of OS X below 10.7.įirestorm 4.7.3 includes the Lab’s Project Big Bird fixes for a wide range of viewer attachment loss issues, which tend to noticeably occur after regions crossings (physical or teleport), such as: attachments appearing to be detached in your view, but not to others, and vice-versa attachments appearing to have detached from you, but showing as attached in Inventory, and so on. Details on the new build tools can be found in my blog post on the subject, however the key points with this change are: This release means that Firestorm is now built using the updated viewer build tools, notably Visual Studio 2013 for windows and Xcode 6.1 for Mac, with some additional tool improvements, all designed to provide improved performance and stability, as well as easing the viewer build process. Chief among the LL updates are the following.

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The 4.3 release brings Firestorm up to parity with the Linden 3.8.2 code base (with some additional updates from the current 3.8.3 code base). Several focus issues within the login panel have been fixed (see FIRE-6930).

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The issue of Remember Password box checking itself after a failed log-in attempt and refusing to uncheck itself (see FIRE-16535) has been fixed.

The Remember Username check box has been added to Firestorm in response to a series of requests to bring back this functionality from the Phoenix viewer – see FIRE-5735. The Remember user name check box (highlighted above left) is also a new feature, restoring the functionality last seen in Phoenix The Text Mode option, accessed from the Select mode drop-down on the right of the log-in / splash screen enables you to run Firestorm without 3D graphics on a low-end system – menus and buttons will still be accessible, as will floaters. When enabled, this disables the viewer’s 3D rendering, allowing Firestorm to be used as a “text viewer” for low-end systems and launches the viewer with the in-world view blanked out, but all of the menu options and tool bar buttons accessible HUDs (which are not displayed) and other attachments can be manipulated via the Touch option in the Inventory context menu. Log-in Screen Updates: Text Mode and Remember User Name

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Do a full clean install – also see this video as wellĪs this is a full release, expect an announcement on the blocking of version 4.6.1 and 4.6.5 to be made once the dust from this release has settled.

The Usual Before We Begin Notesįor best results when installing this release: for full details of all changes, and all due credits to contributors, etc., please refer to the official release notes.

Given the sheer number of updates in the release, I do not intend to cover everything here, but rather offer an overview of some of the more major / interesting changes, updates and fixes to be found in the release. It also sees the return of the Linux 64-bit build to the fold. This is once again a major release, packing a huge amount into it, and which brings Firestorm pretty much to parity with the Lab’s code base.

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This release comes a little later than had been planned, thanks largely to a series of last-minute blockers caused be assorted external influences (such as win 10 driver issues for Intel). Tuesday, August 18th saw the release of Firestorm 4.3. If you have Webroot installed on your system and are experiencing issues, please try manually whitelisting the viewer’s cache folder. Update:this release has seen further issues for those using Webroot anti-virus (problems include low FPS, high ping rates to the simulator, very slow rendering, etc.).