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Sep 22, 1998, 9:36pm

What if the world is too large for Robo? Better solution, then.... use L=
ARGER
object. For example, i believe that in Pagan world, I saw 'pyramin1' tha=
t is
either 40m or 50m squared. Simply make a z_object.rwx that is, say {20m,=
30m,
40m, 50m} squared and robo-plaster the ground with it... building would f=
ree up x
number of z_objects for a user and max limit THAT with a counter., etc. =
<wonders
how OuterWorlds plans to play land baron.. their approach might offer sol=
ution to
this problem.> Not difficult to do with new world... would need a nice
counter-maker for older worlds first, tho.

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no way
>
> CDM; a world owner could use robobuilder to tile ALL of the world with
> walk028h or something similar. As to not using an object registry -- it=

> is my understanding the object registry is the ONLY way the building
> inspector has of knowing about property encroachment. In the help files=

> it is mentioned that a world owner should NOT open up a world to public=

> building if there is no registry.
>
> Air Head's idea about covering ALL of the world's land and then
> transferring ownership of a selected area to the new builder is workabl=
e
> except I don't know that it is even possible to transfer ownership
> without going in and hand diddling the data base.
>
> Flirbnic's idea of having a maximum area "thingy" is a great idea, but
> would require a modification of the server software. The simplest
> possibility (for server software modification) is to simply count how
> many cells a builder is using to "store" objects. If this is used it
> would be good for the builder to add a button to the browser to switch
> on/off the display of the cell grid.
>
> ScottyDM
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