Difference between revisions of "Talk:Creating Large Worldspaces"
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On the other hand, if your region content data is not creating a lot of objects the above suggestion can be ignored for the most part. | On the other hand, if your region content data is not creating a lot of objects the above suggestion can be ignored for the most part. | ||
2 - As for deleting content in neighboring regions? I've dispensed with that suggestion entirely. I've done up-close inspections of neighboring regions where this suggestion was followed and where it was not followed - in fact abused excessively and intentionally - and found no evidence of objects being copied on top of each other. If this is happening it is minute and the suggestions for avoiding it seem more expensive time wise than just manually deleting unnecessary objects. --[[User:Bruneauinfo|Bruno]] 18:05, 16 January 2011 (EST) | 2 - As for deleting content in neighboring regions? I've dispensed with that suggestion entirely. I've done up-close inspections of neighboring regions where this suggestion was followed and where it was not followed - in fact abused excessively and intentionally - and found no evidence of objects being copied on top of each other. If this is happening it is minute and the suggestions for avoiding it seem more expensive time-wise than just manually deleting unnecessary objects. --[[User:Bruneauinfo|Bruno]] 18:05, 16 January 2011 (EST) | ||
3 - This -> '''"Once an object has been placed in a cell from region generation, and once that session has been saved and ended, the object can no longer be removed by that region. Meaning that if you want to change any settings related to region items, or have overlapping regions, you would have to manually remove them cell by cell if you've already saved the mod and started a new session."''' <-- Is a little misleading. If you generate a region and found you have objects, spacing, etc that you don't like, you can remove the entire contents of the region, make adjustments, and generate the region again. And you can do this at any time during region generation. Yes, you won't want to do this after you start placing special objects like structures and NPCs, but common sense would dictate that you get your worldspace in order first before adding your game content. --[[User:Bruneauinfo|Bruno]] 14:40, 17 January 2011 (EST) | |||
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