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Sim Probs Help!!!
i keep getting Heartbeat Delay on my console, never got that B4 and a prob with tp to my Region it says Update Agent Did not Receive agent update, need to iron the errors out so i can have my Regions running smooth again , i did update open sim to the new one btw :) any help would be good :)
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In OpenSim, the heartbeat loop time and physics step time play crucial roles in simulation performance. Here’s what you need to know:
Heartbeat Loop Time:
The heartbeat loop is the core of the simulation, responsible for managing various processes.
Ideally, the heartbeat loop time should be close to 100 ms for simulating “social life” interactions within the virtual world1.
However, OpenSim does support other values based on specific use cases.
Faster heartbeat loops can have a positive impact on simulation results.
Physics Step Time:
The physics step time determines how often the physics engine updates the simulation.
A value close to 20 ms is generally acceptable for smooth dynamics.
Adjusting this value can affect the accuracy and responsiveness of physical interactions.
Remember that these values can vary based on your specific simulation requirements and use cases.
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Heartbeat Loop Time:
The heartbeat loop is the core of the simulation, responsible for managing various processes.
Ideally, the heartbeat loop time should be close to 100 ms for simulating “social life” interactions within the virtual world1.
However, OpenSim does support other values based on specific use cases.
Faster heartbeat loops can have a positive impact on simulation results.
Physics Step Time:
The physics step time determines how often the physics engine updates the simulation.
A value close to 20 ms is generally acceptable for smooth dynamics.
Adjusting this value can affect the accuracy and responsiveness of physical interactions.
Remember that these values can vary based on your specific simulation requirements and use cases.