OpenSimWorld is the directory of 3D Virtual Worlds based on OpenSimulator and connected through the HyperGrid. Learn More
New Members
AlexanderRyker, LindaKellieH, CruelPoison, My1stlife345, Professional, Malcucio, BarryArthur, Twinkle, SelenaAnnalize, LucasAcosta, Saster, ARTHUR725, LeFay, Elgarnan, Renatoremi, ChristyShadowwraith, LeoNaoki, 93356066, Densel, Nonplayer CharacterLikes
module to sleepy sleep physics objects when nobody is there
Here's a module i'm experimenting with, if nobody is in a region it puts physical items to sleep, if someone comes into the region they magically wake up. This reduces physics processing on vacant regions.
https://github.com/holoneon/HoloPhysicsGuard
https://github.com/holoneon/HoloPhysicsGuard
Liked by: 
Comments
yes i think kitely has a good sleep/shutdown scheme however it's a bit annoying to users i guess. i was only concerned with physical objects in the module but could stop scripts etc
like(0)
Kitely does it with cloud containers which is vert slow, you need to wait for them to boot. I have that mode, but its better to just suspend the region. I do this by intercepting the teleport request, sending the region UUID and Avatar key to Dreamgrid's API port, and return an appropritat UUID. If the region is powered down, I send them to a parking lot and start the region. Then when region is onlne, like Kitely, teleport them..
The best way is to just stop the region running. It the region is suspended ( no process running, no threads) then I use a system call to unfreeze it, and return the uuid to the viewer. RAM becomes meaningless as windows ( or linux) will swap it out to disk. You only need enough to held the running regions. I routinely run 450 regions on a laptop with hundreds of gigs suspended. No lag at all.
like(1)
The best way is to just stop the region running. It the region is suspended ( no process running, no threads) then I use a system call to unfreeze it, and return the uuid to the viewer. RAM becomes meaningless as windows ( or linux) will swap it out to disk. You only need enough to held the running regions. I routinely run 450 regions on a laptop with hundreds of gigs suspended. No lag at all.