[Pyogp] avatar appears in a "skirt"

[Ralph Butler]

Hi:
First I want to thank you for this code. It is providing just the
functionality I was hoping to find.
In the last posting from December I found this comment:
Right now, the pyogp bots are only setting appearance per
their last known
outfit, as reported to the client by the simulator.
However, each avatar that I have created has appeared with an odd,
multi-colored "skirt" on,
even males. So, I was wondering if there is some default outfit being
used or if perhaps some
test code is still in place. Any help about where to look or how to
fix the problem would be
greatly appreciated.
Thanks.
Ralph Butler

[Enus Linden]

Hi Ralph! Glad to hear you are finding value on the pyogp code. The pyogp
bots are in fact rendering appearances per their last worn outfit. The
unpacking of VirtualParams provided to a client requires some precision that
may be lacking in some cases yet. I've actually not yet touched this code
myself, but comparing what's in appearance.py with viewer code may lend
itself to a solution.

This is a crazy busy week at Linden Lab, but I'd be happy to help take a
look next week. Lemme know!

~e

Post by Ralph Butler
First I want to thank you for this code. It is providing just the
functionality I was hoping to find.
Right now, the pyogp bots are only setting appearance per
their last known
outfit, as reported to the client by the simulator.
However, each avatar that I have created has appeared with an odd,
multi-colored "skirt" on,
even males. So, I was wondering if there is some default outfit being
used or if perhaps some
test code is still in place. Any help about where to look or how to
fix the problem would be
greatly appreciated.
Thanks.
Ralph Butler
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[Ralph Butler]

Well, I have played with debug print statements in appearance.py and
now feel
a little closer to truth, but not really close. So, I am hoping you
get time soon to
check it out. Perhaps i should also have mentioned that I altered the
examples
to use the agni uri instead aditi which did not respond.
Thanks again.
--ralph

Post by Enus Linden
Hi Ralph! Glad to hear you are finding value on the pyogp code. The
pyogp bots are in fact rendering appearances per their last worn
outfit. The unpacking of VirtualParams provided to a client requires
some precision that may be lacking in some cases yet. I've actually
not yet touched this code myself, but comparing what's in
appearance.py with viewer code may lend itself to a solution.
This is a crazy busy week at Linden Lab, but I'd be happy to help
take a look next week. Lemme know!
~e
First I want to thank you for this code. It is providing just the
functionality I was hoping to find.
Right now, the pyogp bots are only setting appearance per
their last known
outfit, as reported to the client by the simulator.
However, each avatar that I have created has appeared with an odd,
multi-colored "skirt" on,
even males. So, I was wondering if there is some default outfit being
used or if perhaps some
test code is still in place. Any help about where to look or how to
fix the problem would be
greatly appreciated.
Thanks.
Ralph Butler
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