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==Message Layout==
==Message Layout==
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{
{
SimStats Low Trusted Unencoded
SimStats Low 140 Trusted Unencoded
{
{
Region Single
Region Single
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{ StatID U32 }
{ StatID U32 }
{ StatValue F32 }
{ StatValue F32 }
}
{
PidStat Single
{ PID S32 }
}
}
}
}
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==Usage and Notes==
==Usage and Notes==
This message is sent to all connected clients (and simulators + dataserver?) about once a second to reflect the current statistical details maintained by the simulator.
* PidStat.PID is most likely the operating system process id of the simulator software on the host.
* RegionX and RegionY are the X and Y MAP coordinates, not its global coordinates.
* ObjectCapacity is the number of primitives(tasks) the region can hold. (Usually 15,000)
=== RegionFlags values ===
{| {{Prettytable}}
|- {{Hl2}}
! Value
! Flag
! Comment
|-
|
[[Category:Messages]]
[[Category:Messages]]

Revision as of 17:09, 9 July 2008

Message Layout

{
	SimStats Low 140 Trusted Unencoded
	{
		Region Single
		{	RegionX				U32				}
		{	RegionY				U32				}
		{	RegionFlags			U32				}
		{	ObjectCapacity		U32				}
	}
	{
		Stat	Variable
		{	StatID		U32	}
		{	StatValue	F32	}
	}
	{
		PidStat Single
		{	PID					S32				}
	}
}

Usage and Notes

This message is sent to all connected clients (and simulators + dataserver?) about once a second to reflect the current statistical details maintained by the simulator.

  • PidStat.PID is most likely the operating system process id of the simulator software on the host.
  • RegionX and RegionY are the X and Y MAP coordinates, not its global coordinates.
  • ObjectCapacity is the number of primitives(tasks) the region can hold. (Usually 15,000)

RegionFlags values

Value Flag Comment