Viewerhelp:Environment Settings - Revision history

Rand Linden at 17:21, 26 August 2011

2011-08-26T17:21:26Z

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	By default you see the environment setting that the region manager has set.		By default you see the environment setting that the region manager has set.
	If you prefer, you can change the default so you see the environment settings you specify.		If you prefer, you can change the default so you see the environment settings you specify.

Rand Linden at 16:48, 20 July 2011

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	To change this option:		To change this option:

	# Click:		Click:
	#* '''Use region settings''' to see the shared region settings (the default).		* '''Use region settings''' to see the shared region settings (the default).
	#* '''Customize my environment''' to see personal settings that affect only you:		* '''Customize my environment''' to see personal settings that affect only you:
	#*# Choose a '''Water Setting''' preset.		*# Choose a '''Water Setting''' preset.
	#*# Choose a '''Sky/Day Cycle''' preset; either:		*# Choose a '''Sky/Day Cycle''' preset; either:
	## '''Fixed Sky''', displayed regardless of the time of day.		# '''Fixed Sky''', displayed regardless of the time of day.
	## '''Day Cycle''' to display an environment that changes continuously according to time of day		# '''Day Cycle''' to display an environment that changes continuously according to time of day.
	# Click '''OK'''.
			Click '''OK''' to apply your selection.

Rand Linden at 20:42, 15 July 2011

2011-07-15T20:42:39Z

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	By default you see the environment setting that the region ~~owner~~ has set.		By default you see the environment setting that the region manager has set.
	~~This provides a more immersive experience~~, ~~but~~ can change the default to see the environment settings you ~~choose instead~~:		If you prefer, you can change the default so you see the environment settings you specify.
			To change this option:

	# Click:		# Click:

Rand Linden at 17:28, 13 July 2011

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	~~{{KBcaution\|You do not see the region's settings by default currently; you have to follow these instructions and click on the correct radio button}}~~

	By default you see the environment setting that the region owner has set.		By default you see the environment setting that the region owner has set.
	This provides a more immersive experience, but can change the default to see the environment settings you choose instead:		This provides a more immersive experience, but can change the default to see the environment settings you choose instead:

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{{KBcaution|You do not see the region's settings by default currently; you have to follow these instructions and click on the correct radio button}}

By default you see the environment setting that the region owner has set.
This provides a more immersive experience, but can change the default to see the environment settings you choose instead:

# Click:
#* '''Use region settings''' to see the shared region settings (the default).
#* '''Customize my environment''' to see personal settings that affect only you:
#*# Choose a '''Water Setting''' preset.
#*# Choose a '''Sky/Day Cycle''' preset; either:
#*#* '''Fixed Sky''', displayed regardless of the time of day.
#*#* '''Day Cycle''' to display an environment that changes continuously according to time of day
# Click '''OK'''.