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* How to retrofit an existing home to work with Pathfinding
* How to retrofit an existing home to work with Pathfinding
* "Hidden" performance costs
* "Hidden" performance costs
* [[Holistic Pathfinding Management]] - Strategies for managing large numbers of pathfinding objects.
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** '''[[Modular Pathfinding Kit]]''' - code snippets designed to be plugged together to quickly build unique behaviors.
** '''[[Modular Pathfinding Kit]]''' - code snippets designed to be plugged together to quickly build unique behaviors.
** '''[[Pathfinding Cookbook]]''' - ready made solutions for some critters.
** '''[[Pathfinding Cookbook]]''' - ready made solutions for some critters.
** '''[[Holistic Pathfinding Management]]''' - Strategies for managing large numbers of pathfinding objects.


* '''Vehicles'''
* '''Vehicles'''

Revision as of 15:39, 16 January 2013

This guide is a collection of officially verified building practices for moderate to advanced creators that result in efficient, high performance creations in Second Life. If you are new to building in Second Life, please check out the Knowledge Base.

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