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Any avatars in your view exceeding this value will be rendered as a вЂњJelly DollвЂќ, sans attachments The Avatar Maximum Complexity slider sets a threshold on avatar rendering by your viewer. Note: this only applies to other avatars in your world view: your own avatar will always fully render in your view. Then, in quieter areas, the setting can be dialled back up, allowing more avatars to fully render in your view. The idea is that you can adjust the setting according to circumstance, so that when in a crowded area with lots of avatars, you can dial down the Avatar Complexity setting, found in Preferences > Graphics (and in the Advanced Settings floater), with the result that more of the avatars around you are rendered as solid colours, reducing the load on your graphics card and system, thus improving performance. The ability to create, save and load different groups of graphics settings quickly and easily.ДЄs avatars can often be the single biggest impact on the viewer in terms of rendering, particularly in crowded places, so Avatar Complexity adds a new slider to the viewer which can be used to set a level above which avatars requiring a lot of processing will appear as a solid colour вЂ“ the casual term to refer to them being вЂњJelly DollsвЂќ вЂ“ greatly reducing the load placed on a system compared to having to render them in detail, so improving performance.

This viewer includes two important new features:

On Wednesday, May 18th, Linden Lab promoted the long-awaited Quick Graphics viewer to de facto release status. Avatar Complexity is a means to help people who may suffer from performance issues in crowd areas

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