[#LIBOMV-371] Client.Appearance.WearOutfit does nothing

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Client.Appearance.WearOutfit does nothing

Created: 04/Sep/08 08:36 AM Updated: 09/Sep/08 08:28 AM

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Fix Version/s:

0.6.0

Environment:	.NET / Windows32
Steps to Reproduce:	Paste the code and call it with an item name referring to an outfit folder.

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When using the code given on the libsecondlife.org / developer portal under "Load and use a complete appearance from inventory?" without any changes, the command does nothing and the avatar's appearance does not change. In the hopes that the server needed a kick to get the appearance to update I tried Client.Appearance.SetPreviousAppearance(false) (and true) but this only turns the avatar into a very small squished shape.

This same code worked in the 0.4.x releases.

Reference page - http://www.libsecondlife.org/wiki/Load_and_use_a_complete_appearance_from_inventory

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Jim Radford added a comment - 09/Sep/08 12:54 AM

Hi Dan, I looked into this and am unable to reproduce the same results using the TestClient wear command. It may be (and likely is) the wiki page you referenced is out of date

What version of the library are you using (if trunk, the revision you are working with), and what platform are you running on? (Mono or .NET)

Jim

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Jim Radford added a comment - 09/Sep/08 01:50 AM

Please re-open with additional details AFTER trying this with TestClient instead of the wiki page.

Jim

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Dan added a comment - 09/Sep/08 08:28 AM

Code base - 0.5.0
Environment - .NET

I don't have the time to try and integrate TestClient into my current build, and as this functionality isn't relevant to my current project I won't be too worried about leaving it be until I eventually move from 0.5.0 to OpenMetaverse.

Perhaps in the meantime the misleading code on the website could be removed until it works.

Thanks