Dallas

I think you have an excellent point Alexa, I will keep that in mind in my next build.

Thanks Alexa, I am curious now, if you have an object in your club or anywhere that has a high object count, will the person in the club only experience lag only when that object comes into their view? Example, In your case would the DJ experience more lag than anyone that doesn't have your console in their view?

I appreciate the input, yes detail is my Professor Moriarty so to speak. I was successful in opening my club at 1200kb with about 50 people there with no complaints regarding lag, but you are right in that 700kb seems to be a sweet spot for a larger venue.

So you are suggesting that the 64bit client will do some good but not rise the limit of the kb's that we can use?

thanks for your input ...

Dallas

Hey Kats! ,

Most of what I have seen and have built are in the 1200 range, I try to not go over 1500. But you are right 391 with 64 bit access might really help with this.

Good to meet you Ines, and welcome to the madness... if you require any assistance we will be happy to help.

Greetings,

I am constantly debating at what level is too much, where the detail of a build is to a point where it negates the enjoyment of others that visit. So my question to the builders out there is...

At what point in .world file size do you think that the average visitor will experience excess lag?

Good Luck as well Lady Alexa, awesome build!

Lady Alexa and Dallas send out friendly taunts to other builders, lets see what you got, bring on those builds hehe

Thanks Shay!

My Club entry is called Bad Company Brewery, it is a former factory building converted to a Rock Club on the outskirts of town where you can have fun and not worry about disturbing anyone.

As you enter, the bar and microbrewery are to your left with a sitting area to the right.

The elevated dance floor is actually a turntable with one of my favorite albums playing.

The stage is a 57 Chevy crashing through the wall to the surprise of the rockers, moreover, a custom piano, drum set along with mic, and guitars are ready to be blazed.

The DJ booth is elevated and is a 80's boom box with a Pioneer DDJ-RZX.

All of the graphics are hand drawn. With a few surprises located throughout.

Hope you like it, it was fun to build and looking forward to having some great parties at 3dx. - Dallas -

NOTE: This build is not for public distribution - thanks -

BadCompanyRev2.world

Nice work Miah