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Everything you always wanted to know about our offers but were afraid to ask:
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Grid Neuland is the name for the systems operated by TalentRaspel vitual worlds Ltd. and at the same time the home of the grids "Open Neuland" and Wilder Westen".
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The TalentRaspel VR-Toolkit provides a portable full-blown virtual world on an USB stick that runs easily and without installation on any compatible computer with the operating systems Windows (TM) or Mac OS X (TM).
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Those who want to move along with their sims from SL to OpenSim note that with the usual tools such as Stored Inventory a move of this magnitude can not be met in practice. Therefore TalentRaspel has developed a largely automated process that can do the move in 1-2 days.
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One of the most interesting technologies in OpenSimulator, and it's cornerstone: the HyperGrid protocol connects all those many separate OpenSim worlds. A universe full of interconnected grids and standalone systems unfolds... |
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Probably one of the largest advantages of OpenSim over Second Life is the possibility to backup all self-created content, the avatar's inventory or complete sims and worlds so that none of your precious works can get lost any more.
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We do not charge our products by the number of prims, but by server RAM used ("cargo"): our sims with 1 or 3 GB RAM can - depending on the user's building technique - carry 15-30.000 prims and 45-90.000 prims, respectively.
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TalentRaspel virtual worlds Ltd. develops region modules as exclusive extension of the OpenSim functionality: e.g. animation modules, "home and garden" modules, traffic modules or Anti-Griefer modules. |
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All technical features we offer at a glance: how much processing power gets a region? How much RAM gets the region server? In which of our products do we offer the currency system OMC?
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