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SeeingBlue
Honored Contributor
March 3, 2025

Is the world itself primitive or CMI?

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SeeingBlue
Honored Contributor
March 3, 2025

Is the world itself primitive or CMI?

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BerryBerryNice
Up and Coming
March 3, 2025

CMI - I unpublished it because I was not sure if I had violated some unknown rule, but happy to publish again if you want to have a look. Others saw it last night.

gausroth
Honored Contributor
March 3, 2025

Primitive objects and CMI objects use different render pipelines and should not be combined in the same world. It should not even allow you to publish but if for some reason you are able to, I would highly recommend you do not.

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HomeMed
Inspiring
March 3, 2025

Stop hacking Berry, I think there is a way people are able to do it, but I won't recommend it.

BerryBerryNice
Up and Coming
March 3, 2025

I appreciate your moral stance, but what I am looking for is a technical explanation of how this is possible and what are the detrimental effects for both the user and the creator (hacker). I also understand why most people would not want to know and prefer to stay in their own lane.

β€˜What I am waiting for is a Meta or Horizon Worlds employee or supervisor to answer my basic questions with something better than a parent might say … β€œbecause I said so”.

HomeMed
Inspiring
March 3, 2025

By I won't recommend it is to say that it is not good for the performance of the world. As I understand it the issue comes from how lighting is calculated differently for these types of objects and how they are rendered. Maybe some can give you a more technical information on it.

Btw never asked of technical explanation, how were you able to do this? It is a bug... πŸ›

Ps :- Not a parent πŸ˜‹