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public ResponseBase SetAvatarAppearanceHandler(RequestBase irequest)
{
if (irequest.GetType() != typeof(SetAvatarAppearanceRequest))
return OperationFailed("wrong type");
SetAvatarAppearanceRequest request = (SetAvatarAppearanceRequest)irequest;
// Get the scenepresence for the avatar we are going to update
UUID id = request.AvatarID == UUID.Zero ? request._UserAccount.PrincipalID : request.AvatarID;
ScenePresence sp = m_scene.GetScenePresence(id);
if (sp == null || sp.IsChildAgent)
return OperationFailed(String.Format("cannot find user {0}",request._UserAccount.PrincipalID));
// Clean out the current outfit folder, this is to keep v3 viewers from
// reloading the old appearance
CleanCurrentOutfitFolder(sp);
// Delete existing npc attachments
m_scene.AttachmentsModule.DeleteAttachmentsFromScene(sp, false);
// ---------- Update the appearance and save it ----------
int serial = sp.Appearance.Serial;
OSDMap osd = (OSDMap)OSDParser.DeserializeJson(request.SerializedAppearance);
sp.Appearance = new AvatarAppearance(osd);
sp.Appearance.Serial = serial + 1;
m_scene.AvatarService.SetAppearance(sp.UUID,sp.Appearance);
m_scene.EventManager.TriggerAvatarAppearanceChanged(sp);
// ---------- Send out the new appearance to everyone ----------
// Rez needed attachments
m_scene.AttachmentsModule.RezAttachments(sp);
// this didn't work, still looking for a way to get the viewer to change its appearance
//sp.ControllingClient.SendWearables(sp.Appearance.Wearables, sp.Appearance.Serial++);
// this didn't work either,
//AddWearablesToCurrentOutfitFolder(sp);
sp.SendAvatarDataToAllClients();
sp.SendAppearanceToAllOtherClients();
sp.SendAppearanceToClient(sp); // the viewers seem to ignore this packet when it describes their own avatar
return new ResponseBase(ResponseCode.Success,"");
}