Area Search: one window, with a land impact breakdown for a parcel

TheSlowly commented

2026-10-30 04:28:22 +00:00

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There's no easy way to see what is using a parcel's land impact. About Land > Objects only lists owners with a total each; the server sends nothing per object there. Area Search can list objects with their LI and restrict itself to your parcel, but that is a checkbox on the third of five sub-tabs, there is no total, and the filters are split into "Only list" and "Exclude" sections with an Apply button.

Area Search becomes one window, no sub-tabs

Left panel:

Look in: This parcel (follows you as you walk) / Region / Nearby (within N m, includes neighbouring regions).
One search box with a field picker: All fields, Name, Description, Owner, Group, Creator, Last owner. Regular expressions stay.
One Any / Only / Hide control per filter: Temporary, Attachments, Physical, Phantom, Locked, Scripted, Shared media, For sale. Filters apply as you change them.
More (collapsed): Copy / Modify / Transfer, reflection probes, child prims, price range, click action.

Right side:

On a parcel: name, area, "used of capacity" LI (the same numbers About Land shows) and a bar split by owner. Click an owner to list only their objects.
Owner filter on every scope; "Filter My Objects" sets it to you.
The list sorts biggest LI first on a parcel and nearest first otherwise. Columns are chosen by right-clicking the header.
Footer: object count, how many are still loading, Beacons, Refresh, and a gear menu for the double-click extras.

About Land > Objects gets a List objects button that opens Area Search on that parcel (parcels in your current region).

Unchanged: the row right-click menu, the per-object requests (object properties, GetObjectCost) and the interest list mode while the window is open. Area Search asks for the parcel's own properties by position so its header stays in step with About Land, without touching the land selection.

The window's state replaces the existing Area Search settings rather than adding new ones.

There's no easy way to see what is using a parcel's land impact. About Land > Objects only lists owners with a total each; the server sends nothing per object there. Area Search can list objects with their LI and restrict itself to your parcel, but that is a checkbox on the third of five sub-tabs, there is no total, and the filters are split into "Only list" and "Exclude" sections with an Apply button. **Area Search becomes one window, no sub-tabs** Left panel: - **Look in:** This parcel (follows you as you walk) / Region / Nearby (within N m, includes neighbouring regions). - **One search box** with a field picker: All fields, Name, Description, Owner, Group, Creator, Last owner. Regular expressions stay. - **One Any / Only / Hide control per filter:** Temporary, Attachments, Physical, Phantom, Locked, Scripted, Shared media, For sale. Filters apply as you change them. - **More** (collapsed): Copy / Modify / Transfer, reflection probes, child prims, price range, click action. Right side: - **On a parcel:** name, area, "used of capacity" LI (the same numbers About Land shows) and a bar split by owner. Click an owner to list only their objects. - **Owner filter** on every scope; "Filter My Objects" sets it to you. - **The list** sorts biggest LI first on a parcel and nearest first otherwise. Columns are chosen by right-clicking the header. - **Footer:** object count, how many are still loading, Beacons, Refresh, and a gear menu for the double-click extras. About Land > Objects gets a **List objects** button that opens Area Search on that parcel (parcels in your current region). **Unchanged:** the row right-click menu, the per-object requests (object properties, GetObjectCost) and the interest list mode while the window is open. Area Search asks for the parcel's own properties by position so its header stays in step with About Land, without touching the land selection. The window's state replaces the existing Area Search settings rather than adding new ones.

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