Done, as per your request. Please let me know if you want me to restore an earlier daily backup.

Sure, I can restore your 2x2 world from yesterday's backup. Would you like me to do so now?

I suggest you delete the huge coalesced object from your inventory and select a smaller number of items to take into inventory then teleport to your new world and try rezzing that new coalesced object there.

A coalesced object is a single XML that references other assets. It can be huge if you selected the entire 2x2 area at once. Have you tried selecting smaller areas and copy/pasting them?

Hi Moonrize, Is your goal to replace the small world or to have two worlds? If it's to simply enlarge the small world then I suggest you use the resize world option to do so instead of trying to copy items from one world to the other. See: https://www.kitely.com/virtual-world-news/2015/05/02/resize-...

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Yes, you can both enlarge and reduce the size of existing worlds. See: https://www.kitely.com/virtual-world-ne ... ical-tool/

The original region's terrain isn't changed. The enlarged VarRegion uses a single height map for the entire terrain so there won't be any holes in the terrian but there may be very steep clifs where a mountain needs to connect to an ocean or lower elevation flat land.

HI Lawrence, In a VarRegion the entire area is one big region, with coordinates larger than 256. When you increase your worlds size you can select whether to add flat land or ocean area. After the resizing is done it will be up to you to teraform the enlarged world. Object locations are based on a s...

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