Uniformly resizes link set by scale given. For example, a scale of 1.5x will resize the linkset to 1.5x the current size of the set's bounding box.
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Jeffrey Gomez
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03-24-2005 14:15
llSetLinkScale(float scale)
Uniformly resizes link set by scale given. For example, a scale of 1.5x will resize the linkset to 1.5x the current size of the set's bounding box. Someone? Anyone? _____________________
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Christopher Omega
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03-24-2005 19:58
I would much rather they implement llSetLinkPrimitiveParams, so we can do things like what you mention above, *and* stuff like llSetLinkTexture (and a million other things linked prim manipulation would allow).
On a lighter note, I also disagree with the name  It would be much better llScaleLinkSet(float scaleFactor), to avoid confusion between a function designed to scale a single prim in the link set (kinda like llSetLinkColor does for colors) and what you propose. ==Chris |
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Jeffrey Gomez
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03-24-2005 20:21
Ideally, you would want both.
This is because of the intentional lack of llGetLinkPrimitiveParams, to respect the rights of "No Modify" objects. A uniform resize through llSetLinkPrimitiveParams would be hard to do without data on each primitive.  _____________________
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Strife Onizuka
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03-24-2005 20:59
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returned is the scale that was applied, if a scale is to big it is scaled down. link can be the link number or one of the LINK_* flags. _____________________
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Christopher Omega
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03-25-2005 21:54
Ideally, you would want both. This is because of the intentional lack of llGetLinkPrimitiveParams, to respect the rights of "No Modify" objects. A uniform resize through llSetLinkPrimitiveParams would be hard to do without data on each primitive. Ah, too true. I officially endorse with this feature suggestion  ==Chris _____________________
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