Would be nice for vendor scripts and casino games if we could present a user with custom payment options instead of the fixed choice of 5, 10, 15, or 20 linden bucks.
The llPayDialog script call would be similar to llDialog but not use a listener.
It would simply trigger the money event as the fixed dialog does now.
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Eggy Lippmann
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10-06-2005 15:03
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10-06-2005 15:06
Would be nice for vendor scripts and casino games if we could present a user with custom payment options instead of the fixed choice of 5, 10, 15, or 20 linden bucks. The llPayDialog script call would be similar to llDialog but not use a listener. It would simply trigger the money event as the fixed dialog does now. I don't know what this about (this is why I need to learn scripting), but I trust you eggy.. Approved! Or.. Seconded! Or whatever I'm sposed to say.. _____________________
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Eggy Lippmann
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10-06-2005 16:13
It's simple. When you right-click on an object and select "Pay..." from the pie menu, you are always presented with a builtin "quick pay" menu with 4 default choices:
$5, $10, $15, $20 Also, a text box lets you specify other amounts. I want to be able to change those numbers to match the price of what I'm selling and remove invalid options from it. More user friendly that way. _____________________
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Zapoteth Zaius
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10-06-2005 16:19
It's simple. When you right-click on an object and select "Pay..." from the pie menu, you are always presented with a builtin "quick pay" menu with 4 default choices: $5, $10, $15, $20 Also, a text box lets you specify other amounts. I want to be able to change those numbers to match the price of what I'm selling and remove invalid options from it. More user friendly that way. YES! That'd be so cool! And you explained it in a way that I could understand, you deserve an award   _____________________
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Tiger Crossing
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10-06-2005 16:29
Um... How is this different from the new function in 1.7 that does the same thing?
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Kelly Linden
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10-06-2005 18:25
llSetPayPrice in 1.7 has the following nifty features:
- Set the price of any of the quick pay buttons - Set the default price for the text entry pay field - Hide any or all of the quick pay buttons - Hide the text entry pay field Is there a feature it is missing that you are looking for? _____________________
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