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Tatianna Kanto
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Join date: 19 Jan 2008
Posts: 2
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06-12-2008 11:30
I built an object (house) well somehow a floating script was added to the house. I have looked in the content folder and there is no script there but when i take the house away the script goes away, so that leads me to believe it is in the house. How do I remove this script if I can not find it and not have to rebuild the house?
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Phil Deakins
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Join date: 17 Jan 2007
Posts: 9,537
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06-12-2008 11:33
I assume you mean floating text. It's a property of a prim and, once set, it doesn't need a script to maintain it. You need to put a script into it to change the text property to nothing. Then you can remove that script.
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Ghosty Kips
Elora's Llama
Join date: 2 May 2008
Posts: 2,386
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06-12-2008 11:33
I had a similar problem, a prim had the floating text after I removed the script. I couldn't get rid of it. Finally, I dropped in a floating text script with an empty text string (just the quotes - ""
 . The text went away, I deleted the script, problem solved. If you can figure out which prim is giving you the issue, that might work. |
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Beebo Brink
Uppity Alt
Join date: 12 Jan 2007
Posts: 574
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06-12-2008 11:59
There'a a handy little script called a "Scrubber" that will delete the properties of a prim that persist even after the script has been removed. Just drop the Scrubber in the contents tab and let it do it's work (like oven cleaner).
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Macphisto Angelus
JAFO
Join date: 21 Oct 2004
Posts: 5,831
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06-12-2008 12:48
There'a a handy little script called a "Scrubber" that will delete the properties of a prim that persist even after the script has been removed. Just drop the Scrubber in the contents tab and let it do it's work (like oven cleaner). If you'd like a copy, just IM "Beebo Brink" inworld and I'll drop one on you. Yep, that is a handy script. Just be sure the house doesn't use other scripts like for windows/doors, etc. If they do that scrubber will stop them from working too. _____________________
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Kenbro Utu
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Join date: 26 Sep 2006
Posts: 483
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06-12-2008 13:49
Yep, that is a handy script. Just be sure the house doesn't use other scripts like for windows/doors, etc. If they do that scrubber will stop them from working too. The scrubber is mod, just open it up and comment out with // everything except the llSetText line. |
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Atom Burma
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Join date: 30 May 2006
Posts: 685
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06-12-2008 13:56
You can clone it as well, residual artifacts don't transfer to the cloned prim, then just clone it back into place.
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