WarpPos -- llSetPos without the limits

I ended up having to buy 2000sq and then dump all but a 4m wide section in order to get my warp pos teleporters to move back and forth reliably.

I also had to add a .5 sec delay before and after the unsit to allow the avatar and the prim to settle before the prim went back.

Qie helped me out in-world and found that a neighbouring plot had object entry and scripts all turned off - I sent a polite IM asking if they could turn them on (with object return set at 1 min) and they replied that yes, they'd be happy to do so.

I then tried the script and it worked a treat - thanks for pointing me in the right direction Qie!

I have tried to copy/paste code into new script but keep getting last line errors. What am I doing wrong.

Help appreciated thanks

DQ

Haravikk, your first sentence seems to imply that the avatar just right-clicks on the door and *poof* teleports, without having to sit.

But the end sentence seems to imply that the avatar still has to sit to teleport, yes?

If not, if you just magically whisk the avatar away without them sitting, how are you doing that?

Thanks!
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More than likely this is a case of the default left-click behavior for the object being set to 'sit'. That means a single primary click WILL sit the avatar, which can then detect the sit and teleport the avatar immediately. If an llUnSit() is done immediately after the move, it may not even appear the avatar sits at all (though the sit animation may play momentarily even if the script stops it).

Oh thanks!

But now I've been reading both LSL wikis, and I can't seem to find how to set the left-click behvior for an object to anything, let alone sit. How do I do that?

*feeling stupid*
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Use the first (general) tab in the edit floater. You cannot set the default left-click behavior from within a script.

-Atashi

Oh. Sorry. Don't feel stupid. You can't do it via script. You have to do it in the bottom of the Edit window (General tab, I believe). And BECAUSE you can't do it from a script, if it is an object that is rezzed by script the option has to be set before the object is taken and stuffed into the rezzing object's inventory.

Omg!!! *dizzy with power*

Thanks guys!
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The LSL wiki has a note in it saying the Warppos doesn't work in Havok4, however, my little warppos script is working fine over its normal 1K distances. Does anyone know if warppos behavior is any different in Havok4?

I didn't see anything in the release notes about it.
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Seems to work fine for me.

and for me

You can now warppos up to 4096m, but the warppos function will need to be modded.
Right now, even in a nearly empty script plotting a jump from 0 to 4096 (or even more than 2k?) will cause a stackheap.

Yes, this is why the default version includes a 1km limit. In a single script by itself, though, you should be able to crank it up to a max of around 4km with a couple extra hack bits thrown in, or you could always do the safe thing and loop the function itself, since it's rather fast anyway.

just thought i;d post my method , works fine in the latest havok all ya half to do is pass it a vector as a string via a say command of some sort and off it goes

vector end;
vector current;
vector pos;
string firstchar = "";
integer bool = 1;
integer count = 1;
default
{
state_entry()
{
if (bool == 2)
{
state moveing;

}
llListen (-59963, "",NULL_KEY,"";
}

listen( integer channel, string name, key id, string message)
{
current = llGetPos();
string firstchar = llGetSubString(message, 0, 0);
if (firstchar == "<"
{
list msg = llCSV2List(message);
end = (vector)llList2String(msg, 0);

float distance = llVecMag(current - end);
float increments = distance/.2;

vector step = (end - current)/increments;

pos = current + step;
if (current != end)
{
state moveing;
}
}
}
}
state moveing
{
state_entry()
{
if (llVecMag(current- end) > .01)
{

float distance = llVecMag(current - end);
float increments = distance/.2;

vector step = (end - current)/increments;

pos = current + step;

llSetPos(pos);
current = llGetPos();
bool = 2;
state default;
}
}
}

Asked in another thread about the new limits. All you have to do is call warpPos multiple times with each set having the original max of 1000 meters like so:

vector destpos = <66, 60, 4095 >;// The location the av will be teleported to.

warpPos(vector destpos)
{
	//with a little pokeing by Strife, and a bit more
	//munging by Talarus Luan
	//Final cleanup by Keknehv Psaltery
	//and of course Jesse Barnett got to jump in here
	//and made it work up to 4096 meters
	//Fail safe removed
	// Compute the number of jumps necessary
	integer jumps = (integer) (llVecDist(destpos, llGetPos()) / 10.0) + 1;
	if (jumps > 100)
		jumps = 100;	//  1km should be plenty
	list rules =[PRIM_POSITION, destpos];
	integer count = 1;
	while ((count = count << 1) < jumps)
		rules = (rules =[]) + rules + rules;
	llSetPrimitiveParams(rules + llList2List(rules, (count - jumps) << 1, count));
}

default {
	state_entry() {
		llSetText("Touch to teleport", <1, 1, 1 >, 1);
		llSitTarget(<0, 0, 0 >, ZERO_ROTATION);
	}

	changed(integer change) {
		if (change & CHANGED_LINK) {
			integer jumps = (integer) (llVecDist(destpos, llGetPos()) / 10.0) + 1;
			if (jumps > 100) {
				integer hops = jumps / 100;
				while (hops > 0) {
					hops--;
					warpPos(destpos);
				}
			}
			warpPos(destpos);
			llSleep(0.5);
			llDie();
		}
	}
}

I made a module version a bit ago which works for the new H4 limits:

http://wiki.secondlife.com/wiki/User:Talarus_Luan/WarpPosModule

Enjoy!