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Stickman Ingmann
Regislered User
Join date: 15 Jul 2005
Posts: 12
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03-17-2006 02:37
I hadn't tested this pre-1.9, but I was under the impression that when "AGENT" was returned as a flag in llDetectedType(), no other flag would be set as well. I'm getting both the ACTIVE and AGENT bitflags set in a collision_end() event using llDetectedType. This can easily be duplicated by putting the following script in a box and walking on it:
default
{
collision_end(integer num)
{
integer x;
for (x = 0; x < num; x++)
{
integer flags = llDetectedType(x);
llSay(0, "--Flags set on "+llDetectedName(x)+"----");
if (AGENT & flags)
llSay(0, "Agent flag set.");
if (ACTIVE & flags)
llSay(0, "Active flag set.");
if (SCRIPTED & flags)
llSay(0, "Scripted flag set.");
if (PASSIVE & flags)
llSay(0, "Passive flag set.");
}
}
}
I'm posting this in the forum because I don't know if this is a bug or not. llSensor() looking for ACTIVE doesn't pick up agents (moving or otherwise) from my testing. |
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Strife Onizuka
Moonchild
Join date: 3 Mar 2004
Posts: 5,887
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03-17-2006 03:00
Sensor is the one that is incorrect.
ACTIVE and PASSIVE refere to if something is currently requiring work to be done by the physics engine. When an av is seated on a non physical object, they become PASSIVE. Otherwise they are ACTIVE.
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Nexus Nash
Undercover Linden
Join date: 18 Dec 2002
Posts: 1,084
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03-19-2006 21:02
Looking at this real quick... I can see that it's returning ACTIVE AND AGENT. One reason, your IF structure, second, an agent can be ACTIVE and an AGENT at the same time. Hence why you are getting 2 flags in the bitwise var return both true.
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