Open the flexi-prim API to LSL

Hey all,
Just checked out the preview, the flexible stuff is totally droolworthy
The LSL editor's Insert menu sobered me up though... there didnt seem to be any PRIM constants defined to manipulate the new properties.

Will this be released in a future preview version? Is there some more technical reason for their omission?
==Chris

I am both guessing and hoping they'll be in a future release. Gistya Eusebio just showed me in preview that can use PRIM_FLEXIBLE which appears undocumented, I.E. :
llSetPrimitiveParams([PRIM_FLEXIBLE,1]);

So while we can't turn lights on and off now, we can toggle flex.

Damn your fast, Logan. Hehe. I keep trying to see if anything else works... PRIM_FLEXIBLE_SOFTNESS etc. doesn't work, PRIM_LIGHT does nothing, etc. I'll keep tryin' stuff and see if i can 'stumble' upon the answer haha.

-Gistya

Soon, all the flexible parameters will be part of that call. So you will be able to say:

llSetPrimitiveParams([PRIM_FLEXIBLE, TRUE, 1, 1.0, 0.0, 0.0, 0.0 ])

And it's possible someone will get to it on the LSL Wiki before I do, because you guys are fanatical that way.

Aaaand... how about for lighting? =^.^=

Should we expect the same 0.2s delay per call?

llSetLinkFlexibility, or something, would be nice, too. I want to change all of an object's prim's flexibility properties at once (like to simply toggle the flexibility attribute).

Hey i found a way to bypass the physics & phantom restriction, and i don't see a reason for them, i put a flag on my motorcycle, and while it didn't ripple in the breeze, it didn't crash the sim either. So please remove both restrictions. So what if the boudning box doesn't match the rippled shape, it doesn't match up for llTargetOmega.

Eep lets wait till a while before adding the new syntax to the wiki (right now it only supports an integer).