I'm making a new script for my recruiter object
I need to put a pause of about 3 seconds between the actions in said script
I'm a total noob scriptwriter so I have no idea how how to do this
Can someone help me please?
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Eshnah Neox
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07-30-2009 23:15
I'm making a new script for my recruiter object
I need to put a pause of about 3 seconds between the actions in said script I'm a total noob scriptwriter so I have no idea how how to do this Can someone help me please? |
Ruthven Willenov
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07-30-2009 23:25
llSleep sounds like what you need, but just to warn you, that's exactly what it does, so the script can't do anything at all during that pause
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Lee Ponzu
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07-31-2009 09:23
Like Ruthven says...
Another approach is to use llSetTimer(3). This will cause a timer() event to trigger 3 seconds in the future. In this case, you could allow *some* operations of the script to proceed, but skip the ones that you want to "pause". I guess in this case you mght also have a global flag that you set while pausing. Rough outline...from memory, untested, CODE
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Meade Paravane
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07-31-2009 09:46
Sorta similar, you can also do something like this..
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Gypsy Paz
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07-31-2009 15:47
another approach would be to use a pause state and a timer, it is very efficient but could be a tad more complicated because you have to handle the state_entry() event properly.
default{} some_event(){ state pause; } } state pause{ state_entry(){ llSetTimerEvent(3); } timer(){ llSetTimerEvent(0); state default; } } |