I'm in need of a moving water script to make a waterfall. Does anyone have one?
Also, I need to make an innertube float down a river. Would a water moving script do that as well?
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HoneyBear Lilliehook
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01-27-2008 19:38
I'm in need of a moving water script to make a waterfall. Does anyone have one?
Also, I need to make an innertube float down a river. Would a water moving script do that as well? _____________________
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Hewee Zetkin
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01-27-2008 21:59
If you're looking for a completed script, you might try the Products Wanted forum. This is about getting help to develop your own scripts. So with that in mind, I'll point you at the llSetTextureAnim() function, which is one that is often used to make water appear to flow (http://www.lslwiki.net/lslwiki/wakka.php?wakka=llSetTextureAnim). Usually the flags used are: ANIM_ON | LOOP | SMOOTH
Animating the texture with that function is not going to move an innertube. For that, your best bet is to add scripts to the innertube itself, or use llPushObject() (where either the object doing the push has the exact same owner as the parcel, or the parcel is push-enabled). |
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Lee Ponzu
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01-28-2008 11:15
I'm in need of a moving water script to make a waterfall. Does anyone have one? Also, I need to make an innertube float down a river. Would a water moving script do that as well? There are some basic waterfall making stuff in your library. Moving water, misty spray, and so on. That should get you started... The inner tube ideas hewee suggested are good too. If you have any sort of magic flying carpet/balloon/touring type object, just put those scripts into an inner tube. _____________________
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