Well, I have a curious question.
Have any of you experienced a key vanishing in front of you?
Well, here's the thing. I did a llKey2Name to display the names of the current occupants of Blue Hyena's Rental System.
Oddly, it works fine when I set the time for a day to be short, but.... When the time is longer than a day or two, eventually it is gone.
Is it possible that once a timer is up, then after a certain amount of time you will lose functionality of llKey2Name?
This has happened before to me in a timer() event. When you try to use llEmail with a timer running, llEmail will not work at all (It's not mentioned anywhere in the LSL wiki).
What do you think?
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Moaku Mostel
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10-17-2005 08:17
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Jesrad Seraph
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10-17-2005 09:17
I think we need to see the code. I've got scripts running fine calling llEmail with a timer. Your problem sounds like you are overwriting a global variable at one point, maybe ?
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Christopher Omega
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10-17-2005 09:34
In order for llKey2Name to work properly, the avatar by that key must be in the same sim as the object calling the function. If you still have to get a name from a key use llRequestAvatarData, but its a dataserver function, so you get its return value in the dataserver event.
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