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BamBam Rockin
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Join date: 29 May 2007
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06-25-2007 08:52
Particle Effects are a sim property, so once you remove the script that causes particle effects, the effects still occur.
Is there a way to retrieve what the current values for the particle effects are?
What i want to do is making a simple particle on/off script, that will take a prim, that already has particles turned on, and stores the settings, then when u issue the command to turn the particles on, it uses the detected settings.
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Jopsy Pendragon
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Join date: 15 Jan 2004
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06-25-2007 09:35
From: BamBam Rockin Particle Effects are a sim property, so once you remove the script that causes particle effects, the effects still occur.
Is there a way to retrieve what the current values for the particle effects are?
What i want to do is making a simple particle on/off script, that will take a prim, that already has particles turned on, and stores the settings, then when u issue the command to turn the particles on, it uses the detected settings. Actually they are attributes of the PRIM not the sim, more like hover-text. To the best of my knowledge there is no llGetPrimitiveParams( [ PRIM_PARTICLES ] ); feature. Your best bet is to store the particle effect you set on a prim into a 'list' variable, and use that variable to start/stop your effect. 
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BamBam Rockin
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06-25-2007 09:51
yea i meant prim ><
lack of sleep > Me
I kind of thought that, but figured id ask :/
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