Is there a way to add a script in a prim attachment to make the person quit moving? or turn off run?
I have tried all sorts options, like move or applyimpulse etc. just cant get it to work.
I think i might have to take controll and just disable the keys. but i really dont wanna do that.
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Dimentox Travanti
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11-06-2006 06:49
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Dimentox Travanti
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11-06-2006 13:27
anyone?
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Llauren Mandelbrot
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11-06-2006 13:45
None that I am aware of.
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Maker Mu
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11-06-2006 13:50
I don't know anything, but I can throw out some ideas...
Can you make them sit and then unsit, maybe on an invisible temprezz object? Rezz an invisible wall in front of them? Less likely to stop them: Move the attachment up so they aren't touching the ground? Stop the run animation? Is it possible to make your attachment a vehicle? |
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Dimentox Travanti
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11-07-2006 05:29
The attachment is a Combat meter which is attached to the chest.
I was thinking perhaps have a seperate script that listens for linked messages and takes controlls w/o pass though and then will return them on non stop. _____________________
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Senuka Harbinger
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11-07-2006 06:38
The best way to halt someone from moving is to take their controls and disable them. the better written combat systems use this with a death animation. llApplyImpulse is good to use if you want to slow someone down (llApplyImpulse(llGetVel()* -1), but using it to completely stop someone isn't that reliable.
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Dimentox Travanti
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11-08-2006 10:33
Yeah trying to make it where they can still walk but cant run. Also we dont wanna keep people from moving when dead cause some people rp moving them to a diff location.
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Martin McConnell
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11-08-2006 10:41
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Lazarus Wake
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11-08-2006 10:59
My guess is that you could do something with llSetForce and llGetAgentInfo. If a movement key is held down and llGetAgentInfo returns AGENT_ALWAYS_RUN then some force is applied in the opposite direction through llSetForce to slow the avatar down. When the key is released llSetForce is turned off.
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