Finding a link number without scripting

Hi guys,

In a linked set of, say 10 prims, is it possible using Menu commands (ie without using a script) to <Edit> the linked set, then <Edit Linked Parts> to select the prim you are interested in, and find what its link number in the linked set is?

TIA

Rock

Not that I'm aware. If that's true, I'd love it.

However, you can drop a really simple script into your prims to see link-number (I do often when building):

default
{
state_entry()
{
llSetText((string)llGetLinkNumber(),<1.0,1.0,1.0>,1.0);
}
changed(integer change)
{
if(change & CHANGED_LINK) llSetText((string)llGetLinkNumber(),<1.0,1.0,1.0>,1.0);
}
}

...that way, you end up with a floating number above each prim that lets you know which link number the prim is...and it will change anytime the link-set changes.

Lol...curses be to (Thanks In Advance) All I saw was Tia

Also to expand on the above reply, you can save a script into your inventory that just does a quick llOwnerSay with the Link Number and then removes itself automatically. That's what I use to keep myself from going insane with high prim attachments that I need to change settings by a link basis without wasting a script in the prim.

If you're only dealing with 10 prims though, you can know what's what just by what order you clicked them before linking...the first would be 10, next would be 9, and so on until the last prim you clicked which would be the root prim and be 1.