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Homer Antler

Registered User

Join date: 21 Oct 2006

Posts: 105

03-20-2007 13:43

Is it possible for a script to find the following items:

1) if a land is for sale or not
2) if so, how much that land is listed for?
3) anyway to identify if there are two same objects in the same parcel. If I make an object with script x, how can that script identify a clone of itself in the same parcel?

Just thinking out loud. Please let me know if those are possible.

Thank you.

-Homer

Newgate Ludd

Out of Chesse Error

Join date: 8 Apr 2005

Posts: 2,103

03-20-2007 14:11

No
No
Yes if they have the same name. Use a sensor.
Or possibly you could write the script such that each prim has a communication protocol so that they can find and identify themselves to each other?

Homer Antler

Registered User

Join date: 21 Oct 2006

Posts: 105

03-20-2007 14:39

From: Newgate Ludd

No
No
Yes if they have the same name. Use a sensor.
Or possibly you could write the script such that each prim has a communication protocol so that they can find and identify themselves to each other?

Thank you. That is what I thought for 1 and 2. Now confirmed. Yes I believe we can work something out for Q3. Sensor is a good idea. I am trying to do it so that it doesn't create lag.

Femina Matahari

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Join date: 14 Sep 2006

Posts: 75

03-25-2007 04:30

Really I thought the land bots could answer yes yes to 1 and 2

Kenn Nilsson

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Join date: 24 May 2005

Posts: 897

03-25-2007 07:02

The land-bots aren't LSL scripts standing on their own.

_____________________

--AeonVox--

Computer games don't affect kids; I mean if Pac-Man affected us as kids, we'd all be running around in darkened rooms chasing ghosts, eating magic pills, and listening to repetitive, addictive, electronic music.

Race Kidd

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Join date: 20 Feb 2007

Posts: 6

03-25-2007 08:40

Landbots are pretty much designed to do 1 and 2, plus a nifty little #3 that may or may not be 'legitimate'. But, like any good hack, they require the use of a third party addon (or in this case, completely new client)

But you could use a landbot to run your sensor script, and do it all waaaaay faster than anything you might be able to hope for with your sad* little 'normal' client.

*sad, in this case, refers to your lack of Ub3r 133t skillzz, which all bot-runners clearly have (what with their vastly superior intellect and such)

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Homer Antler Registered User Join date: 21 Oct 2006 Posts: 105	03-20-2007 13:43 Is it possible for a script to find the following items: 1) if a land is for sale or not 2) if so, how much that land is listed for? 3) anyway to identify if there are two same objects in the same parcel. If I make an object with script x, how can that script identify a clone of itself in the same parcel? Just thinking out loud. Please let me know if those are possible. Thank you. -Homer
Newgate Ludd Out of Chesse Error Join date: 8 Apr 2005 Posts: 2,103	03-20-2007 14:11 No No Yes if they have the same name. Use a sensor. Or possibly you could write the script such that each prim has a communication protocol so that they can find and identify themselves to each other?
Homer Antler Registered User Join date: 21 Oct 2006 Posts: 105	03-20-2007 14:39 From: Newgate Ludd No No Yes if they have the same name. Use a sensor. Or possibly you could write the script such that each prim has a communication protocol so that they can find and identify themselves to each other? Thank you. That is what I thought for 1 and 2. Now confirmed. Yes I believe we can work something out for Q3. Sensor is a good idea. I am trying to do it so that it doesn't create lag.
Femina Matahari Registered User Join date: 14 Sep 2006 Posts: 75	03-25-2007 04:30 Really I thought the land bots could answer yes yes to 1 and 2
Kenn Nilsson AeonVox Join date: 24 May 2005 Posts: 897	03-25-2007 07:02 The land-bots aren't LSL scripts standing on their own. _____________________ --AeonVox-- Computer games don't affect kids; I mean if Pac-Man affected us as kids, we'd all be running around in darkened rooms chasing ghosts, eating magic pills, and listening to repetitive, addictive, electronic music.
Race Kidd Registered User Join date: 20 Feb 2007 Posts: 6	03-25-2007 08:40 Landbots are pretty much designed to do 1 and 2, plus a nifty little #3 that may or may not be 'legitimate'. But, like any good hack, they require the use of a third party addon (or in this case, completely new client) But you could use a landbot to run your sensor script, and do it all waaaaay faster than anything you might be able to hope for with your sad* little 'normal' client. *sad, in this case, refers to your lack of Ub3r 133t skillzz, which all bot-runners clearly have (what with their vastly superior intellect and such)