I was just wondering if it was possible. I remember seeing a thread about this sort of thing before, but I looked 10 pages back and tried searching and couldn't find anything on this. I also could have sworn I had a script that did this but I can't seem to find it.
The basic idea is I'm trying to make a wall that allows you to choose which face will change textures when you click on it. Click the side of the wall and that face you touch will rotate through a series of textures with each click.
I'm doubting it's possible, but it's worth asking just in case.
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Feynt Mistral
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05-11-2006 19:53
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Talarus Luan
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05-11-2006 23:45
No, but you could determine which face was facing the avatar with llDetectedPos() and a little math.
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Adriana Caligari
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05-12-2006 01:03
Another - but highly prim inefficient way - would be to construct the wall from separate prims and link them together.
Then just change which linked prim is touched. (The detect where the av method works - unless the av is messing with their camera when they do the touch - so they could be facing the front face and actually be touching the back face - or simpler the front could be closest, but they could be touching the visible side ) ( This, however, would be an excellent feature suggestion - the ability to get the face, and coordinate where on the face that were touched ) |