I am getting inaccuracies in the placement of objects with llRezObject between the parameters passed to the function and the final placement of the object.
For example, is one test one parameter was:
<176.00000, 231.00000, 62.00000>
and the actual placement of the object was at:
<175.464, 232.641, 62.233>
What might be the cause of this variation?
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Tommy Oz
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02-05-2005 14:31
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Aleksandr Martov
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02-05-2005 14:37
Just a guess, but might it be because RezObject is using the root prim, but your getting the overall position of the object (or vise versa)
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Upshaw Underhill
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02-05-2005 16:11
From the WIKI
When rezzing a linked set, pos specifies the geometric center, which can be determined with llGetGeometricCenter (when called from the object that is to be rezzed, so you'll have to store this information somewhere). of course this is problematic because: Also from the Wiki Works perfect for complex objects with 2 prims, but any more than two and it's off (significantly). Even three basic cubes offset along three axes with no rotation gives a problem. I'm really trying to conserve prims by using auto rezzing, but it's still very frustrating. The other few functions that came with 1.5 seem about as useful. - Ready One solution (other than not using anything but single, unlinked prims) is to have the item settle itself into it's absolute position with an llSetPos loop which doesn't use the Geocenter thankfully. L8r, UU |
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Strife Onizuka
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02-05-2005 16:21
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Upshaw Underhill
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02-05-2005 20:27
I was under the impression that RezAtRoot still had it's 'anchor' requirement quirks.
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Tommy Oz
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02-06-2005 05:01
What is the Anchor Requirement?
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Upshaw Underhill
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02-06-2005 10:11
Click the llRezAtRoot link.
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