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Hello, I'm hoping a clever scriptor can help me with a script that would basically change the texture on a prim whenever someone steps onto a parcel of land. Kind of like a welcome sign. There may be a reward involved for a properly working script that I can use.

Spread a large prim over the floor of the teleport arrival point. Script something like this:

default
{
    state_entry ()
    {
        llSetTexture ("Unstepped On Texture UUID", All_SIDES);
    }
    collision_start (integer c)
    {
        state Stepped_On;
    }
}

state Stepped_On
{
    state_entry ()
    {
        llSetTexture ("My stepped on Texture UUID", All_SIDES);
        llSetTimerEvent (120.0);
    }
    timer ()
    {
        state default;
    }
    state_exit ()
    {
        llSetTimerEvent (0.0);
    }
}

Caution: the above code is untested and may not work! Open source, do as you want with it.

Thanks for helping me out. I get the error "4,71) : ERROR : Name not defined within scope"... Any thoughts?

Also, will this work in theory i have an invisible prim to step on and the actual sign is in the air?

Thanks!

I can sooooo see what the problem is.... that I am gigglin'

Care to elaborate?

The l's aren't capitalized-- it should be ALL_SIDES, not All_SIDES.

Here's the fixed version.

default
{
    state_entry ()
    {
        llSetTexture ("Unstepped On Texture UUID", ALL_SIDES);
    }
    collision_start (integer c)
    {
        state Stepped_On;
    }
}

state Stepped_On
{
    state_entry ()
    {
        llSetTexture ("My stepped on Texture UUID", ALL_SIDES);
        llSetTimerEvent (120.0);
    }
    timer ()
    {
        state default;
    }
    state_exit ()
    {
        llSetTimerEvent (0.0);
    }
} 

Thanks for fixing that, Keknehv!

With a little tinkering, this worked surprisingly well for my purposes. A huge thanks and $500L to Angela, as well as a big thanks to Kek & $300L for clarifying. (Escort, at least you got a good giggle )


Thank you very much!!
-Smith

Wow, that was the easiest L$300 I ever made