How can I intercept dialog?

I'm bored to answer "No" every time a vamp asks to bite me.
I'm putting a script in a object weared (ring).
I cannot find a function that can intercept dialog window where I can read "Bloodlines" and "Animate your avatar?".
Can someone help me?

Thank you

Are you trying to intercept the dialog before it appears on your screen, or trying to intercept the answer sent when you click a button on the dialog?

The first one is not possible, as far as I know.

The second is possible just by making your script listen to chat (using llListen) on the appropriate channel.


EDIT: actually, the "Animate your avatar" dialog is built-in to SL anyway (run-time permissions), so I don't think you can intercept responses from that one.

There's a very useful gadget available (free, copy/transfer) from Bloodlines themselves; it's a garlic necklace which, if you just wear it once, renders you permanently invisible to their huds. http://www.slbloodlines.com/instructions.php?p=garlic I am assured by my vamp friends that their huds can't see me now I've used it.

I think it's only available in world but I'll drop a copy on you next time I am in.

know what I do, ignore them!

I'm trying to intercept the dialog before...
Any way.. I can use listen... but I don't know the channel..

Yes, there are two ways. One is to compile GridProxy with a modified handler for ScriptPermission packets (which I forget the exact name of), and another is to compile a modified SL viewer that removes the dialog trigger in a similar manner, which I could show you the method for, if you could manage to get a working compile from the default sources.

In short, LSL == no.

Depends how it's written, but if it's anything like most greeters I've seen, first you send a message by llDialog() asking people if you may kiss/hug/otherwise molest them and only later, and only if they've agreed to your proposition, do you request permission to animate them. If they turn you down at the llDialog stage, they don't get an unnecessary request for animation permissions.

However, there is no way to intercept a llDialog() request from LSL either. You can try to intercept the ANSWER, but not the request to pop the dialog up on your screen. Mute is your best option without a custom viewer. Maybe try muting the object by name?

I know this is not an answer to your question but why don't you let one bite you? it does not hurt and nobody will ask you again when you are once bitten. I did that

I saw that when that dialog popup, it writes something in the local chat (but not on 0 channel) in green text. If I could intercept that...

If it's not on channel 0, it's an IM, and thus cannot be scanned via LSL scripts. Even if you could, the dialog would still pop up, and you'd still have to click it to make it go away.

it's not an IM, because i can read it on local chat but the color os green, not white... it looks like a translator...

An other question... Can I mute an avatar by script?

IMs from objects appear in your local chat window, just like chat... except it's only visible to you. It's confusing.

I don't think there is a way in the standard client to mute using a script.