number of scripts in linkset

Hi im somewhat puzzled
i have a linkset with two scripts, one for a sit on the set and one for moving the set. that works
I then added a script to animate part of the sets texture
for the test i wanted to activate by touch -eg touch_start... with a llOwnerSay

I do not get a touch option at all?
Moving the mouse over the set does not alow for any touch (curser-change) and i can click on the set as crazy.. noting happens
it like the script is ignored..
Can anyone explain?

tyia
ab

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yes sorry Qui. its just so simple, but:

//in the wheel
 default
 {
     state_entry()
     {
         llSetTimerEvent(0.20);
     }
     
     
     touch_start(integer total_number)
   {
     llSetTimerEvent(.20);
    }

     timer()
     {
         //llOwnerSay("innn"); //alive

             llSetTextureAnim(ANIM_ON | SMOOTH | ROTATE | 
                     LOOP, ALL_SIDES,1,1,0, TWO_PI, .9);

     }
 }

Probably need to see whatever script has the touch_start() handler code.

Many animate texture scripts stop themselves after running (something like "llSetScriptState(llGetScriptName(), FALSE);", assuming the texture animation is to be permanent. No idea if that's the problem here, but if the script isn't running, its touch_start() handler won't be active.

well i got irritated - there was absolutely no reason why this shouldent work, so i make a clipbaord dump of all and the hard and dirty deleted the script, clicked the 'new-script' button and pasted the clipboard in
...then it worked ?..
*sigh*
i gues that just was the asset-server that was 'wreally wreally' funny :/

btw i think i now know why it it spelled ASSet-server ..

BR.

Sorry, I wasn't in front of my computer when the source was attached. Just an observation that this is an extraordinarily odd (and laggy) script, as shown. Anything with a 0.2 timer is going to gobble up Spare Time on the sim. Also, as shown (which I assume isn't the intended end state of the script), it doesn't really matter if anybody touches the prim--the timer is set in state_entry, too, so five times a second it will turn on texture animation, whether or not anybody touches the prim. Of course, were the objective to turn on texture animation continuously, forever (which I also assume isn't the intent), no script would need to remain in the prim at all.

yes i know, but this was only a test. the touch was to 'force' the timer initiation. It was totally dead as i told you.
But thank you for the heads up
BR

The click action is probably not: CLICK_ACTION_TOUCH. It may have changed in another script or you may have done it in edit mode. What does the cursor show when it is over the object? A chair? money? box?
You can change the click action in a script:
http://wiki.secondlife.com/wiki/LlSetClickAction

might have been a physical object, which will default to a grab cursor, even if you specify touch... however the touch still works, it's just not shown as the default cursor (even if STATUS_BLOCK_GRAB is set to TRUE)