Any suggestions Mr. Gomez?

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Douglas Callahan
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04-18-2005 17:09
I need a function that would be llDetectedCreator() and would basically be the same as llDetectedKey(), but for the creator of an object. Unless I missed something, this function does not exist. I was wondering if there is a way to make one. If not, it's okay, I'll find another way.
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Talila Liu
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04-18-2005 17:14
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Jeffrey Gomez
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04-18-2005 17:18
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Jillian Callahan
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04-18-2005 17:20
That doesn't work from a sensor, unfortunatly. _____________________
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Douglas Callahan
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04-18-2005 17:24
yes, so is there anything from a sensor? I am quite aware of llGetCreator, but that is for the object that a script is in, not sensor events or whatever.
Sorry Jeff, you're just too smart. ![]() _____________________
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Jeffrey Gomez
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04-18-2005 17:29
Well, since the question has been clarified a bit - llDetectedOwner and llDetectedGroup are the best shots you have. You'd need the data upfront, but since avatar keys and group IDs are static, you could probably do a quick enough comparison versus known object names and avatar/group IDs.
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Douglas Callahan
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04-18-2005 17:35
Ahh, okay. llDetectedGroup() will help alot, thanks. However, I wouldn't mind seeing a llDetectedCreator() sometime. Should I just post this in the linden support or what?
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Caoimhe Armitage
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04-19-2005 09:45
If you have control of the other object (e.g. you are trying to detect object *you* created), you could arrange to have a script which identifies itself inresponse to a chat broadcast...
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