llSitTarget(); - changing rotation

I would like, if it is possible; to be able to change the rotation vector in an llSitTarget(); scripted object whilst the avatar is sitting on it. Thinking rolling over on a sunbed just by altering that rotation vector say...

I can do all the coding to make it listen, alter the vector (although if anyone happens to know the quaternion for a pi rotation about the z axis I wouldn't complain about not working it out and not forcing the system to sort it out either), but before I put the time and effort in, does anyone know if it will update whilst an avie is sitting on the target spot?

There are other reasons why I can use an llSetLocalRot(); command - namely I am already using them to rotate the whole object + seated avie.

You can't change the rotation via llSitTarget() while the prim is being sat on. Well... you can change it, but it won't move the AV, just change the orientation of the AV the next time someone sits.

However.... You could have the sit target in a prim which you then rotate via llSetLocalRot(), which will rotate that prim relative to the root prim. You'd have to do a lot of math and use llSetLocalPos() to keep the position unchanged, but its certainly feasible.

- Ace

In the case of a child prim the llSitTarget still sticks you to one spot, one rotation.
Only changing the root prim changes where you are.

Keep it simple and cycle to a pose with a different orientation.

Sadly (or luckily depending on your use) llSetCameraAtOffset doesn't change unless you unsit/sit either.

L8r,
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