Best Way to Script an Interactive Poster?

I have a poster that I'll be presenting at an in-world post-conference presentation. It has several areas on it that I'd like a user to click on to receive a notecard specific to that area of the poster. I can do this with what I know about scripting, but I wonder about the best way to set it up.

Should I break the poster into separate prims linked together, each with it's own notecard giver script? Should I overlay ? prims on a single prim that displays the poster? Does it matter?

Thanks in advance.

a linkset with multiple prims laid out in a regular fashion has the option of becoming modular; that is, you have one particular texture (poster) displayed and it tells certain prims that when touched to give out certain notecards. then when you change to a new texture, it will tell new prims that when touched to give out a different set of note-cards.


The question of linkset vs prims in a group, I'd preffer the link set option, as then if you need to do some kind of communication between your prims you can use the very fast and low-lag link message system of transmitting data as opposed to using chat channels if they were seperate prims.