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Psy Arashi
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09-07-2007 20:48
I need a 0.03 second delay between moving a non physical object, is this possible?
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Johan Laurasia
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09-07-2007 20:53
llSleep (0.03);
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Psy Arashi
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09-07-2007 21:00
Did you take into account that llSetPos(); already has a 0.2 delay following it?
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Jotheph Nemeth
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09-07-2007 21:40
From: Psy Arashi Did you take into account that llSetPos(); already has a 0.2 delay following it? then use llSleep(.1); sheesh  |
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Deanna Trollop
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09-07-2007 21:45
0.03, not 0.3.
But to answer the OP, yes, it is possible, using multiple scripts to circumvent the 0.2 sec delay.
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Psy Arashi
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09-08-2007 00:48
Yeah, I already figured that out lol. Is it possible to do it in one script?
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Deanna Trollop
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09-08-2007 03:26
Nope.
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Jotheph Nemeth
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09-08-2007 06:07
From: Deanna Trollop 0.03, not 0.3.
But to answer the OP, yes, it is possible, using multiple scripts to circumvent the 0.2 sec delay. hmmm Another great and painful work-around that defeats a pointless limit imposed by lsl. Is it ironic that the limit was imposed to decrease the sim hit, but the work-around gets past it by actually adding *more* of a hit to the sim? |
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Psy Arashi
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09-08-2007 09:52
More of a hit, yes. But people are much less likely to use it, thus less of a hit.
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Void Singer
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09-08-2007 11:13
From: Psy Arashi More of a hit, yes. But people are much less likely to use it, thus less of a hit. ::looks at 3to19 extra scripts to handle issues of simultaneus movement:: er... nope no extra hit here o.O at least they're all in a single linked prim now. |