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Tyrehl Byk
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Join date: 4 Dec 2008
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04-29-2009 15:14
You folks were so kind before I'm back again with another question that seems extremely simple. I have Prims A and B that are several hundred meters apart. I want to touch prim A and have a sound play that is inside Prim B a single time and then go silent again until A is touched again. I do not want the sound to play in A. Since A and B are too far apart to be linked, I'm wondering what sort of communication controls need to be used to have a touch start in A control a sound in B. Sounds simple, but I've been searching the forum and haven't yet found anything that seems to address this. Then again I might not recognize it if I did!  Thanks a bunch. T. |
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Rolig Loon
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Join date: 22 Mar 2007
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04-29-2009 15:51
So long as they are both in the same sim, Script ObjectA to llRegionShout its "PLAY!" command on some private channel when you touch it, and then script ObjectB to listen on the same channel and do whatever it does.
Edit: Ooops! llRegionSay ...... I just felt like shouting. It's been a long day..
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Rygel Ryba
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Join date: 12 Feb 2008
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04-29-2009 16:18
Yep. It's "llRegionSay" though - look that command up in the wiki and there will be some examples.
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04-29-2009 16:56
if they will be 100m or less apart you can use llShout
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Tyrehl Byk
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04-29-2009 18:03
You guys ROCK!
Task completed on the first try!
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