Hi,
A screen script allows people to drop textures into it. I can find llGetInventoryCreator which tells me who created the texture that was dropped in, but I cannot find a llGetInventoryOwner command.
Is it possible?
TIA
Rock
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Rock Vacirca
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12-16-2008 16:26
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SuezanneC Baskerville
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12-16-2008 16:39
Wouldn't you be looking for the previous owner?
The owner of the object would be the owner of a texture in the object's inventory, wouldn't it? _____________________
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Wildefire Walcott
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12-16-2008 17:18
If it's your inventory item, then you are the owner. I THINK what you're asking is, if someone drops a texture onto your object, how do you know who did it? If that is the case, LSL does not offer a way to know that. When someone with write permissions drops an item on a prim, all you get is the changed event with the CHANGED_INVENTORY flag. That's it.
You could perhaps combine it with a sensor so that when you caught the changed event you looked for avatars nearby, but if there were multiple avs in sensor range, you wouldn't know who dropped the item. But anyway, yeah, once the item hits your prim it no longer belongs to the giver. _____________________
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Sindy Tsure
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12-16-2008 17:58
When someone with write permissions drops an item on a prim, all you get is the changed event with the CHANGED_INVENTORY flag. That's it.. A JIRA suggestion for some llDetectedStuff functionality in the changed event might be nice.. Being able to see who triggered an inventory change, who sat down, etc. That or a new event for when inventory changes.. If I wasn't so lazy, I might add it myself.. |
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Escort DeFarge
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12-16-2008 19:49
I notice that your local inventory cache lists last_owner as an attribute. However, every single one is a NULL_KEY. Guess early on, LL must have thought about it, but then decided not to - or never got around to - implementing that.
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Klug Kuhn
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12-16-2008 22:46
You could add a touch (or pay etc.) procedure before dropping. e.g. :
1. ➛ the person touches the prim, it records the llDetectedName(0) or llDetectedKey(0) 2. ➛ the script moves to a dropping state (or enable TRUE for, integer drop_allow = TRUE) 3. ➛ the person then is informed and allowed to the texture inside 4. ➛ once the texture is dropped and trigger a change event, the script will be back to the default state (or drop_allow = FALSE) 5. ➛ finally by using llOwnerSay() or llInstantMessage() to you for the data recorded at step 1.  |