inter-region tp

trying to build a tp hub to get around a neighborhood that covers four sims/regions. llSitTarget is intra-region. i can not figure out how to hack inter-region tp. clue bat please.

sum kinda seat with warpPos would do the trick if you no what your doing
WarpPos

among other kinky things, this calls llWarp2Pos(), which i can not see in the installed llib docs.

how about a script which just jumps to a named LM in the content of the same button object?

i am nonplussed that this is all not simple.

doh. he defines llWarp2Pos() in the code. i thought llfoo was reserved!

when someone sits on the object just llSetPos() to the location and unsit ( or better yet use the warppos function in script library to move), then move back for the next person. You can also have a dialog come up to have them select a loction first if you want multiple landing points.

heres a simple script that will goto landmarks in the same sim
simply add the script and some landmarks, sit on the prim and touch it and it will take you there, to get it to go to multipull sims requires things about....

// Warp to landmarks (same sim)
// FF

integer count;
string current_landmark;
key inventoryRequestID;


warpPos( vector destpos) 
{ 
    vector startpos = llGetPos(); 
    if (destpos.z > 768) 
        destpos.z = 768; 
    integer jumps = (integer)(llVecDist(destpos, startpos) / 10.0) + 1;  
    if (jumps > 100 ) 
        jumps = 100; 
    integer count = 2; 
    list rules = [ PRIM_POSITION, destpos ]; 
    while (count < jumps) { 
        rules = (rules=[]) + rules + rules;  
        count = count << 1; 
    } 
    llSetPrimitiveParams(rules + llList2List( rules, (count - jumps) << 1, count) ); 
}


get_land_mark()
{
current_landmark = llGetInventoryName(INVENTORY_LANDMARK,count);
inventoryRequestID = llRequestInventoryData(current_landmark); 
llSetText("Current Location \n"+current_landmark,<0,1,0>,1.0);
}

default 
{

    touch_start(integer x)
    {
        if(count==llGetInventoryNumber(INVENTORY_LANDMARK))count=0;
        else count++;
        
    get_land_mark();  
    }
     
    dataserver(key requestID, string data)
     {
        if (requestID == inventoryRequestID)
         {
            inventoryRequestID = NULL_KEY;
            warpPos((vector)data);
        }
    }
   
}

The key to it is that sim-relative co-ordinates are in the range 0 - 255 for x and y

which means that if you aim for a target point that is at, say, <-50,40,40> that is in the sim to your west.

or, equally, if you go to <305,40,40> that is in the sim to your east.

Hope that helps.

B