A-b

I WOULD like to be ableto move a large object (up 2 30 prims) from a-b with phys or not it dos no matter in the shortest time.i have only been able to do this wil small prims.are there any scripts for examples that could help me?

If they are a linked set then you should be able to move them all in one go using the standard llSetPos calls from the root prim. You will need to use multiple calls as it limits to 10m. A faster alternative would be to try using warppos which has a limit of 1000m or 2000m

If that doesnt work look at using MultiMove or one of its competitors.

*EDIT* Oh wait, are you referring to like a building or something?
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I don't see why you can't link everything, and then manually set the XYZ position values in the root prim. A script may look something like this:

default
{
     touch_start(integer blah)
     {
      llSetPos(<x,y,z>); // Sets position of prim or linkset upon touch.
     }
}

And Increments could be something like:

float x_extra = 0; // How much to add/subtract (negatives) to the current position
float y_extra = 0;
float z_extra = 0;

default
{
     touch_start(integer blah)
     {
      vector pos = llGetPos();
      pos.x = pos.x + x_extra;
      pos.y = pos.y + y_extra;
      pos.z = pos.z + z_extra;

      llSetPos(pos); // Sets position of prim or linkset upon touch.
     }
}

- Jolan

thank you for your help but i was using scripts like the ones you suggested but for this on

float x_extra = 0; // How much to add/subtract (negatives) to the current position
float y_extra = 0;
float z_extra = 0;

default
{
touch_start(integer blah)
{
vector pos = llGetPos();
pos.x = pos.x + x_extra;
pos.y = pos.y + y_extra;
pos.z = pos.z + z_extra;

llSetPos(pos); // Sets position of prim or linkset upon touch.
}
}

i could not get it to move more than a 10 meters



and for this one

default
{
touch_start(integer blah)
{
llSetPos(<x,y,z>; // Sets position of prim or linkset upon touch.
}
}

i could not get it to move when attached to large prims

A single llSetPos call can't move more than 10 metres. If you try, it moves it as far as it can (ie, exactly 10 metres) in the right direction. The trick is to loop the llSetPos call in a while loop until the object actually winds up at the current location. I believe there's an example of this on the wiki.

The alternative is to use the WarpPos script that's posted on this forum, but that depends on what you're trying to move; I've had some very bizarre side effects from using it. (I tried making a "builder's cushion" that followed the camera using WarpPos and a lot of the time the prim position and the camera view both went completely nuts)