"Rotation Script" speed?

First, a warning to you all. I can't script. At best, I can insert a stock script into an object, but even then usually I break it Be simple with me!

The regular "Rotation Script" includes not much other than the line:

llTargetOmega(<0,0,1>,PI,1.0)

Can someone please add whatever is required to that line so I can control the speed of rotation? I'd like it to be quite slow, maybe once every 10 seconds.

Thanks, F.

Freya,

The command has three parameters...
in this case ...

<0,0,1> -- the direction of rotation
PI -- the initial speed
1.0 -- the acceleration

Basically change PI to something smaller, say 0.5 or something...

llTargetOmega(vector axis, float spinrate, float gain);

In your case, you need only concern yourself with axis and spinrate, since, from your post, I can assume you are spinning a non-physical object (gain only affects physical).

spinrate is the rate of turn around the axis in radians / second. So, since a full turn around the object is TWO_PI radians, to compute the spinrate for a full revolution to occur every 10 seconds, divide TWO_PI by 10.

TWO_PI is approximately 6.28319, so if you divide by 10, you get 0.628319.

PS: Please forgive me if my math is incorrect, computation at 4AM isn't my forte
==Chris