Moving an avi -with- a sit-target

I have a seat with a simple animation inside
This seat can move from move vector-pos to another.
I thought that an avatar that was sitting in a pose ON a target actually was a linked prim and would move along with the target. It does not.
Is it posible to make the avatar move with my sit-target?
tyia ab

Yes, that does normally work fine. Post an example that isn't working please (just enough to demo your trouble)?

Oh, thinking more about how you asked that, you don't get to change the sit target after the avatar is seated, but you can shift the avatar. There is an example in the SL wiki's llSitTarget of how to work around that. But, if you are moving the whole object, the avatar should travel along with it.

are you sure you are sitting on the prim you think you are sitting on?

Hi Dora and Viktoria, yes I do sit on target - have this:
The sittarget is linked to parent
The parent send a message
then
if(message=="Opt1"//first option respond
{
vector move1 = <1,0,0>;
llSetPos(llGetLocalPos() + move1);
}
On that prim the av is already seated (that is just a std sittball event in a different script ...ooh.. is -that- an isue...? That the sit is in ONE script and the target is moved in an OTHER script.. ?)

Oh, so you are moving a child prim in a link set? Yeah, that won't work like that. An sitting avatar will move along with the root prim, but if you are moving a child you would have to move the avatar in a separate step (because it's another child).

oh.. i see Victoria, ...but then ... i can get 'to' the avi like
key agent = llAvatarOnSitTarget();
BUT i cant use -that- to move it ...Handles is a sls nono
wouldent
"agent.llSetPos(llGetLocalPos() + move<n>"
be sweeeet..
No go ofcause.. :/
I'm stumped :?

You might look at the UpdateSitTarget function that Strife put into http://wiki.secondlife.com/wiki/LlSitTarget but you would be moving the seat and avatar in separate steps and it will look strange.

Another possibility might be to change things up so that the seat is the root prim. Then you could move the avatar and seat in one movement, and shuffle the other part back.

A third way would be for the seat to be a separate object that is rezzed by the root you have now. This lets you move the seat with avatar independently, but you do get the extra work of tracking a second object and dealing with it getting lost in a move and so on.

Victoria, i think the last option is the one that is the best , but i have NO idea how i can get the master-prim to either rez or to get the id of the objects (prims) that this master has rezzed.
Could you point me in a direction with the functions i have to use here? (or even show me a short snippet

Iterate through llGetLinkKey(n) for n=1..llGetNumberOfPrims() until it returns they key of the sitting avatar. Then use llSetLinkPrimitiveParams() with PRIM_POSITION to move that "prim" which is actually the avatar. If you want llAgentOnSitTarget() to continue to function, returning the same avatar, you'll want to ALSO move the sit target with llSitTarget().

Sent one of the popular teleporters in world, pull it apart and see what makes it tick. The platform inside is set to temp rez, so you'll want to turn that off as soon as you fetch a copy from the base's inventory. From there, the scripts inside each will let you see how the two parts communicate.

This is unnecessary. Assuming a sit target has been set, llAvatarOnSitTarget() will return the key of the first sitting avatar, even if they've been moved by llSetLinkPrimitiveParams().