llUnSit Quirks?

I have this bit of script in my object...

llStopAnimation("sit";
animation="new walk";
llSleep(0.5);
llStartAnimation(animation);
incrimentToPos(EndPos, NumIncriments);
llStopAnimation("new walk";
llSleep(0.5);
llUnSit(SitID);

The incrimentToPos simply sets a new position for the object that is being sat upon.

What's supposed to happen is, you click sit to sit on the object. It stops the default sit pose and begins a new walk animation. While the walking animation is "firing" the object is moved, simulating a walk, and then the animation is stopped, once the destination is reached. At that point I simply want to stop the new walk animation and get off the object.

All goes fine until it's time to get up. The llUnSit appears to not be working. I added the llSleep's into the script thinking I may have a timing issue jumping between animations, but the pauses make no difference.

Am I doing something blatantly wrong that I cannot see? Is there "something about llUnSit" that requires some special quirky work-around coding? Any help anyone could provide to help get me off the object would be greatly appreciated!

Bartiloux Desmoulins

Might seem obvious, but it's not clear from your code snippet: Is the return value of llAvatarOnSitTarget() assigned to SitID at some point? (presumably inside the changed() event handler)

Also Quoted from the wiki...

"When dealing with group land, the object owner must be the group. It won't work if the object owner is a member or officer in the group; the object itself must be deeded."

I think that only applies to scripts trying to unsit avatars sitting on some other object. A script can always unsit an avatar sitting on its own prim, regardless of land or object ownership.

Well, it looks like I had the quirk part right. Out of desparation I took the item back into inventory and set it back out again and guess what... it worked! Thanks for all who replied and I guess this is something else to put in our goodie-bag of tricks... "When all else fails, re-rez."