New Functions

ok with llDetectedTouchPos(0); when Im touching only one side multipal times why do all the floats change insted of just two? Oh and the object is a default box at ZERO_ROTATION

llDetectectedTouchPos:
"Returns a vector that is the position where the object was touched in region coordinates, unless it is attached to the HUD, in which case it returns the position relative to the attach point."

Sure you don't want to be using llDetectedTouchST instead?
"Returns a vector that is the surface coordinates for where the prim was touched. The x & y vector positions contain the horizontal (s) & vertical (t) face coordinates respectively (<s, t, 0.0>."

I am looking for region spects not local . if an plane box is rezzed with no rotation and a script is placed in it to tell the touched pos then when you touch it 2 or three times on only one side shouldn't one of the floats in the vector thats stated remain thesame?

Check your script because this example works perfectly:

vector touchPos;

default {
	touch_start(integer n) {
		integer i;
		for (i = 0; i < n; ++i)
			touchPos = llDetectedTouchPos(i);
		llOwnerSay((string)touchPos);
	}
}

returning:
top:
"[15:15] Object: <105.27140, 122.81200, 20.53198>
[15:15] Object: <105.19130, 122.81210, 20.53198>
[15:15] Object: <105.11460, 122.78580, 20.53198>
[15:15] Object: <105.09670, 122.91140, 20.53198>
[15:15] Object: <105.23070, 122.95350, 20.53198>
[15:15] Object: <105.28870, 123.05570, 20.53198>
side:
[15:15] Object: <105.26400, 123.14740, 20.41007>
[15:15] Object: <105.18690, 123.14740, 20.40976>
[15:15] Object: <105.11930, 123.14740, 20.41918>
[15:15] Object: <105.04860, 123.14740, 20.31910>
[15:15] Object: <105.17220, 123.14740, 20.25879>
different side:
[15:15] Object: <105.40530, 122.75480, 20.41261>
[15:15] Object: <105.40530, 122.88970, 20.40043>
[15:15] Object: <105.40530, 122.97860, 20.37212>
[15:15] Object: <105.40530, 122.89760, 20.28933>
[15:15] Object: <105.40530, 122.80300, 20.26995>"

Hmm ok it's working for you so I gess I need to find what Im doing rong. tyty