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Smigmee Pinkerton

Unlicensed Primologist

Join date: 1 Mar 2005

Posts: 42

03-10-2005 11:59

Id love to see this for my personal use as well as many new to scripting type ppl

Imagine you had this amazing list. Of all the functions in LSL All printed out secretly at your office computer so not to waste ink at home... Hmmmm.... Anyways lol

Im looking for a list like at the WIKI but all on one page with syntax example below

llRotLookAt(rotation rot, float strength, float damping); // With brief explanation maybe;

I think this would save a lot of time and stress for ppl ... But prolly take much time to the commited one who would take such a task on.. Honestly id do it but... Hey wait i can just copy from the wiki and make a list for myself... Wooo im smart ROFL anyways maybe this exists already.. Lets see what you guys think before I copy and paste

Zuzi Martinez

goth dachshund

Join date: 4 Sep 2004

Posts: 1,860

03-10-2005 12:32

look for "lsl_guide.html" in your SL folder.

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Lightwave Valkyrie

Registered User

Join date: 30 Jan 2004

Posts: 666

03-10-2005 13:13

i know what your looking for a Quick Reference LSL scripting guide
im looking too

i may have to make my own
-LW

Zuzi Martinez

goth dachshund

Join date: 4 Sep 2004

Posts: 1,860

03-10-2005 13:39

also this and this. lil bit out of date but it's free.

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Catherine Omega

Geometry Ninja

Join date: 10 Jan 2003

Posts: 2,053

03-10-2005 17:25

I know you're probably after the PAPER part, but there's a drop-down list of functions on the built-in script editor window. Hovering your mouse pointer over an already-typed function will pop up a tooltip showing you the basic syntax.

My editor of choice is Ezhar's excellent ScitTE-ez, which is the text editor SciTE, tweaked for LSL coding. You still have to copy and paste code from SciTE to your SL window, but it's a lot easier to work with multiple files. Also, the tooltips in SciTE are much more verbose than their SL editor counterparts.

Alternatively, if you wanted to take the Functions page on the LSL Wiki and create the reference you're looking for as a page linking to it, I'm sure someone else would find it useful.

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Smigmee Pinkerton

Unlicensed Primologist

Join date: 1 Mar 2005

Posts: 42

Thank you

03-11-2005 07:25

OMG THANKS SOOOOOOOoooooo MUCH... SkitT-EZ is AMAZING.. I can script at work now

YAY. And thanks as well for letting me know all the function syntaxes were on my hard drive. Printed about 200 pages.. Not done yet

OOOO You know what id like to see
Smigmee Pinkerton Unlicensed Primologist Join date: 1 Mar 2005 Posts: 42	03-10-2005 11:59 Id love to see this for my personal use as well as many new to scripting type ppl Imagine you had this amazing list. Of all the functions in LSL All printed out secretly at your office computer so not to waste ink at home... Hmmmm.... Anyways lol Im looking for a list like at the WIKI but all on one page with syntax example below llRotLookAt(rotation rot, float strength, float damping); // With brief explanation maybe; I think this would save a lot of time and stress for ppl ... But prolly take much time to the commited one who would take such a task on.. Honestly id do it but... Hey wait i can just copy from the wiki and make a list for myself... Wooo im smart ROFL anyways maybe this exists already.. Lets see what you guys think before I copy and paste
Zuzi Martinez goth dachshund Join date: 4 Sep 2004 Posts: 1,860	03-10-2005 12:32 look for "lsl_guide.html" in your SL folder. _____________________ Zuzi Martinez: if Jeska was Canadian would she be from Jeskatchewan? that question keeps me up at nite. Jeska Linden: That is by far the weirdest question I've ever seen.
Lightwave Valkyrie Registered User Join date: 30 Jan 2004 Posts: 666	03-10-2005 13:13 i know what your looking for a Quick Reference LSL scripting guide im looking too i may have to make my own -LW
Zuzi Martinez goth dachshund Join date: 4 Sep 2004 Posts: 1,860	03-10-2005 13:39 also this and this. lil bit out of date but it's free. _____________________ Zuzi Martinez: if Jeska was Canadian would she be from Jeskatchewan? that question keeps me up at nite. Jeska Linden: That is by far the weirdest question I've ever seen.
Catherine Omega Geometry Ninja Join date: 10 Jan 2003 Posts: 2,053	03-10-2005 17:25 I know you're probably after the PAPER part, but there's a drop-down list of functions on the built-in script editor window. Hovering your mouse pointer over an already-typed function will pop up a tooltip showing you the basic syntax. My editor of choice is Ezhar's excellent ScitTE-ez, which is the text editor SciTE, tweaked for LSL coding. You still have to copy and paste code from SciTE to your SL window, but it's a lot easier to work with multiple files. Also, the tooltips in SciTE are much more verbose than their SL editor counterparts. Alternatively, if you wanted to take the Functions page on the LSL Wiki and create the reference you're looking for as a page linking to it, I'm sure someone else would find it useful. _____________________ Need scripting help? Visit the LSL Wiki! Omega Point - Catherine Omega's Blog
Smigmee Pinkerton Unlicensed Primologist Join date: 1 Mar 2005 Posts: 42	Thank you 03-11-2005 07:25 OMG THANKS SOOOOOOOoooooo MUCH... SkitT-EZ is AMAZING.. I can script at work now YAY. And thanks as well for letting me know all the function syntaxes were on my hard drive. Printed about 200 pages.. Not done yet

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