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Varun Blitz
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Join date: 22 May 2008
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06-20-2008 00:13
what do i mean by grabbing an object ??
i read it on the wiki but not able to understand it.
in mouselook how do i grab an object ??
does pressing ctrl and moving the object called grabbing ??
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Squirrel Wood
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Join date: 14 Jun 2006
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06-20-2008 02:08
To be able to grab an object it needs to be physical.
If it is not your own object, then it needs to have the permission set 'allow anyone to move'.
To grab an object, you move your mouse over it, then press and hold down the left mouse button. Then move your mouse around. You have now grabbed the object and are dragging it around.
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Day Oh
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06-20-2008 02:42
If you hold Ctrl you may drag non-physical objects, unless they have a script handling the touch events themselves. Fun to know also: to "touch" an object is to grab and de-grab it
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Varun Blitz
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06-20-2008 03:01
From: Day Oh If you hold Ctrl you may drag non-physical objects, unless they have a script handling the touch events themselves. Fun to know also: to "touch" an object is to grab and de-grab it superb !! that's a gem of a piece of info i have got. thanx a tonne, now just lemme know that if i change the state which doesn't have touch in it, will i be able to move it ?? |
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Day Oh
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06-20-2008 03:23
From what I can tell, yea, as long as it doesn't have a touch_start, touch_end, or touch event handler in that state, you'll be able to 'drag' it that way Alternately you can handle the drag movement in the touch event handler (you also wouldn't have to hold Ctrl anymore to drag a non-physical object, this way) From: someone default
{
touch(integer t)
{
llSetPos(llGetPos() + llDetectedGrab(0));
}
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