Question about Permissions

Hello. I get an error when I sit on a prim with this script. The error:
Object: Script trying to set camera parameters but PERMISSION_CONTROL_CAMERA permission not set!

What is wrong? How do I correct this?

default
{
 
	changed(integer change) 
	{
		if (llAvatarOnSitTarget() != NULL_KEY)
			llRequestPermissions(llAvatarOnSitTarget(), PERMISSION_CONTROL_CAMERA | PERMISSION_TRIGGER_ANIMATION );
	}
 
	run_time_permissions(integer perm) 
	{
		 if (perm & PERMISSION_CONTROL_CAMERA | PERMISSION_TRIGGER_ANIMATION)
		 {
				string anim = llGetInventoryName(INVENTORY_ANIMATION, 0);
				if (anim != "") 
				{
					llStopAnimation("sit");
					llStartAnimation(anim);
					llForceMouselook(TRUE);
				}
				llSetCameraParams([CAMERA_ACTIVE ,TRUE,CAMERA_POSITION ,<220,255,4050>]);			
			}
		}
}
 

you don't need a camera lock and mouselook, I usually do one ot the other, it may be that. I am so not the goto guy for scripting, but your camera coirdinates look a bit odd as well, I always put mine like so...

llSetCameraEyeOffset(<-0.5, 0, 1> );
llSetCameraAtOffset(<30.0, 10, -12.0> );


Well feel free to change the variables, but maybe you are missing the string for offset, and maybe somebody else who can read lsl better than I can comment, lol

Pffffffft. How can I be so stupid. The above script works but there was a second script in the object without the request permissions.

The camera coördinates are region coördinates. Still have to check your remark about mouselook.

Anyway, thanks for your answer.

it's not that it will be a problem, it just will not be universal, you won't have everyone having the same view using that product, if you scroll your mouse wheel to zoom in and out it may get confusing to some with both camera lock as well as forced mouselook, unless they are similar. if they are in a very similar spot they may work well together, i just find ofthe they are not, and it gets really choppy going in and out of mouselook with the camera controls locked. also you have to assume that nubies don't even know any of this if you are making a commercial product, like a car, I assume. simpler is always better in my opinion.

The script is in a bench and I want the ava that sits on it to look at a certain object. That's why I need the region coördinates.