locket script

Im looking to make a locket with a door script, but when it moves everytime i open and close it on the avatar and misaligns itself. Does anyone know of a way to make it open and close and stay put on an avatar, or if its even possible?

Make sure the moving part is not the parent prim (the last one selected when linked) and try using the functions llSetPos & llSetRot . Hope that helps.

i used the vehicle door script on my locket
it uses setpos and setrot like cid said
-LW

This might help also...

I've made a script for a locket (the one I'm wearing ^_-) that used llSetAlpha to toggle between open and closed states instead, and it works pretty well. You might want to take that route if you can't get this to work right. It's the same technique that is used on several tails and sometimes other... anatomical devices.

P0l Pawns

Step 1:
Create 2 half spheres and place them in the same x,y,z coordinates so they look like a full sphere. Change the color or texture of the front one so you can tell them apart.

Step 2:
Create a new script in the front piece and add this code:

// Scopi Pascal's Locket Door Script
// Feel free to use it and send me any L$ you think appropriate
// Shout out to Polyester Partridge for asking me to do this when I was wandering around in my PJs
// Version 0.1
// Created 12/04/2005
// Last Modified 12/05/2005

// status is used to figure out if we are opening or closing the door.
integer status = 1;

default
{
touch_start(integer total_number)
{
// new_pos is used to move the door
vector new_pos;
new_pos = llGetLocalPos();

// y_30 is because we step rotate the door 6 times. 6*30=180 or 1/2 circle
rotation y_30 = llEuler2Rot( <0, 30 * status * DEG_TO_RAD, 0> );
// see how we multiply by status, so the -1 will move the other way
rotation new_rot;
integer x;
new_rot = llGetLocalRot();
for (x = 0; x < 6; x++)
{
new_pos = new_pos + <.05/6*status, 0, 0>;
llSetPos(new_pos);
new_rot = y_30 * new_rot;
llSetLocalRot(new_rot);
}
//reverse status
status = status * -1;
}


}