question have someone a idea how to do this?

Hi everybody,

I have made a security script. The script works with a notecard with names
and the collision event. when someone hit/walk over the prim he/she will be
ejected from the land and banned for 1 hour.

the script works fine but the person who hit/walk over the prim will be ejected
without a warning. Thats not very polite ))

Do someone know how i can warn that person without using a sensor?

I want to make this script so less laggy as possible and didn't use
listeners, timers or sensors.

Thanks,

Kaylan

Well, firing off one sensor event to get the Avatar's key upon collision isn't very laggy. If the sensor was constantly running, and in a very busy sim, that would be laggy. Don't be afraid to use a sensor.

one sensor event isn't a problem but for detecting a avatar so i can warn him/her
not to come closer else he/she get ejected i think i need a repeating sensor.

if he hits collision event it to late than he already get ejected.

or do i miss something?

instead of immediately ejecting them, maybe give a warning, set a 15 sec timer (that shuts itself off after), then a single sensor and if they are still there, bounce them

Hi,

I like the idea with a single sensor but i have a question about it.

In the Collision Event i place a timer for 10 seconds
In the Timer event i place the single sensor with detectedKey.
In the Sensor event i place the eject code.

What will happen if person 1 start the Collision and in less than
10 seconds a second person start the Collision event?

Will the Timer reset or a second timer start?
Will both person's be ejected or only one?

Thanks

in the simple method, the second person will reset the wait time before ejecting.

at the very least in your collision you should be checking for the name in a list, if it's NOT there, add it and trigger the timer. then when the timer goes off, eject everyone in that list

you can script multiple timers for each person, by setting the timer once, then in your collision event ad both a name AND a time entered to a list

each time the timer fires, check the list time vs current time, if current time is more by x seconds, trip the sensor. in the sensor, if detected, eject them, and then remove the name from the list regardless. this means your time is ALWAYS running though... suggest about 1/2 of your wait time between detection and ejection

Thanks Void,

Scripting is slowing going better but with event i have often difficulties.
Wit your answer i understand it better, thanks

Kaylan