Generate Sit or Touch command?
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Wezza Writer
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09-08-2009 03:35
Is it to use a script to automate a sit/touch to an object?
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09-08-2009 03:57
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EF Klaar
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09-08-2009 05:14
And at the bottom of the edit box on the general tab is a setting for that too if you don't need a script.
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Wezza Writer
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09-09-2009 01:03
I mean an object (A) to redirect avatar to touch/sit on another object (B), which A and B are not linked.
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Dekka Raymaker
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09-09-2009 01:08
how far apart are objects A & B this would have some bearing on the answer, are they close like under 10 meters or further apart on two different parts of a sim?
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09-09-2009 01:36
From: Dekka Raymaker how far apart are objects A & B this would have some bearing on the answer, are they close like under 10 meters or further apart on two different parts of a sim? Could be close, but could also be as far as more 200meter. Does the distance really makes the different? I was hoping there's a function that can just take a pos(vector) and do a touch/sit. |
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09-09-2009 02:41
From: Wezza Writer I mean an object (A) to redirect avatar to touch/sit on another object (B), which A and B are not linked. You could use llSitTarget, so that when an avatar sits on object A the sit position is offset from object A to make it look like they are sitting on object B. |
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Dekka Raymaker
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09-09-2009 06:51
From: Wezza Writer Could be close, but could also be as far as more 200meter. Does the distance really makes the different? I was hoping there's a function that can just take a pos(vector) and do a touch/sit. I'm not a scripter, I just asked the question to help you get the answer you need, all I know is that some move script functions are limited to 10 meters. |
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09-09-2009 08:09
From: Wezza Writer Could be close, but could also be as far as more 200meter. Does the distance really makes the different? I was hoping there's a function that can just take a pos(vector) and do a touch/sit. The sit offset can be 300 meters from the object. |
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09-09-2009 13:31
From: Destiny Niles The sit offset can be 300 meters from the object. 519m and change if you use corner orientation
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Indeterminate Schism
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09-09-2009 20:25
No, it is not possible for a script to make an avatar sit on or touch another object. However, if both objects are scripted by you then you can send a message to the second object telling it to 'pretend' it's been touched - ie; it is not a problem to create remote-control devices. You can do the same for sit but it is generally less useful. The answers above tell you how to make it 'look' as if someone is sitting on a remote object.
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