Kenn Nilsson
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11-11-2005 21:53
So I want to break link items #1-6 (link item 0 bein' root prim) from a large object...
...no matter how I order the linking of my object, it seems the de-linking is a bit random.
...the question is...when I run the break-link statements...does it re-calculate the seniority of the prim-make-up with each call? Or do I need to make successively stepped calls?
i.e...
llBreakLink(2) llBreakLink(2)
or
llBreakLink(2) llBreakLink(3)
Anyone know?
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Cid Jacobs
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11-11-2005 21:56
From: Kenn Nilsson llBreakLink(2) llBreakLink(2)
That should work, they are renumbered after each call.
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Cid Jacobs
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11-11-2005 21:58
You might also try the following to check the numbers. changed(integer change) { if (change & CHANGED_LINK) llSay(0,(string)llGetLinkNumber()); }
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Kenn Nilsson
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11-12-2005 09:52
Thanks...workin' correctly now.
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