dose anyone know why this is not working

I using a script that plays a sound when ever the object moves. This is it worked when i first got it but now that i have changed the scrip to play a sound instead of say it moved as was what i did before. It now doesn't work. it says the play sound name is not defined within scope but it is exactly the same. I have also tried using the UUID but that has a syntax error. so dose anyone know what is wrong with the script. you can see it below.

default
{
state_entry(){
//define current avatar/prim position here
llTarget(llGetPos(), 2);
}

not_at_target(){
//Moved
llPlaySound (move, 1);
llStopSound();
llTarget(llGetPos(), 2);
}
}

//End Script

This in the original one i got from Ruthven Willenov
default
{
state_entry(){
//define current avatar/prim position here
llTarget(llGetPos(), 1.0);
}

not_at_target(){
//Moved
llOwnerSay("Moved";
llTarget(llGetPos(), 1.0);
}
}

also i take it that
llTarget(llGetPos(), 2) means it gets the pos every 2 meters or something or is it seconds i dont really know. if it is meters is there any it can be changes to get the pos very 2 seconds.

Is «move» the name of your sound?

Then you have to put llPlaySound("move", 1.0);

You're using «move» as a variable which isn't defined anywhere in your script - that's way the compiler complains.

As for llTarget...

llTarget(llGetPos(), 1.0); - defines the target within 1 meter of the current pos. So whenever the object moves farther than 1 meter, the not_at_target()-event fires.

HTH

Ok so what do i have to change or ad to defined the move variable to get it working

To play a sound, you need to provide either the UUID or the name of the sound. If you provide the name, then the sound needs to be in the content of the object.

So either:

string move = "66864f3c-e095-d9c8-058d-d6575e6ed1b8";
llPlaySound(move, 1.0);

or:

string move = "mysoundfile";
llPlaySound(move, 1.0);


of course, you can define the variable in the global-scope of the script:

string move = "66864f3c-e095-d9c8-058d-d6575e6ed1b8";	// Note, this key is just an example!

default{
	state_entry(){
		llTarget(llGetPos(), 1.0);
	}
	
	not_at_target(){
		llPlaySound(move, 1.0);
	}
}

http://www.lslwiki.net/lslwiki/wakka.php?wakka=llPlaySound

you need to keep llGetPos() in the not at target so it can update the target. otherwise it will keep triggering the not at target funtion even if you're not moving as long as it's not at the target specified in the state entry

Guys - I'm almost certain that the OP didn't notice the quotes (or understand their significance) in the answer Haruki gave already...

...save your finger muscles
/esc

string move = "87d359b2-838d-20e6-bab2-c7b483d413e0";

default
{
state_entry(){
//define current avatar/prim position here
llTarget(llGetPos(), 0.1);
}

not_at_target(){
//Moved
llPlaySound(move, 5);
llSleep(2.0);
llTarget(llGetPos(), 0.1);
}
}

i think that's pretty much it but i works. So now that i got it going can someone help me out with a at_target the only think i could come up with but it dose not work.

string move = "87d359b2-838d-20e6-bab2-c7b483d413e0";

default
{
state_entry(){
//define current avatar/prim position here
llTarget(llGetPos(), 0.1);
}

not_at_target(){
//Moved
llPlaySound(move, 5);
llSleep(2.0);
llTarget(llGetPos(), 0.1);
}
else
at_target (){
llStopSound()
}
}
}

Can someone correct what i did wrong here.

If I'm seeing right there's an else without an if.

the else isn't needed at all

Thanks for all your help guys if anyone needs a play sound on move script this is it below.

integer target_id;
vector target_pos;
string move = "87d359b2-838d-20e6-bab2-c7b483d413e0";

default
{
state_entry()
{
target_pos = llGetPos();
target_id = llTarget(target_pos, 0.5);
//define current avatar/prim position here
llTarget(llGetPos(), 0.1);
}
at_target(integer tnum, vector targetpos, vector ourpos)
{

if (tnum == target_id)
{
llStopSound();
}
}
not_at_target()
{llPlaySound(move, 5);
llSleep(2.0);
llTarget(llGetPos(), 0.1);}
}