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AlanTVF Proto
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Join date: 19 Oct 2007
Posts: 1
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01-30-2008 08:45
Hi,
Apologises for newbie question - I want to trigger a function at a certain time say at midnight GMT time. I know I can use llGetTimestamp() to get the time but how do I trigger a function without an event happening?
Thanks
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Very Keynes
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Join date: 6 May 2006
Posts: 484
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01-30-2008 11:27
Ues a timer event and then compare the time inside the event. This should do it (but i have not tested it) If you needed to rase an event in a sript only at midnight use this default { state_entry() { llSetTimerEvent(60.0); } timer() { list timestamp = llParseString2List( llGetTimestamp(), ["T",":","Z"] , [] ); if(0==llList2Integer(timestamp,1))llMessageLinked(LINK_THIS,0,"it is midnight",""  ; } } Then in the script to be interupted use a linkmessage event.
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Void Singer
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Join date: 24 Sep 2005
Posts: 6,973
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01-30-2008 16:00
llGetGMTclock() might be better for you too also as a concept, instead of having a lot of timer comparisons, have only one default{ state_entry(){ llSetTimerEvent( 86400 - llGetGMTclock() ); }
timer(){ //-- do stuff llSetTimerEvent( 86400 - llGetGMTclock() ); } }
just be aware that timers are subject to sim time dialation, so it'll always be a little off, but the second call from within the timer should keep it from being increasingly unstable
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