Rezzing objects based on rotaion of base

Okay, I'm working on a rezzer and having so much fun with it, till I realized a flaw.

I have a single prim that when clicked gives a menu of items to rez. It all works fine, except that if the base is rotated the objects that are then rezzed, of course aren't rotated in relation to the base. The object has a front, so it's important to be able to make it face in the best direction for it's use.

I've seen other post with similar issues, but since I'm not a scripter I haven't been able to adapt their solutions to my script (although I've spent about a week trying to work it out).

I'm using this to rez objects currently:
llRezObject("wizard", llGetPos() + (<0.0, 0.0, 2.6> * llGetRot()),<0,0,0>, llGetRot(), 0);

Any help would be very much appricated.

that rez code works for me, at any angle....

the only (non)difference between what you wrote and what I use is mine looks like

llGetPos() + vVecOffset * llGetLocalRot()

vs your

llGetPos() + (<0.0, 0.0, 2.6> * llGetRot())

two things to check...
is the rez script in the root prim?
if not, is the root prim rotated in relation to the rezzor prim?

The rez scipt is in the root prim and it's a single prim.

If I rotate the base prim the objects it rezzes are still in the same place as if I hadn't rotated the base before rezzing them. Sorry I'm having a hard time making sure I have the voc right with all this.

hmm try using localRot, if that doesn't get it, then post the rest of the code?

Hehe. Void just beat me to it. I was also going to suggest that you try localRot but having tried your code exactly as written I can confirm that it works for me. Regardless of rotation the object "wizard" is rezzed + 2.6m on the z axis of the rezzing object. e.g. It does what it says on the tin.

If your still having trouble post the rest of your code so we can see it in context.

yes, the code does exactly what it should. Rez an object at a certain point.

I just tried llGetLocalRot and that does move the piece being rezzed, but it doesn't orient completely. I'm really confused at this point. I guess because I'm dealing with 2 rotations the items and the axis (not sure that's the term I want).

If it would help for me to show you in world I'd be happy to compinsate for your time.

list SnowMan = ["Noses"];
list Noses = ["Carrot1"];

string massage = "SnowMan";

integer channel;
integer menu_handler;
vector      openPos             = ZERO_VECTOR;
rotation    openRot             = ZERO_ROTATION;
vector      openScale           = ZERO_VECTOR;

default
{
    state_entry()
    {
        channel = (integer)(llFrand(99999.0) * -1);
        
        menu_handler = llListen(channel,"","","");
    }
    
    touch_start(integer total_number) 
    {
        llDialog(llDetectedKey(0), "Select on option!", SnowMan, channel);
    }
    listen(integer channel, string name, key id, string message)
    {
if (message == "Noses")
            llDialog(id, "Choose", Noses, channel);
                if(message == "Carrot1")
                {
                    llDialog(id, "Choose", Noses, channel);
                string object_to_rez = llGetInventoryName(INVENTORY_OBJECT,0);
                llSay(55, "derezhat");
                vector modVec = <90,90, 90.0>;
               modVec *= DEG_TO_RAD;
rotation modRot = llEuler2Rot(modVec);
rotation newRot= llGetRot() * modRot;
                llRezObject("carrot1", llGetPos() + (<0.031, 0.700, 2.115> * llGetLocalRot() ), ZERO_VECTOR,newRot, 42); 
}
}

   on_rez(integer start_param)
   {
     llResetScript();
   }
}

so you're saying that the new object rezzes in the right Position, but not at the right Rotation?

ok, assuming the base has zero rotation (for testing)
rezz a copy of the object(carrot) From Inventory,
place it roughly where it would go,
rotate it to how you'd like it to be,
then in the edit window for the carrot, write down the rotations.

in your code replace
vector modVec = <90,90, 90.0>;
with
vector modVec = <x, y, z>;
from the edit window...

then (IIRC) replace the line
rotation newRot= llGetRot() * modRot; //-- this rotates around global axis
with
rotation newRot= modRot * llGetRot(); //-- this rotates around local axis

Oh that must have been it!!!

Almost all the objects being rezzed are working perfectly now, although I still have a couple that aren't. In those cases the position rez fine when the base is at 0 rotation, but when the base is rotated the position on several rezzed items isn't correct.

I tried GetLocalPos, but that didn't seem to do anything.
If the item being rezzed has a x and y corordinate other then 0 then in some case rezzs off. Others rezz correctly.