; makes it so it listens for its owner to say soemthing on chanel. What if I want to have it listen to a 'control' object? I am trying to do it so that if the item hears a command from its control, it becomes fully transparent...Welcome to the Second Life Forums Archive
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Eubey Cork
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Join date: 25 Apr 2006
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05-04-2006 16:47
Hey i know that llListen(channel, "", llGetOwner(), ""
; makes it so it listens for its owner to say soemthing on chanel. What if I want to have it listen to a 'control' object? I am trying to do it so that if the item hears a command from its control, it becomes fully transparent... |
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Brookston Holiday
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Join date: 29 May 2005
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05-04-2006 16:55
put in NULL_KEY instead of llGetOwner()
llListen(Channel, "name of contrl object", NULL_KEY, "" ;you don't even need name of control object but it helps filter out stuff |
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Keknehv Psaltery
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Join date: 11 Apr 2005
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05-04-2006 17:57
And you can do "" instead of NULL_KEY. That makes the code a bit cleaner.
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Joannah Cramer
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Join date: 12 Apr 2006
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05-04-2006 18:25
If your objects are linked, for extra speed and other benefits you might want to try llMessageLinked() instead of the chat filter, too...
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Yumi Murakami
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Join date: 27 Sep 2005
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05-05-2006 06:46
put in NULL_KEY instead of llGetOwner() llListen(Channel, "name of contrl object", NULL_KEY, "" ;you don't even need name of control object but it helps filter out stuff If you have the key of the control object, use that in place of NULL_KEY. If you filter object messages by name, someone can make an object of their own, give it the same name, and use it to fake control messages. |