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Steve Memotech

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04-09-2007 17:42

I am little confuse about scripting thing. Shall we say, I have a furniture to be specific a cabinet with two drawers, e.g. drawer A and drawer B. I want to create a script everytime I touch the whole link object the two drawers will open at a time. Is that possible? Thanks in advance.

ed44 Gupte

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04-09-2007 23:30

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Steve Memotech

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04-13-2007 18:55

Okay, I am not explaining my problem very well. Supposing Drawer A, Drawer B, Drawer C in the Cabinet. Noted also that these object are linked together. My problem is to create a script that when I touch the Drawer A this is able to open. The same also with Drawer B and Drawer C. Is that possible?

Kenn Nilsson

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04-13-2007 19:38

It is possible. llSetLocalPos. If your drawer is more than one prim, you will need some way of communicating in the script to set the local position of more than one prim at once.

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Steve Memotech

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04-14-2007 08:00

From: Kenn Nilsson

It is possible. llSetLocalPos. If your drawer is more than one prim, you will need some way of communicating in the script to set the local position of more than one prim at once.

Absolutely, the drawer composed of three prims. Is there any link here in website that tells more about llGetLocalPos. It seems that this functions is deprecated already in the lslwiki.net. It is not found in the list of functions in lslwiki.net.

Ordinal Malaprop

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04-14-2007 08:07

There isn't an llSetLocalPos - there is just llSetPos, which behaves differently depending on what prim it is called from.

http://rpgstats.com/wiki/index.php?title=LlSetPos

From: someone

If the calling script resides in a single prim or the root of a linked object, then pos is in region coordinates, which are relative to the simulator's southwest corner. If the script resides in a child prim in a link set, the pos is relative to the root prim of the link set.

There is, however, an llGetLocalPos. I keep on making that mistake myself.

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Gina Jacks

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04-14-2007 22:03

Hi, I am looking for a script like that too, for something else though, I have asked a scripter
in SL but he is too busy it looks like... Anyone out there please.

Tx

Sys Slade

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Join date: 15 Feb 2007

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04-15-2007 05:51

You really might be better off asking in "products wanted". When you're looking for a complete script, it's not so much a tip as it is someone else doing the work for you.

Gina Jacks

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04-15-2007 10:01

AW, I didn't want to make it look like I was looking for a free script...
Anyway, I had it done last night and I payed for it, it works great. I got the message, I won't ask over here again. I did think it was a good idea to request it in this forum as I have been browsing and have seen loads of scripts and/or relevant links around. Sorry!

Thanks

Newgate Ludd

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Join date: 8 Apr 2005

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04-15-2007 11:44

From: Gina Jacks

AW, I didn't want to make it look like I was looking for a free script...
Anyway, I had it done last night and I payed for it, it works great. I got the message, I won't ask over here again. I did think it was a good idea to request it in this forum as I have been browsing and have seen loads of scripts and/or relevant links around. Sorry!

Thanks

Gina, dont be put of by Sys's resoponce. As a rule if someone mentions wanting to buy a script or to hire a scripter we send them to products wanted. This forum is dedicated to helping each other write our own scripts. Yes we have written hundreds, if not thousands, of scripts here on this forum, but generally in responce to the posting of an original script with a bug in it.

If you had searched this forum you would find at least 3 free drawer control scripts.

how to script with this...
Steve Memotech Registered User Join date: 27 Mar 2007 Posts: 20	04-09-2007 17:42 I am little confuse about scripting thing. Shall we say, I have a furniture to be specific a cabinet with two drawers, e.g. drawer A and drawer B. I want to create a script everytime I touch the whole link object the two drawers will open at a time. Is that possible? Thanks in advance.
ed44 Gupte Explorer (Retired) Join date: 7 Oct 2005 Posts: 638	04-09-2007 23:30 /8/5d/36536/1.html
Steve Memotech Registered User Join date: 27 Mar 2007 Posts: 20	04-13-2007 18:55 Okay, I am not explaining my problem very well. Supposing Drawer A, Drawer B, Drawer C in the Cabinet. Noted also that these object are linked together. My problem is to create a script that when I touch the Drawer A this is able to open. The same also with Drawer B and Drawer C. Is that possible?
Kenn Nilsson AeonVox Join date: 24 May 2005 Posts: 897	04-13-2007 19:38 It is possible. llSetLocalPos. If your drawer is more than one prim, you will need some way of communicating in the script to set the local position of more than one prim at once. _____________________ --AeonVox-- Computer games don't affect kids; I mean if Pac-Man affected us as kids, we'd all be running around in darkened rooms chasing ghosts, eating magic pills, and listening to repetitive, addictive, electronic music.
Steve Memotech Registered User Join date: 27 Mar 2007 Posts: 20	04-14-2007 08:00 From: Kenn Nilsson It is possible. llSetLocalPos. If your drawer is more than one prim, you will need some way of communicating in the script to set the local position of more than one prim at once. Absolutely, the drawer composed of three prims. Is there any link here in website that tells more about llGetLocalPos. It seems that this functions is deprecated already in the lslwiki.net. It is not found in the list of functions in lslwiki.net.
Ordinal Malaprop really very ordinary Join date: 9 Sep 2005 Posts: 4,607	04-14-2007 08:07 There isn't an llSetLocalPos - there is just llSetPos, which behaves differently depending on what prim it is called from. http://rpgstats.com/wiki/index.php?title=LlSetPos From: someone If the calling script resides in a single prim or the root of a linked object, then pos is in region coordinates, which are relative to the simulator's southwest corner. If the script resides in a child prim in a link set, the pos is relative to the root prim of the link set. There is, however, an llGetLocalPos. I keep on making that mistake myself. _____________________ http://ordinalmalaprop.com/forum/ - visit Ordinal's Scripting Colloquium for scripting discussion with actual working BBCode! http://ordinalmalaprop.com/engine/ - An Engine Fit For My Proceeding, my Aethernet Journal http://www.flickr.com/groups/slgriefbuild/ - Second Life Griefbuild Digest, pictures of horrible ad griefing and land spam, and the naming of names
Gina Jacks Registered User Join date: 20 Dec 2006 Posts: 181	04-14-2007 22:03 Hi, I am looking for a script like that too, for something else though, I have asked a scripter in SL but he is too busy it looks like... Anyone out there please. Tx
Sys Slade Registered User Join date: 15 Feb 2007 Posts: 626	04-15-2007 05:51 You really might be better off asking in "products wanted". When you're looking for a complete script, it's not so much a tip as it is someone else doing the work for you.
Gina Jacks Registered User Join date: 20 Dec 2006 Posts: 181	04-15-2007 10:01 AW, I didn't want to make it look like I was looking for a free script... Anyway, I had it done last night and I payed for it, it works great. I got the message, I won't ask over here again. I did think it was a good idea to request it in this forum as I have been browsing and have seen loads of scripts and/or relevant links around. Sorry! Thanks
Newgate Ludd Out of Chesse Error Join date: 8 Apr 2005 Posts: 2,103	04-15-2007 11:44 From: Gina Jacks AW, I didn't want to make it look like I was looking for a free script... Anyway, I had it done last night and I payed for it, it works great. I got the message, I won't ask over here again. I did think it was a good idea to request it in this forum as I have been browsing and have seen loads of scripts and/or relevant links around. Sorry! Thanks Gina, dont be put of by Sys's resoponce. As a rule if someone mentions wanting to buy a script or to hire a scripter we send them to products wanted. This forum is dedicated to helping each other write our own scripts. Yes we have written hundreds, if not thousands, of scripts here on this forum, but generally in responce to the posting of an original script with a bug in it. If you had searched this forum you would find at least 3 free drawer control scripts.

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