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Zozo Plympton
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07-04-2008 09:49
Hi guys and girls (if any  Is there a way to find out who is editing a given script? I have a "patrol" object which uses llMoveToTarget() while beeing physical to move along a given path. When somebody right clicks on it and chooses Edit the object won't move any more but will stay "put". I would like to Eject the editing guy Any ideas? Thanks! |
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IBME Swindlehurst
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07-04-2008 10:37
Can you use llDetectedKey(0) in the TOUCH event?
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Zozo Plympton
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07-04-2008 10:47
That won't trigger for a right mouse click  |
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Dora Gustafson
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07-04-2008 10:55
you can still use the sensor although it can't tell who touched it only who was within a certain range.
You may combine it with a test for freeze using llGetPos() and/or llGetVel().
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Ordinal Malaprop
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07-04-2008 11:09
You could also use non-physical instead of physical movement, which would stop it being frozen in that way.
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Zozo Plympton
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07-04-2008 11:12
Yeah.. I have all this in place. I can detect when it is edited with llGetPos() returning the same value.. and I can turn it into non physical movement... but it is so much nicer to have the smooth/non choppy movement of the physical thing And the guy editing it does really deserver the Eject! |
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Ordinal Malaprop
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07-04-2008 11:18
Indeed, I do appreciate the problem. I much prefer to use physical movement myself. Perhaps it could switch from phys to nonphys when it detects that it has stopped moving, then back again after a while?
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