Script that automatically positions an object with another object?

I'm working on a project involving a record player in which I want the record dics to be separate objects. Is there any way to have a script in either the player or the disc so that when a disc is rezzed it will automatically position itself on the spindle of the player somehow?

The quick answer is yes. If you look at the llRezAtRoot function you will see the what you need.
Of you can get fancy and use the llMoveToTarget and give the effect of moving from a stack to the player.

Great, the llMovetoTarget seems right what I'm after. One problem I'm having is that I have to make the object physical for it to move, but once it's in place I want to make it non-physical again and my script doesn't seem to ever get that part to work. I think it should be checking the position of the target against it's own position because once the two are the same it needs to become non-physical again, but for some reason it never becomes non-physical.


default
{
state_entry()
{
vector pos = llGetPos();
llSetStatus(STATUS_PHYSICS, TRUE);
llSleep(0.1);
llMoveToTarget(pos,0.1);
llSensor("Target", NULL_KEY, 4, 20.0, PI);
}
sensor(integer total_number)
{
vector pos = llDetectedPos(0);
llMoveToTarget(pos,0.1);
if (llGetPos() == llDetectedPos(0))
{
llSetStatus(STATUS_PHYSICS, FALSE);
}

}
}

Just use llSetPos(), it will move the object (up to 10m) without needing physics.

Try checking if the object is within, say, 0.1m of the target instead of checking if it's exactly at the target. Then you can turn off physics and use llSetPos to move to that exact position.