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Luke Lachman
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04-05-2007 14:55
I have an object which rezzes an empty temporary prim. Now I want to move a running script into this new prim, but do not get it to work.
I tried llGiveInventory, but the srcrpt is not running.
with llLoadRemoteScriptPin and the pin set by the object after I have linked the new prim, but even then I get a problem.
What's the trick to get a running script into an empty prim
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Dragon Keen
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04-05-2007 15:25
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Simil Miles
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04-05-2007 22:34
No trick, set the PIN in the target prim with llSetRemoteScriptAccessPin, then load the script with llRemoteLoadScriptPin and integer running set to TRUE.
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Luke Lachman
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04-06-2007 00:50
thank you both, but that's not really what I was looking for.
Is here no way to get a running script into a prim without the PIN logic, even when the primis in the same object?
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Kamilion Schnook
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04-06-2007 01:02
Simple answer: "no."
llGiveInventory will force the script to a non-running state.
Currently, the only way to send a running script around would be with llRemoteLoadScriptPin, and it's a pain in the butt because it requires the objects to be owned by the same UUID.
I got around this problem by rigging my object to rez a seperate updater prim that has llAllowInventoryDrop set to true, dropping/giveInventory a prim object containing the running scripts into that, Rezzing the newly dropped object under the new owner's UUID, and llRemoteLoadScriptPinning the script into the main object.
A real pain in the butt for updating objects/scripts you've created for others.
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Luke Lachman
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04-06-2007 01:36
From: Kamilion Schnook Simple answer: "no."
llGiveInventory will force the script to a non-running state.
Currently, the only way to send a running script around would be with llRemoteLoadScriptPin, and it's a pain in the butt because it requires the objects to be owned by the same UUID.
I got around this problem by rigging my object to rez a seperate updater prim that has llAllowInventoryDrop set to true, dropping/giveInventory a prim object containing the running scripts into that, Rezzing the newly dropped object under the new owner's UUID, and llRemoteLoadScriptPinning the script into the main object.
A real pain in the butt for updating objects/scripts you've created for others. Hi Kamilion, that's a pretty good explaination. Thanks I thought it would be easier  , mainly because I didn't plan to update a sold sripts/objects jet. I wanted only to run a script in a just rezzed prim. Seems I have to use the initial PIN script. Thanks for the help from all of you Luke |
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Simil Miles
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04-06-2007 02:50
You can llGiveInventory() to a child then llSetScriptState()
If needed you can llCreateLink() / llBreakLink()
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Luke Lachman
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04-06-2007 03:39
thats the same problem, you need an script in the new prim to set the new given script to running. Then I prefer the PIN solution, that's more flexible
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Darien Caldwell
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04-06-2007 12:30
The object udpate scripts I released a little while back may help you: /15/8e/172797/1.html |