Floating text showing active pose

ahhhhhh. So you can use if(user) like that. Cool!!!!!!

Well I belive you can , any non zero value will be treated as TRUE.
if not then it should be rewritten as

if(user != NULL_KEY)

Thank you very much Newgate.
I tested it and there is one problem. The text say pose name is 1, 2, 3 and so on, and that is probably why it cant find the poses in there and dont work.
To me this sounds like a little problem, but could not fix it myself.
Could anyone please help?

ROFl, well serves me right for using code without really checking it.
The initialise function isnt actually doing what we need!!!

Replace it with this:-

//This part dynamically gathers all of the animations you've placed in the object for usage later... 
initialize() 
{ 
    integer x; 
    list oldAnim; 
    animNum = llGetInventoryNumber(INVENTORY_ANIMATION); 
    for (x = 0; x < animNum; x++) 
    { 
        string str = llGetInventoryName(INVENTORY_ANIMATION, x); 
        animations = oldAnim + [str]; 
        oldAnim = animations; 
    } 
} 

I was just playing with it and if you want to, you could change this:

        if(user) 
        { 
            // Change the animation to the newly selected one 
            ChangeAnimation(); 
            llSay(0, nextAnimation);
        } 

Then if no one is sitting it will show the text and if someone sits it will say the current pose instead.

Perfect

Do you know why a handposition from one pose is not reset, but is also there when going to the next pose?

its only one pose that give me this problem.

Nope, no Idea!!!
May be its a trait of that particular animation?
does it work when used directly via play animation?

yes it works on its own, its just a hand position from one pose that remains with the next one, no matter which one that is