llMoveToTarget Cross-Sim Calculations

Hi all

Hoping for a steer in the right direction here.....

I have a script that stores a series of checkpoints in a list, and then uses llMoveToTarget to move an object from one checkpoint to the next, cycling thro' the list. This works very well within a single region.

However, when attempting to use the script as it currently is to move from one region to another, it stops at the sim border and goes no further.

So, my question is...

....using llMoveToTarget (preferably), how can I script "Move in a straight-line from Position 99 on Sim A to Position 01 on Sim B"?

Thanks in advance

Did you see this page Debbie?

http://lslwiki.net/lslwiki/wakka.php?wakka=globalcoordinate

Expand the comments for a couple of notes from Strife also.

You need to use either negative numbers or numbers graeter than 256.

eg: you are in simA move close to the sim border say <250, 0, 0> then move to <260,0,0> now you are at <4,0,0> in simB. To move back go to <-10, 0,0> this puts you back in to simA at <250,0,0>. Once you have crossed the border start using the local co-ords for the new sim.

It is very advisable to pause for a few seconds before crossing the border, this gives the adjacent sim time to notice you.

Thanks for both of these responses.

I think the idea suggested by Beverly was something like was I originally searching for, and can see how it would work.

However, the link provided by Jesse actually solves the problem far more directly and with the least number of changes to the exisitng script. Not only that, but it is a totally new LSL concept for me and that in itself makes it very inviting and exciting

The fact that by simply changing "llGetPos()" to "llGetRegionCorner() + llGetPos()" will transform a single-region capable script into a multi-region capable script has to be awarded my "LSL Discovery of the Month"!

Thanks again.