morphing prims defeat copybot.

I'm a content creater and a do a little scripting. I heared that copybot can actulally be confused by a script that , for example, turns a cube into a sphere. That script woudl hten just cycle making the morphing flux back and forth. Is this true ?

I'm confused as to how doing so would allow you to maintain a build's look. I mean...if you have a box constantly morphing to a sphere and back...wouldn't that look odd?

if you have prim hair for example consiting of 101 prims. The 101th prim would be an alphaed cube that would constantly morph, the rest of the object would not.

I think the only person that could answer your question is someone who has used CopyBot. Personally I think Copybot is a rather dead issue. If someone really wants to copy your stuff, they can and will, even if they do it by eye. I just take satisfaction in knowing such people who copy my stuff are sadly uncreative and enjoy the implied compliment.

It essentially takes a snapshot of the prims when it sees it. by including a "morphing" script, the only thing that copybot won't be able to copy is the morphing action. it in no way disables the copybot from creating a duplicate of your object in it's entirity. This is why when copybots were "Public" only items that relied heavily on thier scripting for functionality were safe from complete piracy.