Rezzing and 11GetPos in linked sets

Alright I give up. I went through all the functions that seemed applicable.
I have an linked set. If I edit that linked set I can see numbers on top of my screen. For Example: X = 67.81 Y = 33.33 Z = 22.22. How in the heck can I do a function cal and get those numbers?

I placed a script into the linkset and asked for it to put the numbers into the Object description like this:

default
{
state_entry()
{
llSetObjectDesc( (string)llGetGeometricCenter());
}}
Also tried 11GetPos, 11GetRootPos etc. BUt none will give me the numbers from the top of the screen. I need those numbers because when an object is rezzed like this:


neTimed()
{
llRezObject("test", llGetPos() + <0, 0, 0>, ZERO_VECTOR, ZERO_ROTATION, 42);
}

default {
state_entry() {
neTimed();
llSetTimerEvent(60.0); // generate a timer event every 1 second
}

timer() {
neTimed();
}
}

I have to guess and tweak the numbers to get it to the position I want. IF I had those numbers then I could just copy out of the objects description and paste it into the rezzind script and change it to this:


*****llRezObject("test", <67.81, 33.33, 22.22>, ZERO_VECTOR, ZERO_ROTATION, 42);
********

So FIrst off what are thos enumbers off the top of the screen. They are not the geometric center. ANd secondly how can I get the numbers that I want? I know it can be done because some rezzors have a store postion function built in.

Ah nevermind. My brain started working and I figured it out. Supposed to use 11RexAtRoot instead and get the root position. Works great.

For the record, you probably already know this because you're using the function names properly in the actual code, but it's not 11GetPos, 11RezAtRoot, etc, it's llGetPos, llRezAtRoot, etc - that is, they're lowercase Ls at the start, not 1s. Think "Linden Lab".

Sorry, I couldn't help but comment on that.