How can I do this:
Check for avatars every ...5 minutes
Detect if no one is near
If no one is near
//Do my stuff
~Thorne
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Thorne Kaiser
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02-11-2006 16:56
How can I do this:
Check for avatars every ...5 minutes Detect if no one is near If no one is near //Do my stuff ~Thorne |
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Zepp Zaftig
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02-11-2006 17:02
There is an example script that does this here.
Just change llSensor to something like llSensorRepeat("", NULL_KEY, AGENT, 10, PI, 300) and put it in state_entry instead of the touch_start event |
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Thorne Kaiser
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02-11-2006 19:16
Works, cool thx!
I need it to not sensor if the texture of the prim is set to "red1". I tried the below but it does nothing. If I comment out the if statement, It just keeps detecting. With this script, if no one is near, the texture switches. But if the texture is already "red1", then it should do nothing. Hmmm is that even possible? Since the script needs to be active to do anything at all? Confused... CODE
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Aliasi Stonebender
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02-11-2006 20:23
Works, cool thx! I need it to not sensor if the texture of the prim is set to "red1". I tried the below but it does nothing. If I comment out the if statement, It just keeps detecting. With this script, if no one is near, the texture switches. But if the texture is already "red1", then it should do nothing. Hmmm is that even possible? Since the script needs to be active to do anything at all? Confused... llGetInventoryName does not do what you think it does. Use llGetTexture instead. Also, once you start a sensor repeat, it keeps repeating; if you're wanting to be able to change the texture at any given time and have it stop, I'd do something like CODE
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