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Hakko Noel
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08-12-2007 10:53
Is there any function that gives a copy of object to agent?
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Jillian Callahan
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08-12-2007 11:17
From: Hakko Noel Is there any function that gives a copy of object to agent? Do you mean like llGiveInventory, where a copy (if you have copy perms on the object/texture/script/whatever) of an in-objct inventory item is given to an agent? Or a copy of the prim itself? Which no there isn't a method. |
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Hakko Noel
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08-13-2007 02:42
From: Jillian Callahan Do you mean like llGiveInventory, where a copy (if you have copy perms on the object/texture/script/whatever) of an in-objct inventory item is given to an agent?
Or a copy of the prim itself? Which no there isn't a method. I ment copy of prim itself - thats what I thought - couldn't find anything in wiki so asked here - thought something new maybe. Anyway thanx - i think that would be usefull function because now I need to figure out how to pass data hold in description - I think I'll give prim from the remote server and rez it near mother object which will pass the data via llSay. |
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Kidd Krasner
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08-13-2007 11:54
From: Jillian Callahan Do you mean like llGiveInventory, where a copy (if you have copy perms on the object/texture/script/whatever) of an in-objct inventory item is given to an agent?
Or a copy of the prim itself? Which no there isn't a method. But the standard approach is to take a copy of the prim itself, and put it into its own inventory. It can be a pain to maintain, but it works. |
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Hakko Noel
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08-14-2007 02:11
From: Kidd Krasner But the standard approach is to take a copy of the prim itself, and put it into its own inventory. It can be a pain to maintain, but it works. That's not the solution in my case - I need to get data from mother prim, update it and pas to the child prim, and then pass it to new owner. |