Value Recording Borked

Hello! Well, one of my scripts isn't working, and I cant find the problem.

Basic Use: Listen to a base prim, record positions, then play them back when commanded.

So far, the recording is the problem. I put in llOwnerSay((string)*value*), and they keep coming back as zero vectors. Here's the script, please take a look!

vector pone;
vector ptwo;
vector pthree;
rotation rone;
rotation rtwo;
rotation rthree;
default
{
link_message(integer sender,integer num,string msg,key id)
{
if(msg == "rone"
{
pone = llGetLocalPos();
rone = llGetLocalRot();
}
if(msg == "rtwo"
{
ptwo = llGetLocalPos();
rtwo = llGetLocalRot();
}
if(msg == "rthree"
{
pthree = llGetLocalPos();
rthree = llGetLocalRot();
}
if(msg == "one"
{
llSetPos(pone);
llSetRot(llGetRootRotation() * rone);
}
if(msg == "two"
{
llSetPos(ptwo);
llSetRot(llGetRootRotation() * rtwo);
}
if(msg == "three"
{
llSetPos(pthree);
llSetRot(llGetRootRotation() * rthree);
}
}
}


Thanks!

You will have to tweak the math. I was just testing this in a single prim. But it does record each pos/rot and then sets to those when touched. Hopefully it will help you out. Here is the test rig I was using:

integer next = 0;
list phrases = ["rone", "rtwo", "rthree", "one", "two", "three"];
string test;

default
{
	touch_start(integer total_number)
	{
		test = (llList2String(phrases, next));
		llMessageLinked(-4,1,test,"");
		if(next == 5)next = 0;
		else next++;
	}
}

vector pone;
vector ptwo;
vector pthree;
rotation rone;
rotation rtwo;
rotation rthree;

default
{
	link_message(integer sender,integer num,string msg,key id)
	{
		llOwnerSay(msg);
                        if(msg == "rone")
		{
			pone = llGetLocalPos();
			rone = llGetLocalRot();
		}
		if(msg == "rtwo")
		{
			ptwo = llGetLocalPos();
			rtwo = llGetLocalRot();
		}
		if(msg == "rthree")
		{
			pthree = llGetLocalPos();
			rthree = llGetLocalRot();
		}
		if(msg == "one")
		{
			llSetPos(pone);
			llSetRot(rone);
		}
		if(msg == "two")
		{
			llSetPos(ptwo);
			llSetRot(rtwo);
		}
		if(msg == "three")
		{
			llSetPos(pthree);
			llSetRot(rthree);
		}
	}
}