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Nyx Alsop
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11-20-2009 05:51
I'm making a 3D scan and display thing that tracks Avs.
The Avs have attachments so it's not sensor based.
I've got value 1/96 for the largest sensor, but I need to know what scale down would be say
0-1000 height and a full sims X, Y.
Does anyone know how you work out this calulation?
How big is a sim in Length?
Thanks
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Innula Zenovka
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11-20-2009 05:58
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Niall Braveheart
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11-20-2009 06:00
A sim is 256 x 256
So assuning the object reports it's position within the sim in meters,
Just divide the x and y values by 256 and multiply by the size of the display object.
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Indeterminate Schism
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11-20-2009 07:37
I don't know what you mean by "I've got value 1/96 for the largest sensor", if it's an attachment llGetPos() will return a vector where the x and y are 0.0 - 255.0 and the z is whatever their altitude is.
In any case, I've given you a full answer in your other thread on this subject.
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Nyx Alsop
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11-20-2009 08:19
Sorry sorted it out now, I was being dumb, I just flew to the end of a sim to see the size.
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