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Colette Meiji

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04-25-2007 10:48

I dont really want to do this - It was brought up in another thread.

Is it possible to make Avatar perform an animation without asking them the standard querry?

For example could you force someone to hug you without being able to say no?

Kenn Nilsson

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04-25-2007 11:18

No.

Now...if someone is wearing an attachment that has permission to animate them, then yes. But if it is a random person, not wearing an animation attachment...no.

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Winter Ventura

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04-25-2007 11:25

a lot of collars... for example, take animate permissions.. and have a full library of available animations (including hugs). Luckily, most quality collars only accept "orders" from people that have been added to the "owner" list.

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Colette Meiji

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04-25-2007 16:24

thanks

I wonder if thats what it was, a collar.

Little Gray

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04-25-2007 17:52

this thread is not complete without mention of the fact that you can invoke animations upon an av without an express request for animation persmissions from an object they sit upon.

Newgate Ludd

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04-26-2007 00:28

From: Little Gray

this thread is not complete without mention of the fact that you can invoke animations upon an av without an express request for animation persmissions from an object they sit upon.

Well you still have to request the permissions but they are granted automatically without the displaying of a dialog box.

Kenn Nilsson

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04-26-2007 10:37

And...since...technically...sitting is an attachment (except that it attaches the avatar to the object being sat on--which is interesting)...the implicit agreement to be animated makes sense.

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Suzy Hazlehurst

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Join date: 14 Oct 2006

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04-26-2007 13:09

Actually, it is possible. Something like that happened to me once. Some jerk threw something at me, a sound file (whispering 'come to me') was played, and next thing I know my avie is walking right into this guy's arms without my control.

I don't know if more complex animations are also possible.

Anti Antonelli

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04-26-2007 13:18

From: Suzy Hazlehurst

Actually, it is possible. Something like that happened to me once. Some jerk threw something at me, a sound file (whispering 'come to me') was played, and next thing I know my avie is walking right into this guy's arms without my control.

I don't know if more complex animations are also possible.

That's not an animation, that's an object that applies a force to your avatar. The walking bit just happens naturally when SL detects your avatar moving along the ground.

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Colette Meiji Registered User Join date: 25 Mar 2005 Posts: 15,556	04-25-2007 10:48 I dont really want to do this - It was brought up in another thread. Is it possible to make Avatar perform an animation without asking them the standard querry? For example could you force someone to hug you without being able to say no?
Kenn Nilsson AeonVox Join date: 24 May 2005 Posts: 897	04-25-2007 11:18 No. Now...if someone is wearing an attachment that has permission to animate them, then yes. But if it is a random person, not wearing an animation attachment...no. _____________________ --AeonVox-- Computer games don't affect kids; I mean if Pac-Man affected us as kids, we'd all be running around in darkened rooms chasing ghosts, eating magic pills, and listening to repetitive, addictive, electronic music.
Winter Ventura Eclectic Randomness Join date: 18 Jul 2006 Posts: 2,579	04-25-2007 11:25 a lot of collars... for example, take animate permissions.. and have a full library of available animations (including hugs). Luckily, most quality collars only accept "orders" from people that have been added to the "owner" list. _____________________ ● Inworld Store: http://slurl.eclectic-randomness.com ● Website: http://www.eclectic-randomness.com ● Twitter: @WinterVentura
Colette Meiji Registered User Join date: 25 Mar 2005 Posts: 15,556	04-25-2007 16:24 thanks I wonder if thats what it was, a collar.
Little Gray Registered User Join date: 16 Oct 2006 Posts: 48	04-25-2007 17:52 this thread is not complete without mention of the fact that you can invoke animations upon an av without an express request for animation persmissions from an object they sit upon.
Newgate Ludd Out of Chesse Error Join date: 8 Apr 2005 Posts: 2,103	04-26-2007 00:28 From: Little Gray this thread is not complete without mention of the fact that you can invoke animations upon an av without an express request for animation persmissions from an object they sit upon. Well you still have to request the permissions but they are granted automatically without the displaying of a dialog box.
Kenn Nilsson AeonVox Join date: 24 May 2005 Posts: 897	04-26-2007 10:37 And...since...technically...sitting is an attachment (except that it attaches the avatar to the object being sat on--which is interesting)...the implicit agreement to be animated makes sense. _____________________ --AeonVox-- Computer games don't affect kids; I mean if Pac-Man affected us as kids, we'd all be running around in darkened rooms chasing ghosts, eating magic pills, and listening to repetitive, addictive, electronic music.
Suzy Hazlehurst Offensive Broad Join date: 14 Oct 2006 Posts: 323	04-26-2007 13:09 Actually, it is possible. Something like that happened to me once. Some jerk threw something at me, a sound file (whispering 'come to me') was played, and next thing I know my avie is walking right into this guy's arms without my control. I don't know if more complex animations are also possible.
Anti Antonelli Deranged Toymaker Join date: 25 Apr 2006 Posts: 1,091	04-26-2007 13:18 From: Suzy Hazlehurst Actually, it is possible. Something like that happened to me once. Some jerk threw something at me, a sound file (whispering 'come to me') was played, and next thing I know my avie is walking right into this guy's arms without my control. I don't know if more complex animations are also possible. That's not an animation, that's an object that applies a force to your avatar. The walking bit just happens naturally when SL detects your avatar moving along the ground.

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