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Nyx Alsop
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12-14-2008 14:12
Hi.
How could I make someone hover via an attachment, I don't want any movement at all.
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Jesse Barnett
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12-14-2008 14:23
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Nyx Alsop
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12-14-2008 14:32
Hi Jesse
I have been using that put to be honest, It's not given the result I want. It's moving up or down even with 1 Boyancy
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Jesse Barnett
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12-14-2008 14:39
Well HAVOK 4 messed with it some but it still works for me when I use the old formula:
vector pos = llGetPos();
if (llGround(ZERO_VECTOR) + 50.0 < pos.z){
llSetBuoyancy(1.0);
}
else {
llSetBuoyancy(0.0);
}
That 50 meters above ground level is what is kind of iffy now.
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Nyx Alsop
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12-16-2008 04:32
See that doesn't work, if you attach it to yourself and go to above 50, your still getting drift.
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