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Treat Rothschild
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01-28-2007 07:34
I remember a thread addressing this, but I can't find it. I need to monitor three channels in a listener. I recall there was a way to do it with a single line then parse out the channels with if statements. Can anyone remember either the thread, or how to do this?
Thanks.
Treat
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Osgeld Barmy
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01-28-2007 08:01
inside the listen event listen(integer channel, string name, key id, string message) each varible is passed anytime the object hears something, which you can use to biuld if cluases listen(integer channel, string name, key id, string message) { if (channel == 127) { if (id == llGetOwner()) { // do some owner only stuff } else if (name == "joe avatar") { // do some other stuff } else llSay("you do not have access"); }
else if (channel == 137) { if (id == llGetOwner()) { // do some owner only stuff } else if (name == "joe avatar") { // do some other stuff } else llSay("you do not have access"); } }
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Treat Rothschild
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01-28-2007 08:05
Thanks, do I need a llListen in the state_entry?
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Osgeld Barmy
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01-28-2007 08:12
you need to define a listen with llListen yes if the object is listining all of the time yes in state entry also i would go ahead and set a chat channel ... since you know how to filter by name key and message now theres not really a reason for mutiple channels ... for mutiple channels you will need to setup a listener on channel 0, or make (X) amount of listeners for each channel ... both are less resource effecient than a single listener filtered out by channel llListen(127,"",NULL_KEY,""  ;
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