HUD question
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Shayna Korobase
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10-20-2008 11:21
I created a basic gun using the LoLSBS gun maker pack. After some tweaks everything is working fine except one little thing. I created a HUD that sends commands via private channels. The gun script by default runs on channel 2657. I set the HUD buttons to that channel but for some reason they wont activate the gun or holster. Is anyone familiar with this? if so.... your help is much appreciated. Thank you  |
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Shayna Korobase
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10-20-2008 12:02
Second question: I set up some buttons to trigger sounds in the HUD but apparently only I can hear them. How can I set up a HUD to play a sound others can hear as well?
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Jesse Barnett
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10-20-2008 12:11
From: Shayna Korobase Second question: I set up some buttons to trigger sounds in the HUD but apparently only I can hear them. How can I set up a HUD to play a sound others can hear as well? It would have to rez an object in world to play the sound. You could make the object invisible and also make it so that it died after a set period.
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Anya Ristow
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10-20-2008 12:18
I've found the only way to debug message problems is to put llOwnerSay statements on the send and on the listen to make sure they're actually getting called. And double-check your filters and channels to make sure you aren't excluding the messages you're sending.
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Gruff Grut
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sounds from HUDs
10-20-2008 15:03
Hi Jesse
use llTriggerSound( string sound, float volume );
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Jesse Barnett
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10-20-2008 15:58
From: Gruff Grut Hi Jesse
use llTriggerSound( string sound, float volume ); CRAP! Long time since I played with sound! Thank you Gruff and nice catch!
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Monica Balut
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10-20-2008 16:30
From: Anya Ristow I've found the only way to debug message problems is to put llOwnerSay statements on the send and on the listen to make sure they're actually getting called. And double-check your filters and channels to make sure you aren't excluding the messages you're sending. I agree with Anya. In my experience, when the HUD doesn't work it's because I've filtered to listen for the owner in my llListen. Since the HUD's UUID is obviously not the owner's, it gets missed. If that's what you did, you'll have to listen for any id, and trap it instead in your listen event with something like if (llGetOwner() == llGetOwnerKey(id)) ... |
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Shayna Korobase
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10-20-2008 20:34
I tried the llOwnerSay and it says a command but not on the channel the gun reads. I'm kind of stuck  |
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Osgeld Barmy
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10-20-2008 20:37
llOwnerSay only gets sent to the owner, ... its good to see whats being sent on the other chat channel (going to your gun)
a good way to do it would be on your gun when the listen event gets triggered use something like llOwnerSay("hey i got a message, it is " + message)
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