"Temp" links of already-linked objects?

Okay, so I'm still learning some aspects of LSL...

I'm working with several objects. Each consists of 2 prims linked together.

If I want to move ALL of these objects simultaneously, the best way to do that seems to be to link them all together for the move...

But once I "dissolve" the link after the move, I'll end up with every single prim as an individual object, correct? There's no simple way to revert back to the original linked pairs, as I understand it...

Anyone have any suggestions or ideas on how best to handle this? I've already thought about maintaining a list of object keys and pairing the prims back together manually, after the move - but that's awfully messy, inelegant, and slow.

Any tips or ideas would be welcome! Thanks, take care,

--Noel "HB" Wade
(Tread Whiplash)

I have a script that does just this. It annexs off a number of prims, links the prims together, moves them as a group, then relinks the group to the base object. I wrote it so i could have multi prim moving drawers in furniture. It's slow and inelegant. But it does the job and looks ok. (IM me if you want a copy)

Would be nice if we had a llSetPrimitiveParams flag PRIM_LINK_POSITION which would take a integer (link number) and vector (pos). This way we could move the prims without having to have scripts in each sub prim and move multiple prims at the same time.