Setpos question o.o

Okeey, trying to figure out if this ever work properly, need some way to do i to set up some things thats not linked , so they center on another prim when asked.

So far its been..um... interesting wierd

Tried this and it usually ended up waaay far from where it was headed xyz wise, did i miss something?.

	listen( integer channel, string name, key id, string message )
	{  
		//llSetPos(<(float)message,0,0>

Tried setting objectname to xyz from other prim, timer then ask itself what its name is and set, didnt work, pretty much the same wierdness, then try asking twice to see if that worked uh no,...

client side maybe had some people look and it was off for them to.

Hi Thili. Not sure what you actually want to do. Do you want to say a set of coordinates and then have the object travel there?

You might try: llSetPos((vector)message);
And the message should be of the form: <3.0,1.0,4.0>
Also, llSetPos will only move the object 10m towards the destination, if the destination is further than 10m away.

ah yeh, i got a prim that says something to another (not linked) and want it to move where it is

 default {
 	touch_start(integer num_detected) 
 {
 (0, "/me " + (string)llGetPos());}
 }
 

llSetPos(<float)message,0,0>;

should be

llSetPos((vector)message);

...and the sender prim should be saying:

llSay(0, (string)llGetPos());

I'm not sure what's going on with the code in your sender prim as you posted it, doesn't look like it should compile to me. And I'm not sure why you're doing OwnerSay on llGetLocalPos() rather than llGetPos()?

You also probably shouldn't use channel zero, it's horrible

Lastly, llSetPos() can only move an object 10m at a time, so you either need to have a loop which does it repeatedly, or the better alternative is to use the WarpPos function which you can find here, just copy that somewhere above your default state, and then instead of calling llSetPos((vector)message) you can call warpPos((vector)message) to move any distance. In your case since you're using llSay() it will only hear the message if it's within 20m of the sending object, but still, the 10m limit might hit you.

thanks guys \o

yeh its just a test so i had it at 0, when recived it changes state to not listen anymore ,

now to fix my dice: p