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Bobbi Brandi
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Join date: 9 Dec 2008
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01-05-2009 06:08
I was wondering if it is possible to sense actual particles with a sensor rather than sensing the particle emitter.
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Escort DeFarge
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01-05-2009 06:18
Particles are a client-side special effect. So... nope.
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Meade Paravane
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01-05-2009 08:36
Right. They're not actually objects or parts of objects - they're just a visual effect - so there's nothing for llSensor(Repeat) to sense...
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Hewee Zetkin
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01-05-2009 08:44
I don't THINK it is possible to tell from script whether a particular prim (or even the prim the script is in) is a particle source either.
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Meade Paravane
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01-05-2009 08:53
I don't THINK it is possible to tell from script whether a particular prim (or even the prim the script is in) is a particle source either. Yep - you'd need a custom viewer that does sideband chatting to a script. Or something. Can't do it with straight LSL.. _____________________
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