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letting an object die when it's not over my land anmyore...
Haruki Watanabe
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Join date: 28 Mar 2007
Posts: 434
11-30-2008 18:27
Hi y'all...

I have that project going on that rezes objects and then positions them according to some web-data. Unfortunately, sometims the data get's lost (or whatever the reason is) and the rezed object ends up on my neighbours land.
I built in a script command that should let the object die when it's not over my land anymore (if(!llOverMyLand()) llDie())... Problem seems to be: as soon as the object leaves my land, the script in it isn't allowed to run anymore (due to parcel-restrictions) so the llOverMyLand()-command doesn't work and the object doesn't die...

Any ideas how to let the object die even if the script doing it isn't running???

Thanks a ton for any hint!
Jesse Barnett
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Join date: 21 May 2006
Posts: 4,160
11-30-2008 18:57
Just check to make sure the positions are within the boundaries of your land.

Haven't looked it up yet so there should be a better way but worst case scenario:

Do an if test position.x against boundary x floats && position.y between boundary y floats.

Should be someway to check against a bounding box which will be even easier.
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Kenn Nilsson
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Join date: 24 May 2005
Posts: 897
11-30-2008 21:39
You might wanna look at this function: llOverMyLand
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Kaluura Boa
Polygon Project
Join date: 27 Mar 2007
Posts: 194
11-30-2008 22:13
Very simple...

key owner_here = llList2Key(llGetParcelDetails(llGetPos(), [PARCEL_DETAILS_OWNER]), 0);
key owner_there = llList2Key(llGetParcelDetails(destination, [PARCEL_DETAILS_OWNER]), 0);
if (owner_here != owner_there)
{
llDie();
}
...otherwise move to 'destination'