integer burn = FALSE;
default
{
collision(integer tnum)
{
while (burn)
{
if (llVolumeDetect(TRUE))
{
burn = TRUE;
}
}
llSetDamage(10);
}
}
It damages once... then the prim dissappears! No physics on, nothing, if I put phantom on hard (checking it) it still poofs! What is happening?
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Vade Blair
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12-30-2004 20:04
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Jillian Callahan
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12-30-2004 20:17
Well....
llSetVolumeDetect really only makes the prim a phantom that triggers the collision event. What you're doing there is turning it on, which is successful so the IF statement rings true.... ...so it sets the prim to do 10 points of damage, which it does, and that means the prim is then deleted, because that's what happens when llSetDamage is set. Um... I think I'm being clear...  _____________________
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Christopher Omega
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12-30-2004 20:19
Originally posted on the LSL Wiki: llSetDamage(float damage) Sets the amount of damage that will be done to an avatar that the scripted object collides with. The scripted object will be deleted immediately on colliding, no event handlers will be executed first. ==Chris EDIT: Gah! Too late >_< |
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Vade Blair
Tattoo Artist
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12-30-2004 20:23
Hmmm I do not remember llSetDamage ever resolving with the prim deleting it's self. Well, this is a problem. I will see what I can come up with.
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Champie Jack
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12-30-2004 21:43
check This Wiki Page
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