help with multiple sit poses
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BullGodd Ballinger
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Join date: 31 Aug 2007
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04-29-2008 08:02
how do I load multiple sit poses into 1 object. I.E like 3 diffrent sit postions into a sectional sofa?
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Mortus Allen
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Join date: 28 Apr 2007
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04-29-2008 09:59
There are several ways of doing this really, there is a script on SLX that sells for 500 L$ that allow you to use multiple sit poses, and vary their position on the furniture, this works with only one AV per script and prim, and changes the pose by touch. The other is to put a separate pose in each prim, I recently bought a really nice set that has a different pose in each cushion and you can sit on the arms as well. The other way is to use poseballs and/or a system like MLP.
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Madhu Maruti
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Join date: 6 Dec 2007
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04-29-2008 10:05
Is there no way to put multiple sit locations in a single prim, so that more than one avatar can sit (perhaps each with a unique pose) on the prim? I was looking for this recently but was unable to find the answer. I thought I had seen such a thing mentioned on the forums but I may have misunderstood, or misremembered.
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Keira Wells
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04-29-2008 10:06
From: Madhu Maruti Is there no way to put multiple sit poses in a single prim? I was looking for this recently but was unable to find the answer. I thought I had seen such a thing mentioned on the forums but I may have misunderstood, or misremembered. mmm..I believe if you used the changed event and changed the sitpos every time someone sat down it may work. I'll have to test that though..and the animation would be the same for everyone unless I'm wrong on that bit
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Mortus Allen
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04-29-2008 10:19
From: Keira Wells mmm..I believe if you used the changed event and changed the sitpos every time someone sat down it may work. I'll have to test that though..and the animation would be the same for everyone unless I'm wrong on that bit If such a thing were true that would be wonderful for me as I have a large boat build underway and have pretty much relegated myself to having to sit one AV per bench while in motion. :| |
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Keira Wells
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04-29-2008 10:20
From: Mortus Allen If such a thing were true that would be wonderful for me as I have a large boat build underway and have pretty much relegated myself to having to sit one AV per bench while in motion. :| I'm gonna be trying this later today, I recomend you do as well..maybe we can find a way ^_^
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Sean Martin
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05-29-2008 04:01
I found this ages ago. It has worked well for me. Then again I haven't tested it lately.  From: someone //Single prim multiple sit target script by cua Curie //use as you like //single prim multi sit target script //this configuration is for prims that are longer than 2 meters on the y axis //change offset variable to adjust spacing vector size;//prim size float offset=0.5;//spacing variable float current;//tracks current target default { state_entry() { //llSetScale(<.5,4,.5>  ;//sets the prim size automaticly for this demo size=llGetScale();//gets the prim size so we don't sit the person off the edge of the prim llSitTarget(<0.5,(size.y /2) - (current + offset),0.25>,ZERO_ROTATION);//sets original sit target based on prim size and offset } changed(integer change)//and avatar sitting on a prim triggers CHANGED_LINK so we can use this to change the sit target { if(change==CHANGED_LINK) { llSitTarget(<0.5,(size.y /2) - (current + offset),0.25>,ZERO_ROTATION);//changes the postion current+=offset; if(current>size.y)//if the next target is off the edge of the prim reset the postion { current=0; llSitTarget(<0.5,(size.y /2) - (current + offset),0.25>,ZERO_ROTATION); } } } } |
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Madhu Maruti
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Join date: 6 Dec 2007
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05-29-2008 05:20
From: Sean Martin I found this ages ago. It has worked well for me. Then again I haven't tested it lately. Thanks for this, Sean - I will give it a try!
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Ethan Habsburg
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06-04-2008 04:58
PERFECT Sitter by Piero Padar found on SLX allows you to place many sit animations in one prim. It works using menus
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Dnali Anabuki
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Join date: 17 Oct 2006
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06-04-2008 07:02
A friend of mine gave me this. It seats multiple Avs on a prim but only one animation available unless the Av uses a sit in their AO. It seems very similar to the other posted script but might help some people.
I hope I have posted this script correctly..I'm not sure how to do it.
float seat;
float startseat;
integer startlinks;
integer links;
vector size;
float offset=0.75; //how far to space each seater
default{
state_entry(){
startlinks=llGetNumberOfPrims();
links=startlinks;
size=llGetScale();
seat=(size.y / 2) - 0.5;
startseat=seat;
llSitTarget(<0,size.y / 2,0.5>,ZERO_ROTATION);
}
changed(integer change){
if(change & CHANGED_LINK){
integer linksnow=llGetNumberOfPrims();
if(linksnow > links){
llSetLinkPrimitiveParams( llGetNumberOfPrims(), [ PRIM_POSITION, <0.5,seat,1> ]);
seat -= offset;
links=linksnow;
}else{
links=linksnow;
seat=startseat;
integer seated=links - startlinks;
if(seated){
integer i=1;
do{
llSetLinkPrimitiveParams( startlinks + i, [ PRIM_POSITION, <0.5,seat,1> ]);
seat -= offset;
i++;
} while(i<=seated);
}
}
}
}
}
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