Animation On Action?

Hey everyone, I have a script here that works for Agent Walking/Running etc, but I'd like to override an animation.

I trid using a simple start/stop like this: http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v38/neko-vamp/skatecode.png (img'd due to bug on-submit)

but it gave me this permissions error, "PERMISSION_TRIGGER_ANIMATION permission not set" is there a way to bypass asking permission to animate someone?

thanks a bunch in advance

That's not how it works. The script must request permissions but when the script is in an attachment or an object the avatar is sitting on there is no blue box explicitly asking for permission; permission is assumed and transparently granted. But the script still has to ask for and receive permission even though it's all behind the scenes and invisible to the avatar.

Here's an example that should be helpful, it starts an animation on attach:

http://www.lslwiki.net/lslwiki/wakka.php?wakka=ExampleAnimationBasic

Auuuuuuuuuuuuuugh. You Rawk hardcore! Totally works X33 thank you~~

one thing though, I think it may be an animation error, not sure. XD; the skate-boots I'm making are meant to override the walk and run. I got the walking to be overrided, now copying over the same start/stop settings that are working in walk, aren't working in run. I see the arms swaying as if the animation's going... but it's still the same default leg-run. If the key frames are there for walk, shouldn't they be there for run too? @_@ am I missing something?

Animation priority?

[Edit: Sorry, that was brain-damaged; let's try that again. Does the script actually stop the default run animation, or just try to play the override one over top of it? If the latter, any joints animated by a default anim and not animated by the override will retain the default motion. I'm pretty sure that priority matters, too: if the joint is animated by a default with a higher priority than the override, then that default motion will continue for that joint. But if one sees *part* of the animation and not other parts, that can't simply be a priority problem, but a difference in which joints are animated. I think.]

I think that was one of the reasons, it's on 3 and worked after I tried it again XD; but I'll be sure to keep the priorities 4, thanks all lessthenthree