Sort of like this...... As Ela says, combine all of your scripts into one. Put the Open/Close code in its state default and the color change stuff in a second state (state textures). Then do all of the texture change with llSetLinkTexture. This is not a complete script, but a schematic partial example, since we aren't here to write scripts for you. If you are learning to script, though, you can use this to build on.
integer gON;
integer gCount;
float gTime;
default
{
touch_start(integer num}
{
gTime = llGetTime();
}
touch_end (integer num)
{
if ((llGetTime() - gTime) > 2.0) // Click and hold mouse button for 2 seconds to change to texture mode
{
gCount = 0;
state textures;
}
else //Toggle the curtain open / closed
{
if (gON)
{
//Close the curtain
}
else
{
//Open the curtain
}
gON = !gON;
}
}
}
state textures
{
touch_start (integer num)
{
gTime = llGetTime();
}
touch_end (integer num)
{
integer All_textures = llGetInventoryNumber(INVENTORY_TEXTURE);
if ((llGetTime() - gTime) > 2.0) // Click and hold mouse button for 2 seconds to change to open/close mode
{
state default;
}
else // Change to a new texture on all prims with each click held for < 2 seconds
{
llSetLinkTexture(LINK_SET,llGetInventoryName(INVENTORY_TEXTURE,(++gCount)%All_textures),ALL_SIDES);
}
}
} Just remember to put all of your textures into the object's inventory.
Not as dumb as I look
