Support Script for Rez2 Rezzer. Rezzes on Collision or Touch

[Erwin Solo]

This is a support-script/trigger-script for (free-of-charge) CasperTech Rez2 script by Casper Warden. Intended use is as a doormat prim (or mesh) to rez furniture inside a house for a minimum period-of-time (float REZ_TIME), which is automatically extended if the triggering Avatar remains on the Region/SIM. Said doormat prim (or mesh) must also contain the Rez2 script, which communicates by link messages.

The benefit of this approach is that the Region/SIM is not burdened with the land impact (prims) or script load of all the furniture all the time.  Few Avatars stay in their homes more than a few hours a week.

The use case is that Avatar walks into front door of home, and furniture rezzes as Avatar walks over the (collision detect) doormat, which triggers the rezzing of furniture in the house.

By default, the furniture stays rezzed for a minimum of four hours, but that may be changed via the float REZ_TIME variable/constant, after which the furniture de-rezzes only if the triggering Avatar has left the Region/SIM. If the triggering Avatar is still on the Region/SIM, the furniture's time-to-live will be extended by another interval of float REZ_TIME.

The Avatar may also touch the doormat prim (or mesh) to initiate the rezzing operation. If the furniture is already rezzed, walking over (collision) or touching the doormat prim (or mesh) extends the rez time once again to its original value (float REZ_TIME).

Appropriate but brief messages are sent to only the most-recent Avatar to interact with the doormat prim (or mesh).

Any Avatar may trigger the doormat prim (or mesh).  No security is provided to limit action to a group or single avatar. Should the SIM/Region or land owner make too extensive use of this technique, it is conceivable that rezzing might fail due to exceeding land capacity, which situation will correct itself after float REZ_TIME expires on sufficient numbers of doormat prims (or meshes).

This is similar to the Airline and Hotel over-booking technique, which is a technique with a lot of merit, properly applied, because no-shows exist in the Airline and Hotel business and very light SIM/Region utilization is common in Second Life.  It is best to make the SIM/Region's script power available for those Avatars on the SIM/Region, and derez all the script-intensive furniture of the Avatars that are not on-SIM/Region at the time.

A griefer might trigger all the rezzers to load the SIM/Region with scripts and prims, but I think that griefers have easier ways to lag sims than run around triggering these rezzer doormats one by one.

For details on the CasperTech Rez2 API, Google: Rez2 CasperTech Wiki

Revision History

1.0.1 2018-03-23 Added a test for Avatar-on-SIM

1.0.0 2018-03-22 Initial Release

Support Script for Rez2 Rezzer. Rezzes on Collision or Touch.

float REZ_TIME = 14400.0; // 4 hours = 4.0 * 60.0 * 60.0 = 14400.0 seconds float REPEAT_TIME = 2.0; // Interval to repeat link messages in case they were dropped float TIMER_OFF  = 0.0; // Turns timer off. key gkAgent = NULL_KEY; // Agent triggering script string gsRezTimeHoursMinutes = ""; // String of REZ_TIME converted to hours and minutes // Control Codes for sending link message to (free-of-charge) CasperTech Rez2 script by Casper Warden  integer REZ = 10001; // Rez. Will send response code 11001 when done. integer DEREZ = 10002; // DeRez. Will send response code 11002 when done. integer SHOW_MENU = 10003; // Show menu dialog. Pass the avatar key as the uuid parameter. integer EVERYONE = 10004; // Allow rez and de-rez by EVERYONE integer GROUP = 10005; // Allow rez and de-rez by GROUP ONLY integer OWNER = 10006; // Allow rez and de-rez by OWNER ONLY integer OFF_TERRAFORMING = 10007; // Terraforming OFF integer TEST = 10013; // Test integer QUERY_REZ = 10014; // Is build currently rezzed? Responds with a RESPONSE CODE as defined below. // Response Codes -- recieved from CasperTech Rez2 script by Casper Warden integer CURRENTLY_REZZED = 11001; // Build is currently rezzed integer CURRENTLY_NOT_REZZED = 11002; // Build is currently not rezzed default // figure out whether Rez2 is in the Rezzed or Not-Rezzed state {     state_entry()     {         llVolumeDetect(TRUE);           llSetTimerEvent( REPEAT_TIME );         integer iHours = llRound((REZ_TIME/3600.0)); // Total Number of Hours         integer iMinutes = llRound( (REZ_TIME-(3600.0 * (float)iHours))/60.0 ); // Number of Minutes left over after Hours subtracted         gsRezTimeHoursMinutes = ( ((string)iHours) + (" Hours and ") + ((string)iMinutes) + (" Minutes. ") );      }          on_rez (integer start_param) {llResetScript();}     timer()      {         // Link messages can fail if too many exist.           // Should a link message not be heard, this script         // repeats the message a slow rate of float REPEAT_TIME          llMessageLinked(LINK_THIS, QUERY_REZ, "REZ2-API", NULL_KEY);     }          link_message( integer source, integer num, string str, key id )     {          if ( str == "REZ2-API")         {             // Change to appropriate state after recieving link message              // that advises of current state                          if (num == CURRENTLY_REZZED) {state rezzed;}                          if (num == CURRENTLY_NOT_REZZED) {state derezzed;}         }     } } state rezzed // Stay in this state while Rezzed {     state_entry()     {         llVolumeDetect(TRUE);          llSetTimerEvent (REZ_TIME);      }          on_rez (integer start_param) {llResetScript();}          timer() // Go to "state derezzed" when float REZ_TIME expires     {         if (llGetAgentSize(gkAgent)) // Test to see if key gkAgent is still on Region/SIM         {             // No action by design if key gkAgent is still on Region/SIM         }                  else         {             state derezzed; // if key gkAgent is not on SIM/Region then derez          }     }          collision_start( integer num_detected ) // extend rez time to full float REZ_TIME value if Avatar triggers     {          gkAgent = llDetectedKey(0);         if (llGetAgentSize(gkAgent)) // tests to ensure gkAgent is an Avatar not a non-Avatar physical object             {                 llSetTimerEvent(REZ_TIME); // set timer back to start                 llRegionSayTo (gkAgent, PUBLIC_CHANNEL, ("Furnishings will remain rezed for " + gsRezTimeHoursMinutes));             }     }          touch_start( integer num_detected )  // extend rez time to full float REZ_TIME value if Avatar triggers     {          gkAgent = llDetectedKey(0);         llSetTimerEvent(REZ_TIME); // set timer back to start         llRegionSayTo (gkAgent, PUBLIC_CHANNEL, ("Furnishings will remain rezed for " + gsRezTimeHoursMinutes));     } } state derezzed // this state manages rezzing and derezzing {     state_entry()     {         llVolumeDetect(TRUE);          llSetTimerEvent(REPEAT_TIME);     }     on_rez (integer start_param) {llResetScript();}          timer()      {         // Link messages can fail if too many exist.           // Should a link message not be heard, this script         // repeats the message a slow rate of float REPEAT_TIME          llMessageLinked(LINK_THIS, DEREZ, "REZ2-API", NULL_KEY);     }     link_message( integer source, integer num, string str, key id )     {          if ( str == "REZ2-API")         {             if (num == CURRENTLY_NOT_REZZED)              {                 llSetTimerEvent(TIMER_OFF); // if derezz is confirmed stop timer                 llRegionSayTo (gkAgent, PUBLIC_CHANNEL, "Furnishings are now fully de-rezzed.");             }                          if (num == CURRENTLY_REZZED )              {                 llRegionSayTo (gkAgent, PUBLIC_CHANNEL, ("Furnishings are now fully rezzed and will remain so for " + gsRezTimeHoursMinutes));                 state rezzed;             }         }     }          collision_start( integer num_detected ) // Trigger rezzing if Avatar triggers     {          gkAgent = llDetectedKey(0);         if (llGetAgentSize(gkAgent)) // tests to ensure gkAgent is an Avatar not a non-Avatar physical object             {                 // Link messages can fail if too many exist.                   // Should this link message not be heard,                  // the avatar will just have to trigger it again                 llMessageLinked(LINK_THIS, REZ, "REZ2-API", NULL_KEY);             }     }          touch_start( integer num_detected ) // Trigger rezzing if Avatar triggers     {          gkAgent = llDetectedKey(0);         // Link messages can fail if too many exist.           // Should this link message not be heard,          // the avatar will just have to trigger it again         llMessageLinked(LINK_THIS, REZ, "REZ2-API", NULL_KEY);     } }

 

[Love Zhaoying]

Looks good. Consider a menu and selectable different time-to-Rez-for options.

If this is for a rental scenario, you may want to consider checking if Avatar is in the rental group (or if it is the same Avatar who rented).

The community may be curious as to the scenario where someone only wants their furniture rezzed when they are at home.

Be aware that if you use this with Mesh, Mesh will contribute to LI even on temp-Rez.

That API looks good, thanks for posting this.

[Erwin Solo]

My current application is a roleplay Region/SIM that I own as estate owner.

Scenario A.  The role play SIM has several elaborate roleplay areas (call them A, B, and C) that are only used for infrequent scenes, but are necessary for the overall ambiance.  Also, the nature of the roleplay is that areas A, B, and C are not used at the same time, for they are different chapters in the story.  The rez-on-use technique provided by this script allows me to maintain or even increase the sophistication of areas A, B, and C without burdening the SIM when the areas are not in use.

Scenario B.  There are rentals.  Most of the script load in the SIM comes from the furniture in the rentals, but Avatars seem not to hang around in their rentals very much, except for intimate role play.  I am experimenting with furnishing the houses myself as the default alternative for the renters.  The flexibility of Rez2 will make it easy to delete/move/change a piece or two of furniture if the renter prefers their own bed, for example, and the walls have plenty of room for their personal photographs/artwork.  Looking at the furnishings of my current renters, I think I could provide furnishings of more ambiance than they do, with little SIM impact because with the Rez2 support script; the furnishings will only be there the 5%+/- of the time that they are actually in their houses.  If a renter prefers to completely furnish their own place, it is easy enough for me to turn off the scripts in the welcome mat rezzer in their unit for the duration of their rental.  There are only a dozen or so different rental unit styles, and their default furnishings will be identical.  Thus, the caching performed by the Second Life Server will aide rezzing performance.  If due to the time of day, SIM occupancy is high, the likelihood is that the same mesh-and-textures to-be-rezzed already exist on SIM.   Conversely, if traffic is low, the spike in rezzing activity occurs on a lightly loaded SIM.

Group Tags and restrictions.  People seem to have trouble remembering to wear their group tags, and getting lots of "it is not working" IMs from people who forget to wear their group tags is more work for me than dealing with the relatively infrequent problem of someone camping out and overstaying their rent. If group-tag checking is important to someone else, the script is open source so they can add that.  I am sure you are aware that LsL can only check for the active group tag.  LsL cannot test non-active group membership, though a scripter may cache UUIDs of Avatars who remembered to wear their group tag long ago.  When the UUID cache misses, it then becomes difficult to convince the avatar that the problem is them not wearing their group tag, because protests of "it used to work without my tag" are true, and one must explain cache hits and cache misses.  

Temp Rez.  I'm not using 'temp rez' in the sense of http://wiki.secondlife.com/wiki/PRIM_TEMP_ON_REZ

Menus.  I want to keep it simple for the casual user.  I think the test for avatar-on-SIM before derezzing provides enough automation.  Extensive menus are available from the Rez2 script, and the owner of the welcome mat prim/mesh can make those menus available with the usual Owner/Group/Everyone options.  For my application, I don't want to present a menu to the users.  

[Erwin Solo]

Okay, have now tested this with menus for Owner, Group, and Everyone.  The menus and Owner/Group/Everyone are provided by the Rez2 script.  This support script just gets out of the way.  If the Avatar changes the Rez/DeRez state of the build, this script needs to know it.  So, when an Avatar touches the doormat prim (or mesh), this script sleeps for float SLEEP_TIME and then tests the state of the Rez2 script via the Rez2 API.  If the Avatar keeps fiddling with the Rez2 menus, this script repeats its sleep and state-test.  For my application, only the owner will need control of the Rez2, but Rez2 does allow the owner to provide limited menus to other Avatars via Owner/Group/Everyone rules.  Using an llSleep() feels primitive but it gets the job done.  The Rez2 API just reports back rezzed or not; no info is available on the Rez2 menu actions.

Rev. 1.0.2 Gets out of the way for Rez2 menu interations

float REZ_TIME = 14400.0; // 4 hours = 4.0 * 60.0 * 60.0 = 14400.0 seconds float REPEAT_TIME = 5.0; // Interval to repeat link messages in case they were dropped float TIMER_OFF  = 0.0; // Turns timer off. float SLEEP_TIME = 60.0; // Sleep time while Avatar is working Rez2 menus key gkAgent = NULL_KEY; // Agent triggering script string gsRezTimeHoursMinutes = ""; // String of REZ_TIME converted to hours and minutes // Control Codes for sending link message to (free-of-charge) CasperTech Rez2 script by Casper Warden  integer REZ = 10001; // Rez. Will send response code 11001 when done. integer DEREZ = 10002; // DeRez. Will send response code 11002 when done. integer SHOW_MENU = 10003; // Show menu dialog. Pass the avatar key as the uuid parameter. integer EVERYONE = 10004; // Allow rez and de-rez by EVERYONE integer GROUP = 10005; // Allow rez and de-rez by GROUP ONLY integer OWNER = 10006; // Allow rez and de-rez by OWNER ONLY integer OFF_TERRAFORMING = 10007; // Terraforming OFF integer TEST = 10013; // Test integer QUERY_REZ = 10014; // Is build currently rezzed? Responds with a RESPONSE CODE as defined below. // Response Codes -- recieved from CasperTech Rez2 script by Casper Warden integer CURRENTLY_REZZED = 11001; // Build is currently rezzed integer CURRENTLY_NOT_REZZED = 11002; // Build is currently not rezzed default // figure out whether Rez2 is in the Rezzed or Not-Rezzed state {     state_entry()     {         llVolumeDetect(TRUE);           llSetTimerEvent( REPEAT_TIME );         integer iHours = llRound((REZ_TIME/3600.0)); // Total Number of Hours         integer iMinutes = llRound( (REZ_TIME-(3600.0 * (float)iHours))/60.0 ); // Number of Minutes left over after Hours subtracted         gsRezTimeHoursMinutes = ( ((string)iHours) + (" Hours and ") + ((string)iMinutes) + (" Minutes. ") );      }          on_rez (integer start_param) {llResetScript();}     timer()      {         // Link messages can fail if too many exist.           // Should a link message not be heard, this script         // repeats the message a slow rate of float REPEAT_TIME          llMessageLinked(LINK_THIS, QUERY_REZ, "REZ2-API", NULL_KEY);     }          link_message( integer source, integer num, string str, key id )     {          if ( str == "REZ2-API")         {             // Change to appropriate state after recieving link message              // that advises of current state                          if (num == CURRENTLY_REZZED) {state rezzed;}                          if (num == CURRENTLY_NOT_REZZED) {state derezzed;}         }     } } state rezzed // Stay in this state while Rezzed {     state_entry()     {         llVolumeDetect(TRUE);          llSetTimerEvent (REZ_TIME);      }          on_rez (integer start_param) {llResetScript();}          timer() // Go to "state derezzed" when float REZ_TIME expires     {         if (llGetAgentSize(gkAgent)) // Test to see if key gkAgent is still on Region/SIM         {             // No action by design if key gkAgent is still on Region/SIM         }                  else         {             state derezzed; // if key gkAgent is not on SIM/Region then derez          }     }          collision_start( integer num_detected ) // extend rez time to full float REZ_TIME value if Avatar triggers     {          gkAgent = llDetectedKey(0);         if (llGetAgentSize(gkAgent)) // tests to ensure gkAgent is an Avatar not a non-Avatar physical object             {                 llSetTimerEvent(REZ_TIME); // set timer back to start                 llRegionSayTo (gkAgent, PUBLIC_CHANNEL, ("Furnishings will remain rezed for " + gsRezTimeHoursMinutes));             }     }          touch_start( integer num_detected )  // Avatar may be using Rez2 menus.  Wait and then reset to learn whether Avatar rezzed or de-rezzed via Rez2 menus.     {          llSleep(SLEEP_TIME); // Sleep float SLEEP_TIME for Avatar to finish using Rez2 menus.         llResetScript(); // Reset to initiate state-query process in default state     } } state derezzed // this state manages rezzing and derezzing {     state_entry()     {         llVolumeDetect(TRUE);          llSetTimerEvent(REPEAT_TIME);     }     on_rez (integer start_param) {llResetScript();}          timer()      {         // Link messages can fail if too many exist.           // Should a link message not be heard, this script         // repeats the message a slow rate of float REPEAT_TIME          llMessageLinked(LINK_THIS, DEREZ, "REZ2-API", NULL_KEY);     }     link_message( integer source, integer num, string str, key id )     {          if ( str == "REZ2-API")         {             if (num == CURRENTLY_NOT_REZZED)              {                 llSetTimerEvent(TIMER_OFF); // if derezz is confirmed stop timer                 llRegionSayTo (gkAgent, PUBLIC_CHANNEL, "Furnishings are now fully de-rezzed.");             }                          if (num == CURRENTLY_REZZED )              {                 llRegionSayTo (gkAgent, PUBLIC_CHANNEL, ("Furnishings are now fully rezzed and will remain so for " + gsRezTimeHoursMinutes));                 state rezzed;             }         }     }          collision_start( integer num_detected ) // Trigger rezzing if Avatar triggers     {          gkAgent = llDetectedKey(0);         if (llGetAgentSize(gkAgent)) // tests to ensure gkAgent is an Avatar not a non-Avatar physical object             {                 // Link messages can fail if too many exist.                   // Should this link message not be heard,                  // the avatar will just have to trigger it again                 llMessageLinked(LINK_THIS, REZ, "REZ2-API", NULL_KEY);             }     }          touch_start( integer num_detected )  // Avatar may be using Rez2 menus.  Wait and then reset to learn whether Avatar rezzed or de-rezzed via Rez2 menus.     {          llSleep(SLEEP_TIME); // Sleep float SLEEP_TIME for Avatar to finish using Rez2 menus.         llResetScript(); // Reset to initiate state-query process in default state     } }

 

[Love Zhaoying]

Was there a question or feedback request in your last post? 

[Ghost Menjou]

 

From the other thread:

Rezzing mesh assets is pretty heavy on the region, and can lead to rez queueing. This will deffo cause some issues if a lot of mesh is rezzed at once.

It is bad practise to rez things where you don't need really need to, remember those temp rezzers of ye olde days? Granted this is less bad but still not something I'd advice. Also some furniture will reset on rez, and load their configuration all over again. 

Also be mindful of the fact that simulators have a mesh cache of their own, hence when rezzing a new heavy mesh asset the first time takes longer than rezzing one right afterwards. This cache is cleaned automatically if the assets do not remain in the region whenever their expiration time is reached.

Also, scripts compiled in mono have a small performance hit when brought into a region in any sort. It's why putting mono scripts in bullets is a no no in most combat community. Now granted this thing doesn't rez at a rate guns do, but furniture often has a multitude of scripts in them.

This is probably gonna piss off your neighbours more than having some scripts idling, because not only will the sim lag when an avatar teleports in, if shortly after they also automatically rez like 30 pieces of furniture at once it's gonna be pain and you're gonna have another sim impact.

These are my two cents as someone who's scripting deals with rezzing a lot.

    timer() // Go to "state derezzed" when float REZ_TIME expires
    {
        if (llGetAgentSize(gkAgent)) // Test to see if key gkAgent is still on Region/SIM
        {
            // No action by design if key gkAgent is still on Region/SIM
        }
        
        else
        {
            state derezzed; // if key gkAgent is not on SIM/Region then derez 
        }
    }

This bit is kinda bad brackets are ugly, ideally you want either of these: 

	timer() // Go to "state derezzed" when float REZ_TIME expires
	{
		if (llGetAgentSize(gkAgent) == ZERO_VECTOR) // Test to see if key gkAgent is still on Region/SIM
		{
			state derezzed; // if key gkAgent is not on SIM/Region then derez 
		}
	}

Without having to use ZERO_VECTOR:

	timer() // Go to "state derezzed" when float REZ_TIME expires
	{
		if (llGetAgentSize(gkAgent)) return;
		state derezzed;     // if key gkAgent is not on SIM/Region then derez 
	}

Unnecessary else clausules aren't really a good thing.

I'd also not define things like TIMER_OFF, that's just wasting 16 bytes where 0 is clear enough what it does. I'd also not define all the control codes you're not using. All of em waste of 16 bytes per integer! I'd really suggest looking to optimize memory usage especially as mono's memory usage is dynamic. While it has an upper limit of 64kb, it will allocate/use only what it needs. So unless you use it or it has an advantage like readability don't define variables.

[Erwin Solo]

On 3/24/2018 at 5:30 PM, Love Zhaoying said:

Was there a question or feedback request in your last post? 

No, this is a script library.  This was an open source contribution to the community.  Nothing more; nothing less.  

I've been using this approach for a few weeks now and it has really cut down on the script load on my Region/SIM with no ill effects.  

I'm certainly not claiming this technique is good for every application, but its been great for mine. 

Some people seem concerned about unused declarations for the Rez2 API.  Having the Rez2 API already typed in is convenient for me when I want to modify the script to do something else. If I don't use one of them, the compiler removes them from the run time image automatically.  

[Erwin Solo]

Someone IM'd me today asking for a copy of this script, and so I thought I'd post the latest version. 

// ===== Should not need to change anything below here =========== /* Erwin Solo !ES Rez2 Controller 2018-09-21 Sensor Rev. 1.1.0 /* Embedded documentation updated 2018-06-17, which may be a little out of date This is a support-script/trigger-script for (free-of-charge) CasperTech Rez2 script by Casper Warden. Intended use is as a doormat prim (or mesh) to rez furniture inside a house for a minimum period-of-time (float REZ_TIME), which is automatically extended if the triggering Avatar remains on the Region/SIM. Said doormat prim (or mesh) must also contain the Rez2 script, which communicates by link messages. The benefit of this approach is that the Region/SIM is not burdened with the land impact (prims) or script load of all the furniture all the time.  Few Avatars stay in their homes more than a few hours a week. The use case is that Avatar walks into front door of home, and furniture rezzes as Avatar walks over the (collision detect) doormat, which triggers the rezzing of furniture in the house. By default, the furniture stays rezzed for the value of the float REZ_TIME variable/constant, after which the furniture de-rezzes only if the triggering Avatar has left the area. If the triggering Avatar is still in the area, the furniture's time-to-live will be extended by another interval of float REZ_TIME. The Avatar may also touch the doormat prim (or mesh) to use Rez2 menus, either as Owner or with the Owner granting Rez2 permissions througth the Rez2 Menu System.  Any Avatar may trigger the doormat prim (or mesh).  No security is provided to limit action to a group or single avatar, because the act of rezzing your home furniture has a low potential for griefing behavior.  A griefer might trigger all the rezzers to load the SIM/Region with scripts and prims, but I think that griefers have easier ways to lag sims than run around triggering these rezzer doormats one by one. For details on the CasperTech Rez2 API, Google: Rez2 CasperTech Wiki Revision History 1.2.0 Added visualization tool to show coverage  1.1.0 Attempted to make a version that people could use with no adjustment needed. 1.0.8 Bug fix for for 1.0.7 1.0.7 Production Release.  Runs a sensor every 15 minutes to see if you are still around.  De-rezzes an hour after you leave. 1.0.3 - 1.0.6 Various Experiments 1.0.2 2018-03-24 Organized such that Owner can choose to let non-Owner Avatar use Rez2 menus.  1.0.1 2018-03-23 Added a test for Avatar-on-SIM 1.0.0 2018-03-22 Initial Release */ float SENSOR_RANGE = 0.0; // To be calcuated from prim size float REZ_TIME = 900.0; // 15 minutes = 15 x 60.0 = 900 seconds float TIMER_OFF  = 0.0; // Turns timer off. float SLEEP_TIME = 60.0; // Sleep time while Avatar is working Rez2 menus float SENSOR_ANGLE = 1.0; // to be multipled times PI key gkAgent = NULL_KEY; // Agent triggering script // Control Codes for sending link message to (free-of-charge) CasperTech Rez2 script by Casper Warden  integer REZ = 10001; // Rez. Will send response code 11001 when done. integer DEREZ = 10002; // DeRez. Will send response code 11002 when done. integer SHOW_MENU = 10003; // Show menu dialog. Pass the avatar key as the uuid parameter. integer EVERYONE = 10004; // Allow rez and de-rez by EVERYONE integer GROUP = 10005; // Allow rez and de-rez by GROUP ONLY integer OWNER = 10006; // Allow rez and de-rez by OWNER ONLY integer OFF_TERRAFORMING = 10007; // Terraforming OFF integer TEST = 10013; // Test integer QUERY_REZ = 10014; // Is build currently rezzed? Responds with a RESPONSE CODE as defined below. // Response Codes -- recieved from CasperTech Rez2 script by Casper Warden integer CURRENTLY_REZZED = 11001; // Build is currently rezzed integer CURRENTLY_NOT_REZZED = 11002; // Build is currently not rezzed float gfTempTime = 10; // display for this many seconds vector gvPrimSize = ZERO_VECTOR; // calcuated by script vector gvMagnitude  = ZERO_VECTOR; // calcuated by script restore_prim() {         llSetLinkPrimitiveParamsFast         ( LINK_SET, [         PRIM_COLOR, ALL_SIDES, <1.0,1.0,1.0>, 0.0,         PRIM_TEXTURE, ALL_SIDES, TEXTURE_BLANK, <1.0, 1.0, 0.0>, ZERO_VECTOR, 0.0,         PRIM_FULLBRIGHT, ALL_SIDES, FALSE,         PRIM_TYPE, PRIM_TYPE_BOX, PRIM_HOLE_DEFAULT, <0,1,0>, 0.0, ZERO_VECTOR, <1,1,0>, ZERO_VECTOR,         PRIM_SIZE, gvPrimSize         ]);                     llMessageLinked(LINK_THIS, QUERY_REZ, "REZ2-API", NULL_KEY); } default // figure out whether Rez2 is in the Rezzed or Not-Rezzed state {     state_entry()     {         llVolumeDetect(TRUE);           SENSOR_ANGLE = SENSOR_ANGLE * PI;         SENSOR_RANGE = 1.0 + (0.5 * llVecMag( llGetScale( ) )); // set sensor range to the length from origin to corner of 3D cube + 1 meter         state visualize;     }          on_rez (integer start_param) {llResetScript();}     changed(integer change)     {         if (change & CHANGED_REGION_START)          {             llSleep(SLEEP_TIME*2.0);             llResetScript();         }         if (change & CHANGED_OWNER | CHANGED_INVENTORY | CHANGED_SCALE | CHANGED_REGION | CHANGED_TELEPORT )          {             llResetScript();         }     }    } state rezzed // Stay in this state while Rezzed {     state_entry()     {         llVolumeDetect(TRUE);          llSensorRepeat( "", NULL_KEY, AGENT, SENSOR_RANGE, SENSOR_ANGLE, (REZ_TIME) );     }          on_rez (integer start_param) {llResetScript();}          changed(integer change)     {         if (change & CHANGED_REGION_START)          {             llSleep(SLEEP_TIME*2.0);             llResetScript();         }         if (change & CHANGED_OWNER | CHANGED_INVENTORY | CHANGED_SCALE | CHANGED_REGION | CHANGED_TELEPORT )          {             llResetScript();         }     }     no_sensor()     {        state derezzed;     }                  collision_start( integer num_detected ) // extend rez time to full float REZ_TIME value if Avatar triggers     {          gkAgent = llDetectedKey(0);         if (llGetAgentSize(gkAgent)) // tests to ensure gkAgent is an Avatar not a non-Avatar physical object             {                  llSensorRepeat( "", NULL_KEY, AGENT, SENSOR_RANGE, SENSOR_ANGLE, (REZ_TIME) );             }     } } state derezzed // this state manages rezzing and derezzing {     state_entry()     {         llVolumeDetect(TRUE);          llMessageLinked(LINK_THIS, DEREZ, "REZ2-API", NULL_KEY);     }     on_rez (integer start_param) {llResetScript();}          changed(integer change)     {         if (change & CHANGED_REGION_START)          {             llSleep(SLEEP_TIME*2.0);             llResetScript();         }         if (change & CHANGED_OWNER | CHANGED_INVENTORY | CHANGED_SCALE | CHANGED_REGION | CHANGED_TELEPORT )          {             llSleep(SLEEP_TIME*2.0);             llResetScript();         }     }          collision_start( integer num_detected ) // Trigger rezzing if Avatar triggers     {          gkAgent = llDetectedKey(0);             if (llGetAgentSize(gkAgent)) // tests to ensure gkAgent is an Avatar not a non-Avatar physical object             {                 llMessageLinked(LINK_THIS, REZ, "REZ2-API", NULL_KEY);                 state rezzed;            }     } } state visualize // this state manages helps user visualize coverage {     state_entry()     {         gvPrimSize = llGetScale(); // gets prim scale         float fMag = 2.0* SENSOR_RANGE;         gvMagnitude = <fMag, fMag, fMag>;          llSetTimerEvent( gfTempTime );          llSetLinkPrimitiveParamsFast             ( LINK_SET, [             PRIM_COLOR, ALL_SIDES, <1.0,0.0,0.0>, 1.0,             PRIM_TEXTURE, ALL_SIDES, TEXTURE_BLANK, <1.0, 1.0, 0.0>, ZERO_VECTOR, 0.0,             PRIM_FULLBRIGHT, ALL_SIDES, TRUE,             PRIM_TYPE, PRIM_TYPE_SPHERE, PRIM_HOLE_DEFAULT, <0,1,0>, 0.0, ZERO_VECTOR, <0,1,0>,             PRIM_SIZE, gvMagnitude             ]);        }     timer()     {         restore_prim();     }          link_message( integer source, integer num, string str, key id )     {          if ( str == "REZ2-API")         {             // Change to appropriate state after recieving link message              // that advises of current state                          if (num == CURRENTLY_REZZED) {state rezzed;}                          if (num == CURRENTLY_NOT_REZZED) {state derezzed;}         }     } }

 

The instructions used by a friend of mine are:

Step 1: Get the free Rez2 gadget from Casper Warden's Marketplace or Shop. Step 2.  Put an invisiprim in the door way, or a door mat at the entrance. Note: the script will make the invisiprim to be "llVolumeDetect(TRUE)" which acts like phantom, and additionally detects when an avatar steps on the invisiprim. Step 3.  Copy the scripts from the Rez2 gadget to the Invisiprim (or door mat) that you put in the doorway. Note: you have to copy scripts from Rez2 to your inventory first, and then to your invisiprim, which are called:  1. "Rez2 Anchor" 2. "Rez2 Setup"                                 Step 4.  Follow the Rez2 Instructions                  https://wiki.casperdns.com/index.php/Rez2 ,                  except IMPORTANT choose the option                  "Tracker Script Options,                                  "The crate contains a selection of four different tracker scripts:                 "....                 "* Rez2 Tracker (No Text/Particles/Touch) - Combines the two options above." ********************************** WHAT I DID.. I rezzed my own rug.. RENAME TO ANCHOR RUG FOR REZ I rezzed the Anchor from the CasperTech Rez2 box..  i copied the two scripts from that anchor into my inventory and then put them into my rug -REZ MY RUG AND ALL FURNITURE I WISH TO USE WITH THE REZZER -ADD ANCHOR SCRIPTS TO RUG -PLACE * Rez2 Tracker (No Text/Particles/Touch) into the root prim of each piece of furniture (local chat: [09:22] Sex Barrel v6.0: Rez2 Tracker: Touch an anchor to pair me. [09:22] [Tia] Tree of knowledge fireplace: Rez2 Tracker: Touch an anchor to pair me.) -CLICK MY RUG (ANCHOR)  choose PAIR - right-click > "take a copy" of each linkset/piece into your inventory. (each piece of furniture) -On the anchor, right-click > go to edit menu "Contents" tab - Drag all the linksets/pieces (about a dozen at a time) into the anchor's contents/ FROM YOUR INVENTORY -"Take a copy" of the anchor. This is another backup in case of "Oops!"  MAKE CERTAIN ITS NAMED! -PICK UP ALL THE FURNITURE INTO YOUR INVENTORY -CLICK RUG (ANCHOR) Test to see if you can rezz and derez objects Step 6.  After completely configuring the Rezzer to your liking and testing it, then drop Erwin's script in to your Rez2 Invisiprim (or door mat) to automate the Rez2 behavior for you and your guests.  This is the script. 􀀁 Erwin's script will make your invisiprim into a bright red sphere for 10 seconds after each reset to show you the area covered by the sensor that keeps furniture rezzed. Step 7.  Reset the whole invisiprim, and then test everything with an Alt.  Rez2 will behave differently for everyone else except you.  So, you have to test it with an Alt to understand what other people experience.