LSL function that retrieves / limit rotating?

[KecskeShajt Ichibara]

Hi!

I have some problems with rotating

 

I would like to trigger an event (loop a sound, while an object rotating (linked object, nonphysical, and not rotating by llTargetOmega).

So the best would be to get something like  integer isrotating = TRUE or FALSE

But I also thought if that is not possible, to get the value of the rotation of the z axis and trigger the even if the rotation value changing (so decreasing -- of increasing ++)

Any of these are possible?

Also there is a way to limit of the rotation of an axis, so stop at between two angles?

[Kyrah Abattoir]

You'd moste likely have to run a timer that compares the object's rotation with the last stored rotation and basically if the rotation is the same -> not rotating, if the rotation is different -> rotating.

If the object is using llTargetOmega i believe you can use llGetOmega to fetch the current angular rotation.

If the object is physical, llGetTorque might help.

 

Your explanation makes it sound, to me like the movements are controlled by another script, why not simply have that script tell you if it is rotating the object or not?

Edited May 1, 2019 by Kyrah Abattoir

[KecskeShajt Ichibara]

Well, it is  rotating by llSetLinkPrimitiveParamsFast(2,[PRIM_ROT_LOCAL,<0,0,rot.z,rot.s>]);

So just moving around the z axis

[KecskeShajt Ichibara]

The rotation controlled by the camera movement