Need help with a few scripts.

[MagicMert]

Hey guy I am looking for some help with a few scripts.

Firstly I need help with either getting a user inside an object and letting them control it or I have also seen people being able to control object when they have sat on them. I would like full movement but left to right is fine if that is all that's possible.

Second I am after help on my resizing script this is my current:

default
{

state_entry() {

llRezObject(llGetInventoryName(INVENTORY_OBJECT,0), llGetPos()+<0,.5,0>,ZERO_VECTOR,ZERO_ROTATION,0);

}

}

I have no idea how to get it to rez an object in this case it will be a ball and I also want the object to vanish after 1 second of being rezed so not to clatter up the server.

Also a collision when the ball hits the wall opposite I want the wall to shout out either RED TEAM SCORES or BLUE TEAM SCORES this is the script I currently have.

default
{
collision(integer num_detected){

llSay(0, llDetectedName(0) + " BLUE TEAM SCORES!!!!");
}
}

This does not seem to work now I should tell you that this is being built in a skybox and as a result none of the walls are physical.

Any help anyone has would be very much appreciated 

 

[Darkie Minotaur]

As for the first script:

If the script is in the inventory of object A and object B is in the inventory of object A as well, object B should be rezzed as soon as the script gets started.

To de-rez the object, you could make a script with a rez event that waits a second and then lets the object die. This script would go into object B

default {     on_rez(integer param) {        llSleep(1.0);        llDie();     }}

 

As for the collision, you should be a litle more specific as to what your problem is. But in general: If both objects are non-physical, no collision event will occur. You could make the ball physical.

[Mark Busch]

If people 'control' an object, then either

-they are wearing it
-they are sitting on it and it is an vehicle (it can look like they are inside the object because a script can define the sit position
-they are sitting on it (or not) and movement is script based without using a vehicle (less smooth)

 

for the rez script, llRezObject does rez an object, ofcourse you have to place something in the inventory of the object. In the rezzed object you can indeed place a script as MagicMert showed

As for the collissions: try putting  llVolumeDetect(TRUE); in the state_entry of an object. This will make it phantom but it will detect collisions. Use collision events to detect them.