exist this function or no ?

[azro Maktoum]

i m searshing for function lLlisten to typing without type it in local chat  like using /5

but without using /5

 

exixst or no ? thanks ...

[Innula Zenovka]

If you mean you want to say something on channel 5 without having to type it all out, in order to trigger something, you could make a gesture to say whatever it is, on channel 5.   See http://community.secondlife.com/t5/English-Knowledge-Base/Using-gestures-and-animations/ta-p/700069 

[Kristin Burner]

mew mew ma mew pepe le pew loves you :matte-motes-bashful:

 

Maybe you mean llSay(channel, message)

[Nexii Malthus]

Function, so obviously not some client-side only solution.

 

See llTextBox: http://wiki.secondlife.com/wiki/LlTextBox

[Galathir Darkstone]

I'm going to have to throw in a big thank you for mentioning this function, Nexii! I don't know if you helped the OP, but this was a very timely reminder for me You rock!

 

edit: because I'm a dork and used the OPs name in my thank you that was meant for Nexii

[azro Maktoum]

thanks evry one .....

i want to create a traduct without showing d first message in local chat

example :

Azrou maktoum : Salut

Object  : Hello

i want to show just the second message 

thnaks

[2toe Bigboots]

i just had this issue and to solve i used  llTextBox in a touch event

 

string Owner;default{    state_entry()    {        llOwnerSay("Touch To Open Chat");    }    touch_start(integer total_number)    {        Owner = llGetOwner();        llTextBox(Owner,"Type Mesg ",-321);    }}

 now when you touch it a diolog box opens and what ever you type is sent on chann -321 hope this helps

[azro Maktoum]

how can i make gesture trigger auto without shortcut ..... thanks

[azro Maktoum]

thanks but i don't like it cuz we must click in send for send message ......

[azro Maktoum]

i want to create a traduct without showing d first message in local chat

example :

Azrou maktoum : Salut

Object  : Hello

i want to show just the second message 

thnaks

[Rolig Loon]

Do you mean something like this?

default{    state_entry()    {        llSensorRepeat("","",AGENT,10.0,PI,2.0);    }    sensor (integer num)    {        llListen(0,"","","");    }        no_sensor()    {        state no_listen;    }        listen(integer channel, string name, key id, string msg)    {        if (llToLower(llStringTrim(msg,STRING_TRIM)) == "hello")        {            llSay(0,"Salud.");        }    }}state no_listen{    state_entry()    {        //This state just cancels the llListen in state default        state default;    }}

 It only knows one word, so it's a pretty dumb script, but at least it's smart enough to stop listening if there's no one within 10 m.

 

[PeterCanessa Oh]

The problem is that you say you want to hide what an avatar says without using a non-public channel and without using llTextBox().  Sorry but that's how SL works and there's nothing scripting can do about it.  Similarly you can't make a gesture trigger without a shortcut - how would it know when it was meant to work?

If you think not showing your text is important enough you can write a custom viewer that will intercept and translate the text, then only send the translation to SL.  Within SL your options remain public chat, non-public chat (eg; /5), llTextBox(), a triggered gesture (which could only do one phrase) or a 'phrasebook' menu system that would let you select a pre-defined phrase.

[Aspera Eponym]

Or a combination of the above! I wrote a roleplaying HuD which uses a triggered gesture to redirect that chat to a private channel, which the HuD listened to and processed. It was a one time set up for each player to set their gestures to their personally assigned channel number. the HuD let them select which character they were playing, changed the HuD's name to that character's name and repeated the text so that what they said was said by their character name (this was before there were Display names) rather than their avatar name.... I could easily have added the option to translate with Google Translation... So all they had to to instead of typing say /5 (and risk interactions with other scripts using low chat channels, we were able to use much higher safer chat channels and no one had to remember the channel numbers, just easy to type gesture triggers like '' (two single quotes) before their character's dialog. I think that is about as easy as you can get to accomplish the goal of hiding the original chat, but still requires the speaker to type a trigger at the start... I think some TPVs had a box at the end of their chat bar you could set to a nonzero chat channel, if you could convince your customers to use that it might work (assuming it didn't reset the box each time, I don't remember how that worked)