[Trojan Horse?]

i'm guessing some items you get have a piece of code that sends your UUID to

an offworld DB, and adds you to an inworld mailing list etc ... hmmm i always wondered why i get

spam offers from people i never met lol.

[Fixed sun or day cycle?]

have you checked ... llGetDayLength  or ... llGetRegionDayLength   ? , no clue if that would work ....hmm

or mebbe ... llGetEnvironment    with [ ENVIRONMENT_DAYINFO  ]

[xyzzytext and Alpha textures]

i've run into this before, alpha textures borking on  a HUD, can't remember how or if i fixed it

[SL Object HTTP API]

In the end, any http incoming will still have to use LSL to affect an object?

I think the best use case for http would be data manipulation or storage.

good luck

 

 

[sit target height adj]

 

I cannot get my mind around the math.

i'm doing

  float x = ( avi.z/2 ) + (root.z / 2);

but it ends up either too low or too high.

should i be using a percent of the avi height or something?

[Local radio?]

@LoneWolfiNTj This may be a bit complex if you are just starting out,

and it is 4 yrs old, but may help give you a basic idea ,

.. btw this is for parcel music, not media on a prim...

 

[Camera Bug?]

 I've set these 2 ..

llSetCameraEyeOffset(<0.0, 0.0, 0.0> );
llSetCameraAtOffset(<0.0, 0.0, 0.0> );

apparently they don't need ...request perms, and are a prim property,

but even if i use ZERO_VECTOR on them both , i still cannot set the scripted camera's focus & position?

shouldn't there be a way to remove this prim property?

i am able to use them to set the values,  but  when i linked a seat to a vehicle, i now need to

set the cam in the seat, not in the main vehicle script?

 

 

[logical variable]

kewl, ty! .. i would go check, but SL is BORKED for me, again, r n ...

[logical variable]

 is there any way to make this a one liner?

 string sound =  llGetInventoryName(INVENTORY_SOUND, 0);
 if( sound == "") { sound = "e87dab12-e497-72a3-581e-2b8a8254b521"; }
         

i tried the normal thing you would do outside SL, but.. NEWP lol

 string sound =  llGetInventoryName(INVENTORY_SOUND, 0) || "e87dab12-e497-72a3-581e-2b8a8254b521" ;

[Floating Vehicles]

@Mollymews TYSM! ::hugs::

 

[Floating Vehicles]

any links to where one could try these surfboards & waves?

[Billboard]

@Tattooshop

here is an example for the rotation bit,  changes all but the root...

.

integer tog;
rotation rot_90;

update()
{  integer prims = llGetObjectPrimCount( llGetKey() );
   integer x = 2;
   for( ; x <= prims; ++x)
   {    vector ang = <0,0,90>; 
        vector rad = ang * DEG_TO_RAD;
        rot_90 = llEuler2Rot(rad); 
        
        list y =  llGetLinkPrimitiveParams( x, [PRIM_ROT_LOCAL]);
        rotation currRot = llList2Rot( y,0);
        
        llSetLinkPrimitiveParamsFast( x , [
          PRIM_ROT_LOCAL, currRot * rot_90  ]);
        llSleep(0.25);               
   }             
}
default
{
    state_entry()
    {  
    }
    touch_start( integer num)
    {
        if( tog = !tog)
        { llSetTimerEvent(0.1); llOwnerSay("ON");
        }
        else
        {  llSetTimerEvent(0.0);  llOwnerSay("OFF");
        }
    }
    timer()
    { llSetTimerEvent(10.0);  update();
    }
}

 

[Billboard]

just guessing, but mebbe something like...

one texture offset 7 different ways, or 7 textures.

a link message of fwd or back, and different delays for rotating each child depending on the direction.

hmmm...

[Dataserver apparently remembers bad information.]

interesting, i wonder if this could be used in some way,  i wonder if there is a limit to the string you can use...

i've tried this, and it works...

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[New Gacha Policy Discussion]

I'm sure this has been asked, but i'm not reading 130 pages of posts

will 7seas be ending too?.. or is this a "skilled game" ?.. i didn't see them listed there.

you pay , you get a random prize, seems like they are getting special  treatment?

 

['Not'-cha or "I can't believe it's not Gacha" possibilities.]

The LL blog seems very iffy, i think i will just skip doing anything but a normal vendor heh...

 

https://community.secondlife.com/blogs/entry/8586-policy-change-regarding-gacha/

Quote

7seas : the purchase of bait to go “fishing” is a purchase being made of a known item, and also the fish you catch while playing the game are non-transferable.  To be clear, if they are not currently, they must be going forward.

are these fish random?.. or  buying one type of bait Always gets you one type of fish? (guaranteed catch?)

it seems LL is giving them special preference ?

anyhoo, ... oh well

 

['Not'-cha or "I can't believe it's not Gacha" possibilities.]

Quote

#3. Skill-based. (I believe someone else mentioned this somewhere.) Any number of possibilities to make prizes for a "skill-based" game, or make things directly purchasable with 'arcade tokens'.

hmm, so, if you make a skill game that costs to play, and gives prizes based on score? would that work?

( I did a mod of this one at a recent Burningman event, very popular)

https://marketplace.secondlife.com/p/Steam-Fair-Whack-a-Pirate-Game-12-prims/6323707

High Score = the Rare!

[OnHover]

@Raven Huntsman

if you rez a prim, edit it, and change the texture>media>face .. url you can get a mouseover effect

with something like this as the URL...

data:text/html,%3Chtml%3E%3Cbody%3E%3Cbutton%20id%3D%22test%22%20style%3D%22color%3Awhite%3Bbackground%3Alime%22%20onmouseover%3D%27this.style.background%3D%22%23555%22%27%20onmouseout%3D%27this.style.background%3D%22lime%22%27%3Ekleek%3C%2Fbutton%3E%3C%2Fbody%3E%3C%2Fhtml%3E

unescaped it looks like...

data:text/html,<html><body><button id="test" style="color:white;background:lime" onmouseover='this.style.background="#555"' onmouseout='this.style.background="lime"'>kleek</button></body></html>

 

[is it possible to create a listener that listens to http response?]

just an update for anyone using Node.js

I got mine working by adding this to the Repl.it script...

require('ssl-root-cas')
  .inject()
  .addFile(__dirname + '/cert.crt');

and then copying the certificate and adding it as a file ( cert.crt )

from SecondLife Cert on Bitbucket

[Slider for HUD ;)]

@Quistess Alpha

wow, tysm for the heads up on the touch event

[Slider for HUD ;)]

 

 

Quote

how can I make the listener recognize which parameter to change?

 

llRegionSay(10, "gloss: " + (string) gloss);

in the listen event...

       string my_string = message; // "gloss: 123";
        list my_list = llParseString2List(my_string,[":"],[] );
        string command = llList2String(my_list,0);
        float amt = llList2Float( my_list,1);

then do normal stuff like, ... if( command == "gloss") etc etc

 

 you could also use just a texture slider, with no moving prims...

example: using a texture like ...

you could then do something along these lines....

float uvMax     =  1.0;
float uvMin     =  0.0;

float txtrMax   = -0.87;
float txtrMin   =  0.0;

float touch_UV  = 0.0;

float   myOffset;
vector  touchUV;
integer face; 
  
float offsetter( float touch_UV )
{   float OldRange = (uvMax - uvMin);  
    float NewRange = (txtrMax - txtrMin);  
    float NewValue = (((touch_UV - uvMin) * NewRange) / OldRange) + txtrMin;
    return NewValue;
}

default
{
    state_entry() { }
    touch_start(integer total_number)
    {   touchUV  = llDetectedTouchST(0);
        myOffset = offsetter( (float)touchUV.x );
        face     = llDetectedTouchFace(0);
        llOffsetTexture( myOffset, 0.0, face);
    }   
}

now, if you touch the face with this texture, the button on the slider will move to that point.

sadly, i think the only way to get a drag slider would be to use controls, and  arrow keys? , mebbe?

I've made volume sliders that use buttons ( with touch start & touch end) to control text/texture sliders also

[is it possible to create a listener that listens to http response?]

@Xander Lopez

I've done this, but had to use ...

process.env['NODE_TLS_REJECT_UNAUTHORIZED'] = 0;

in my repl.it node.js repl, because i didn't know how to check the certificates,

or if SL doesn't send them?... dunno, but, it works

I set & store the URL for my main SL server with a google apps script, to a google sheet,

then the website can get the current URL of the inworld object, and send it an http req.

[How to submit a texture uuid?]

Another option :

you can drag and drop a texture onto a face of a linked prim  hud  screen.

you could then check for  something like ...

 if (change & CHANGED_TEXTURE) 

and capture the new uuid & send to your obj

[How to submit a texture uuid?]

mebbe something like ... http://wiki.secondlife.com/wiki/LlTextBox

[NEED HELP CREATING A HUD]

Your HUD would just send  a regionsay msg on a specific channel, with the commands

linked to which button you press. 

something kinda like ...

touch_start(integer num_detected)
{
        if ( llGetLinkName(  llDetectedLinkNumber(0)  ) == "hide")
        {  llRegionSay( -123, "ocultar" );
            
        }    
 }