Caldora Beaumont

You're welcome! Did that work for you?

Hey Katherine! I had the same desire for rain sounds that you could hear SIM-wide and found a streaming site I added to my land's audio listings. "About Land" >>> "Sound" tab >>> "Music URL:" and add this to your drop-down list: https://stream.willstare.com:8850/; It includes random thunder sounds and you can have it play indefinitely, with the volume as per your own computer system (as long as the Music volume is enabled in your viewer) as loud as you like. I have my viewer's music volume set pretty low, Master volume full blast and run my computer's volume setting of around 56-58 and this is still pretty loud. A cool thing is that everyone visiting will hear the same thing, with only their personal viewer/computer volume settings differing. It does not drown out any other environmental sounds you may have in objects on your land (volume dependent, of course). Another cool thing is NO PRIIM USAGE. Yay! Here is another streaming rain site: https://rainyday-mynoise.radioca.st/stream It's not as good as the first one IMO, but your mileage may vary.

Actually, precision is not especially important here. I can verify that the temp does indeed change when the sun position does, but as long as it's ballpark, I'm good ! 🙂

OK. I am neither much of a scripter or proficient in math, but I cribbed the snippets above from multiple sources out there and worked for days to get it to work the way I wanted to. That last bit was defying my admittedly derivative scripting efforts. I applied the llRound function in a few other places, too. Appreciate all the help! In case anyone's interested, this is what displays in my chat window when the thermometer is touched: ..::: Isla De Castaña Weather:::. Temperature: 74 °F (23 °C) Barometric Pressure: 0.030128 ”/Hg (0.102024 kPa) Wind Speed: 18 mph 8 m/S 15 kts Wind Direction: 277° (N=0°, E=90°, S=180°, W=270°). Cloud coverage: 69%. Chance of rain: 64%. Have a nice day! 😃

Thanks everyone!! The llRound function did the trick. " +(string)llRound(temperatureF) + " °F ( "+(string)llRound((temperatureF - 32) * 5/9) +" °C)"; gives me 74 °F ( 23 °C) currently, which looks a lot cleaner in chat.

I have a thermometer object that works fine, but I'd like a math geek to help me with the result that gets posted to chat, namely, the amount of numbers reported after the decimal. Here's the code snippet: float temperatureF = ((((pascal * (2 * llPow(10,22)))/(1.8311*llPow(10,20))/ 8.3)/19.85553747) + (sun.z * 10)); Which returns a value like this: 73.688260 °F ( 23.160140 °C) There are too many numbers here. I'd prefer just one or two after the decimal, i.e. 73.6 °F ( 23.1 °C). How do I re-write the snippet above to delete the last five numbers after the decimal?