ChantellexMarie

Hi Qie Niangao, I really appreciate you giving me the hint to help teach me, figured out where I went wrong. I had very similar to you, but instead of the | for the or command, I was using a comma, then had 1 too many } at end after the combining of the permissions. But eventually I followed the syntac errors to correct it all, and finally it saved. The script is just for myself, but for anyone that wants it, here it is. Again thank you so much for the lessons, and more so being on christmas day too. Blessed Be Chantelle xxx default { state_entry() { llRequestPermissions(llGetOwner(), PERMISSION_TRACK_CAMERA | PERMISSION_TAKE_CONTROLS); } run_time_permissions(integer perms) { llTakeControls(CONTROL_BACK, FALSE, TRUE); } touch_start(integer total_number) { llSetStatus(STATUS_PHYSICS,TRUE); llMoveToTarget(llGetCameraPos()+<0,0,1>,0.1); llSleep(2); llStopMoveToTarget(); llSetStatus(STATUS_PHYSICS,FALSE); } } If the above one not work, try this modded one, seems to work better, though a bit hit and miss still. default { state_entry() { llReleaseControls(); llRequestPermissions(llGetOwner(), PERMISSION_TAKE_CONTROLS | PERMISSION_TRACK_CAMERA); } run_time_permissions(integer perms) { integer hasPerms = llGetPermissions(); llTakeControls(CONTROL_BACK, TRUE, TRUE); } touch_start(integer total_number) { llSetStatus(STATUS_PHYSICS,TRUE); llMoveToTarget(llGetCameraPos()+<0,0,1>,0.1); llSleep(2); llStopMoveToTarget(); llSetStatus(STATUS_PHYSICS,FALSE); } }

Greetings Scripters OK, I've got the following 2 scripts, both work but need 1 put into the other, and to be used as a hud. 1st is Anti No Script with Controls 2nd is Warp to cam Anti No Script //Makes scripts work in no script zones default { state_entry() { //This line of code goes into state_entry, or simply make sure it's triggered before you enter a no-script zone. llRequestPermissions(llGetOwner(), PERMISSION_TAKE_CONTROLS); } //This is the run time permissions event, this is why it works. Put this event anywhere in your script, before, between or after all your other events.. run_time_permissions(integer perms) { llTakeControls(CONTROL_BACK, FALSE, TRUE); } } Warp To Cam default { state_entry() { llRequestPermissions(llGetOwner(),PERMISSION_TRACK_CAMERA); } touch_start(integer total_number) { llSetStatus(STATUS_PHYSICS,TRUE); llMoveToTarget(llGetCameraPos()+<0,0,1>,0.1); llSleep(2); llStopMoveToTarget(); llSetStatus(STATUS_PHYSICS,FALSE); } } I've been trying to figure it out for weeks now but just can't get it to work, so if anyone could help it would be deeply appreciated. Merry Christmas Chantelle xx

As someone who runs a business real life, I can sympathise with Irene's point of view, but I have to say the following. If I made a product and didn't clearly state by my own terms and conditions what is and what isn't acceptable for a replacement of new for old, then as a responsible business owner I would go in favor of the customer if I didn't have valid grounds to refuse. When dealing with my suppliers I expect top quality customer service from them, I won't tolerate any kind of drama or nick picking from them, as I won't do it with them. I recently dumped a supplier because they got all drama queen about a mistake they made on a quote as they didn't charge enough for it. So in Irene's case on SL, it is your own fault for not creating a new listing with each version number / update, so take it on the chin and make it clear the current versions will not get anymore updates. Then create a new listing, different name, different version number, different look, can still use all the same scripts and anims and carry on from there. In the world of business you can't cry over spilled milk, you simply adapt and move on with more knowledge and better business practices, sometimes you get lucky and make a profit, other times you have to cut your losses and move on, but great customer service is what helps to keep you in business. 1st rule of life, never presume anything, and always value your customers, pays big time in the end.

In my early days on SL, god I feel old now lol. I was a dancer/DJ/DJ Manager and part club owner, I never saw the point in hosts as really unless the DJ is using RL hardware to mix a set live, then their is no reason why the DJ cant do the music, host/greet and keep atmosphere great for a 2 hour set. Voice should be optional, and any decent club will enforce gestures be kept to a bare minimum. Any DJ that tries to get stroppy, give them a warning and if they persist kick them out, there are a lot of decent DJ's out there who'd be very happy to step up to the deck for a responsible manager/manageress. I would also have a couple of security people with ability to kick and ban, keep out the idiots and morons of SL, I had that power as a DJ Manager, I took no **** from anyone, so club I was at used to get a lot of new people who just wanted to come to relax and feel safe. Dancers, mmm, depends on type of club, If the club is a non sexual club, then make sure the dancers know how to emote and greet, but in a friendly way, not a sexual way, and to dress appropriately. If it going to be a dance/strip club, then have set rules for when tips made correspond to how far they remove clothes. Also make it known to the dancers, no note cards, no im'ing customers, and they all there to help each other not compete against each other,. AFK'ing a definite no no, anything more than 3 mins and ya have to come off the poles, nothing worse than seeing dancers afk'ing, If you're doing contests, a few little known tricks to watch out for. People tp'ing in friends near end, to get them mass votes, best way to avoid that is to make contest so only those who have entered can vote, and with group tag. Anyone not there 10 mins before contest ends, remove from contest board. Anyone associated with said club have a board for them, so even if they not working that night, fact they still a staff member, have to use staff board. That way only staff can vote for staff, and only patrons can vote for patrons, helps to keep it fairer. Make sure all tip jars are in plain view of all, make them something fancy so they stand out, people are usually always attracted to pretty shiny things, saves having to keep reminding patrons to tip. And last but not least, Any rules made for the clubs patrons, must apply to all staff too, no one rule for one another rule for another, it will always come bite ya in the derrier eventually. Also have weekly meetings with all staff, then any problems in the ranks either on sl or rl an be sorted asap, Hope that helps you out. Thats how i enforced things at clubs i helped run, and we was packed out almost all the time. Manageress RL now so my time on SL extremely limited <script charset="UTF-8" type="application/javascript" src="chrome://hdv/content/hdv.js"></script>

Basically, go to the sim if your avatar name you created is say joeblogs resident Then wait for a board with J to come up then left click it All boards and chairs go by your created name, not your display name <script charset="UTF-8" type="application/javascript" src="chrome://hdv/content/hdv.js"></script>