MrDarkWolf
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Thanks for the advice everyone. But, that still doesn't really help me understand where I can get it to send me a notification once per instance, instead of constantly sending out the notification. As stated previously, that is what I am looking for.
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2 hours ago, Fritigern Gothly said:
Stuff a script in the objects which should be rezzed, then add an
on_rez(integer startparam) {;}
event and inside it add the line
"llRegionSay(12345,"I am rezzed." );
This line will execute only once.
Next, make your other object listen on channel 12345 and if it hears "I am rezzed" it will also receive the name and the UUID of the rezzed object. Now you know which object is rezzed.There is no stuffing a new script in the objects that I want to detect. They are no mod and they are not my creation.
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What it is that I am making an item to detect when a breedable drops, or rezzes, its offspring. Each time it happens, they have the same name but different UUIDs. I am wanting for it to notify me of when each one drops, no matter if I am on the same sim or not, but without continuously spamming me of it.
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I have been trying to figure out how to get a script to detect when a scripted object is rezzed and not to have the message keep repeating itself. Though the objects that I am wanting to detect will have the same name each time one rezzes, I am looking to have one message per each occurrence. Help advice will be greatly appreciated.
Still lost on detecting objects
in LSL Scripting
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Let's use this as an example. There are a set of horses (1 male and 4 females) within the 10m of the object's detecting range. When the females give birth, they drop objects called "Hellsent Horse Bundle" (of course not an actual breedable, just an example), but the UUIDs are different and random. Each female drops 1 of these bundles on average of 8 days, with about 2 days in between each female (female #1 drops, 2 days later will be female #2, etc.). The message is to be sent out once each time one of the females gives birth, even when I'm offline.