Lilac Melodious

quite old, yes. but for Firestorm Beta 6.6.9, this issue occurs still, or randomly it will occupy 10GB of RAM. (i have 32GB) it does seem like a memory leak, which has yet to be tackled.

I've been working on this particular script for a while now, however in a recent addition to add a status var of "Crashed", "Normal Restart" or "Unknown", the dataserver works as intended, however the while loop for sending the message over llInstantMessage seems to not work for some reason. integer mem = 16384; integer gNotify = 0; integer listinc; key query = "NULL_KEY"; string sData = ""; string ver = "v1.1.0 b2"; string time = "No restart last recorded."; list lNotify = [ // Comment out or remove NULL values. e.g: "" -> //"" or /*""*/ //"", // //"", // "ea95c22c-834b-4e01-8833-988caacc8dc6", // Lilac.Melodious "972520cd-4c9f-4f42-83f3-041873c4e0ef"//, // kalacorad //"", // //"" // ]; // UUIDs only. ///////// Get PDT/PST by Omei.Qunha list weekdays = ["Sun", "Mon", "Tue", "Wed", "Thu", "Fri", "Sat"]; string Unix2PST_PDT(integer insecs) { string str = Convert(insecs - (3600 * 8) ); // PST is 8 hours behind GMT if (llGetSubString(str, -3, -1) == "PDT") // if the result indicates Daylight Saving Time ... str = Convert(insecs - (3600 * 7) ); // ... Recompute at 1 hour later return str; } // This leap year test is correct for all years from 1901 to 2099 and hence is quite adequate for Unix Time computations integer LeapYear(integer year) { return !(year & 3); } integer DaysPerMonth(integer year, integer month) { if (month == 2) return 28 + LeapYear(year); return 30 + ( (month + (month > 7) ) & 1); // Odd months up to July, and even months after July, have 31 days } string Convert(integer insecs) { integer w; integer month; integer daysinyear; integer mins = insecs / 60; integer secs = insecs % 60; integer hours = mins / 60; mins = mins % 60; integer days = hours / 24; hours = hours % 24; integer DayOfWeek = (days + 4) % 7; // 0=Sun thru 6=Sat integer years = 1970 + 4 * (days / 1461); days = days % 1461; // number of days into a 4-year cycle @loop; daysinyear = 365 + LeapYear(years); if (days >= daysinyear) { days -= daysinyear; ++years; jump loop; } ++days; for (w = month = 0; days > w; ) { days -= w; w = DaysPerMonth(years, ++month); } string str = ((string) years + "-" + llGetSubString ("0" + (string) month, -2, -1) + "-" + llGetSubString ("0" + (string) days, -2, -1) + " " + llGetSubString ("0" + (string) hours, -2, -1) + ":" + llGetSubString ("0" + (string) mins, -2, -1) ); integer LastSunday = days - DayOfWeek; string PST_PDT = " PST"; // start by assuming Pacific Standard Time // Up to 2006, PDT is from the first Sunday in April to the last Sunday in October // After 2006, PDT is from the 2nd Sunday in March to the first Sunday in November if (years > 2006 && month == 3 && LastSunday > 7) PST_PDT = " PDT"; if (month > 3) PST_PDT = " PDT"; if (month > 10) PST_PDT = " PST"; if (years < 2007 && month == 10 && LastSunday > 24) PST_PDT = " PST"; return (llList2String(weekdays, DayOfWeek) + " " + str + PST_PDT); } /////////// End of borrowed function notifyonRestart() // There is no state detection for crashes, yet. { string status; if (sData == "up") { status = "Normal Restart"; } else { status = sData; } string region = llGetRegionName(); //string status; string channel = llGetEnv("sim_channel"); string version = llGetEnv("sim_version"); string message = "The sim has restarted. Give 15-60 seconds for the sim to be fully ready before teleporting.\n Simulator info: \n"+region+"\n"+channel+"\n"+version+"\nRestarted: "+time+"\nCause of restart"+status+"\nScript Version "+ver; integer pos = gNotify; while (++pos > -1) { llInstantMessage((key)llList2Key(lNotify, pos), message); llSetTimerEvent(0.2); if(llGetListLength(lNotify) < pos) { return; } } } clickinfo(key dKey) { string region = llGetRegionName(); string channel = llGetEnv("sim_channel"); string version = llGetEnv("sim_version"); string message = "\n Simulator info: \n"+region+"\n"+channel+"\n"+version+"\nRestarted: "+time+"\nScript Version "+ver; llInstantMessage(dKey, message); } default { on_rez(integer start_param) { llResetScript(); llSetTimerEvent(2); } state_entry() { //llSetMemoryLimit(16384); if (llGetListLength(lNotify) < 1) // If list empty, use Object Owner UUID. { lNotify = [(string)llGetOwner()]; } state Run; } } state Run { state_entry() { llSetMemoryLimit(mem); llSetObjectName(llGetRegionName()); } changed(integer Changed) { if(Changed & CHANGED_REGION_START) { query = llRequestSimulatorData(llGetRegionName(), DATA_SIM_STATUS); notifyonRestart(); } } dataserver(key qID, string data) { if (qID = query); { llInstantMessage(llGetOwner(), data); // Debug if (data) { sData == data; } } } touch(integer total_number) { clickinfo(llDetectedKey(0)); } } Should something stick out, please let me know. Currently the dataserver call is only for DATA_SIM_STATUS, and nothing else for memory reasons. This is because there is otherwise no other reliable way to implement the crashed/normal restart bit of information i wish to add, and it is not quite optimized yet. That will follow at a later date.

Like the others have said, the release notes return an access denied page without template. Maybe release notes after 2018 are internal use only?

Thanks! That worked. This was done late at night and I only just got around to testing it. lol

Alright, here I am again with an odd issue. I'm working on a script that rezs an object on keyword, for roleplay purposes. I keep getting a compile error from the internal server. I have looked at a few topics and have tried a few sims, both on the main channel, one a homestead, and the other being the mainland. Nothing new, but largely in-progress, and i stopped at object_rez to test to see if it compiled, hence why it's commented out here. Here's the script: //////////// ////VARS//// //////////// key id = llGetOwner; string trgr = "poops"; // Word to trigger. string objName = "test"; // Name of the object to be rezed. //integer lstChannel = 4; // Channel to listen for the trigger word on integer mem = 32768; // Memory limit for the script. integer lstHandle; //----------// start(integer inputInteger) { lstHandle = llListen(4, "", id, trgr); llSetMemoryLimit(inputInteger); llOwnerSay("Script has started."); llListen(4, "", id, ""); } orez() { llOwnerSay("Object is rezzed. Restarting."); llResetScript(); } default { state_entry() { start(mem); llGetAttached(); if (llGetAttached() != 40) { llOwnerSay("Please add me to Avatar Center before use."); } } listen(integer channel, string name, key id, string message) { if (message == trgr) { llRezAtRoot(objName, (vector)llGetPos(), ZERO_VECTOR, ZERO_ROTATION, 1); } } /*object_rez(key id) { ; } */}

Noted. I'll fiddle around with the hierarchy of these starements.

Alright, I have tried without those before before posting, but that was also before I found some late-night typos within the script in various parts.

Thought I had added the problem in the main post, I'll get that added after this. The issue revolves around the response from the llDialog command, which is set up as it should. Either the llListen call is somehow messed up without me knowing, as the if/else logic is mostly being ignored, besides the main and cancel buttons.

You can use a very simple rotation script to rotate the object, keeping the root prim static while everything else rotates beyond the screen, given the script is in the root prim.

Evening everyone, I've recently ran into a problem creating the following script. The else/if logic is mostly unresponsive, other than the main and cancel segments. No llRegionSayTo calls (or even llSay) are being executed. See below; //=================================// //============Variables============// //=================================// integer gListener; //Don't change integer dialogChannel; //Don't change integer dialogHandle; //Don't change integer rstChannel = 99; //llRegionSayTo channel for communication to the slave scripts. integer mem = 16384; /*Reccommended value 16384; Lower values may not work, causing the script to take 64k (65536) instead of your limited amount, or to shout "Stack Heap Collision".*/ string abrv = "\nWhat part would you like to hide?"; string abrvA = "\nWhat arm would you like to hide?"; string abrvA1 = "\nWhat would you like to do with 'RightArm'?"; string abrvA2 = "\nWhat would you like to do with 'LeftArm'?"; string abrvC = "\nWhat would you like to do on 'Chest'?"; string abrvW = "\nWhat would you like to do on 'Waist'?"; //string abrvL = "\nWhat leg would you like to hide?"; list menuSelect = ["Chest", "Arms", "Waist", "Cancel"]; list menuSelectA = ["Show RArm", "Hide RArm", "Show LArm", "Hide LArm", "Main"]; list menuSelectC = ["ShowC", "HideC", "Main"]; list menuSelectW = ["ShowW", "HideW", "Main"]; //list menuSelectL = ["Right", "Left", "Main"]; key id; /* =================================== ===========STATE CONFIG============ =================================== */ memory() { llSetMemoryLimit(mem); llOwnerSay("DEBUG; MEMORY: "+(string)llGetUsedMemory()+" used of "+(string)llGetMemoryLimit()); } open_menu(key inputKey, string inputString, list inputList){ dialogChannel = (integer)llFrand(DEBUG_CHANNEL)*-1; dialogHandle = llListen(dialogChannel, "", inputKey, ""); llDialog(inputKey, inputString, inputList, dialogChannel); llSetTimerEvent(45.0);} //Time in Seconds before listen timeout. close_menu(){ llSetTimerEvent(0); //0 is used here in place of 0.0 to save memory. llListenRemove(dialogHandle);} /* =================================== ===============CODE================ =================================== */ default{ on_rez(integer start_param){ llResetScript();} state_entry(){ memory(); llOwnerSay("DEBUG: Memory allocated; Script booted."); llOwnerSay("I'm in JoMo Griffin mode...");} touch_end(integer total_number){ key id = llDetectedKey(0); //Find who touched me. //key id = llGetOwner(); llListen(dialogChannel, "", llGetOwner(), ""); close_menu(); //Destroys my active ears. open_menu(id, abrv, menuSelect);} listen(integer channel, string name, key id, string message){ //if(channel != dialogChannel) //return; //close_menu(); if(message == "Chest") { open_menu(id, abrvC, menuSelectC); return; { if(message == "ShowC") { llRegionSayTo(llGetOwner(), 99, "topon"); } else if (message == "HideC") { llRegionSayTo(llGetOwner(), 99, "topoff"); llOwnerSay("touched.."); //debug, where the problem was noticed. } return;} } else if (message == "Arms") { open_menu(id, abrvA, menuSelectA); { if (message == "Show RArm") { llRegionSayTo(llGetOwner(), 99, "armRoff"); } else if (message == "Hide RArm") { llRegionSayTo(llGetOwner(), 99, "armRoff"); } else if (message == "Show LArm") { llRegionSayTo(llGetOwner(), 99, "armLoff"); } else if (message == "Hide LArm") { llRegionSayTo(llGetOwner(), 99, "armLoff"); }return; } } else if (message == "Waist") { open_menu(id, abrvW, menuSelectW); { if(message == "ShowW") { llRegionSayTo(llGetOwner(), 99, "waiston"); } else if(message == "HideW") { llRegionSayTo(llGetOwner(), 99, "waistoff"); } return;} } else if(message == "Main"){ open_menu(id, abrv, menuSelect); return;} } timer() { close_menu(); } } To answer any common questions, yes, I am on land that has scripts enabled, and it does compile. I've also read around on some similar problems on here. If anyone can help out, that'll mean a lot! Also, this is interfacing Alpha slave scripts, which I've already checked, and tested in local using /(channel)(message) format, like everything else, as well as using with other scripts like togglers that also use llRegionSayTo. they indeed work.