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Inqy Wei

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  1. Thanks for the swift response. The script gets the position from an external source in the form of latitude and longitude. The root prim is a sphere representing the earth, with North at the top. The child prim is ideally a thin cylinder (small z) placed just above the surface of the sphere.
  2. I want to use llSetLinkPrimitiveParams to put a disk (child prim), flat against the surface of a larger sphere (root prim). I have found how to calculate the cartesian coordinates (this is starting from latitude/longitude basically) to put the child in the right place with PRIM_POSITION but nothing I have tried with, for example, llRotBetween() seems to put the child in the correct orientation (using either: PRIM_ROTATION or PRIM_ROT_LOCAL). Has anyone done this (or knows how to)?
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