Darkie Minotaur

HTTP_BODY_MAXLENGTH in llHTTPRequest defines the accepted length of the body óf http_response - not the length of the length of the body sent by llHTTPRequest. This, I think (but I'm not sure) only limited by the script memory available.

You can't load a texture from an external server - from the perspective of LL there are good reasons for that, I guess. What you could do, however, is use moap (media on a prim - see here e.g. ) to load a texture to the face of a prim. Most likely, however, this will not work with rotating images - or to a limizted degree - since pages are rendered to each viewer.

HTTP communication is simple: request an an response. I you use several echo or print commands in an response, the result will still be one response. That should answer the quostion for separate http_responses. As for several scripts listening for the responses to the same request: All scripts in a prim that sent the request can listen for the response. To advice you how to best go about your problrm, it wiuld be good to know a little more about what your problem is.

Ok. Which object/prim these lines a written for? My starting point id the original object - so objRot would be llGetRot()

I have two more questions: What is objRot? What is normal (third line in your code)? Thanks!

Thanks a lot, Dora - I will try it - and try to understand it.

I know I will chew off my lips when I see the solution, but I'm stuck here. I want to mirror a prim at an axis - let's say the global x-achis. I got the positioning right - piece of cake. But I just don't get the rotation math right. How do I get the rotation mirrored properly (let's keep it simple, and take the global x-axis?

Ok - no worries.

Bezieht sich dein Posting auf meines - es scheint so, weil du ja auf meines antwortest. Ich muss aber ehrlich zugeben: Ich verstehe nicht, worauf du dich beziehst.

Dies ist kein Beitrag zum Thema - aber ich habe mich beim Lesen Orcas Postings doch ziemlich amüsiert - rund um das Wort "Interpretaton". Das - und wenn man andere korrigiert, sollte man schon richtig richtig stellen - ein Substantiv ist. Aber auch inhaltlich fand ich das Statement lustig - natürlich ist vieles darin eine Interpretation (viele wüdren sogar sagen, dass jeder Meinugsaüßerung eine Interpretation voraus geht). Das deutlichste Beispiel: Deinem "EDIT 2" liegen einige Interpretationen zu Grunde. Das nur nebenbei.

The smoothest way to do what you want would be to use llSetKeyframedMotion. How you calculate the coordinates depends on how they are defined.

As far as your little script is concerned, there is no reson it shouldn't work in a HUD.

You can't do it, if you put the cadrige inside the projector's inventory. As long s both objects are rezzed in the same region, you can however use llGiveInventoryList (http://wiki.secondlife.com/wiki/LlGiveInventoryList) to treansfer the textures in the cardrige to the projector.

- Just try - and if you run into problems, just shout here!

What you basically need is a money event (http://wiki.secondlife.com/wiki/Money) to know that someone has payed the object and a timer event (http://wiki.secondlife.com/wiki/Timer) that you set with llSetTimerEvent (http://wiki.secondlife.com/wiki/Timer) to time the sitting. For an example how to script a pose ball, look here http://wiki.secondlife.com/wiki/Zero_Lag_Poseball

The answer is simple: prim media is not supported by v1 based viewers. They only support parcel media. Firestorm does, however, since it's not v1 based.

If the right-click way isn't what you want, you could use a second prim, make it transparent and place it on the face in question. Of cause, this means you can't click on the media (e.g. links) on the media prim.

You should state more precisely what you want. Do you want to load media onto a prim's face or do you want to retrieve data from an outworld server? These are 2 very different things. To display media on a prim, you either use parcel media (look at LlParcelMediaCommandList) or prim-media (look at llSetPrimMediaParams)

The simplest way usually simply llHTTPRequest (if the inworld object triggers the information retrieval) or llHTTPResponse (if the webserver triggers the information retrieva; lslightly more tricky).

To stop the object to react on clicks for a bit, you simply add a timer and a flag: key myRequest;string Who;integer touchable = 1;default{ state_entry() { } touch_start(integer number) { if (touchable) { touchable = 0; Who=llDetectedKey(0); llSetTimerEvent(10.0); llInstantMessage(Who,"Sending request to the server! Please wait..."); myRequest=llHTTPRequest("http://example.com/Page.asp", [HTTP_METHOD, "POST", HTTP_MIMETYPE, "application/x-www-form-urlencoded"], "Who=" + llGetUsername(llDetectedKey(0))); } else { llInstantMessage(Who,"Please wait a bit"); } } http_response(key request_id, integer status, list metadata, string body) { if (request_id == myRequest) { llInstantMessage(Who,body); } } timer() { touchable = 1; llSetTimerEvent(0); } } You could also wait for the http_response for setting touchable to 1 again, which at you current design would be better, since if the response has not arrived back when a second avi touches the objects, Who will be overwritten and the first ava won't get the IM in the response event, but the 2nd avi would get two mesages-

Grundsätzlich sollte SL - und auch Firestorm - auf eurer GraKa laufen, wenn auch nicht sonderlich schön - ihr bewegt euch damit am unteren Ende dessen, was SL braucht. Bevor hier schlechtes Benehmen in blanke Aggression um schlägt, ein paar Tipps: bevor ich anfangen würde, in den Untiefen der verschiedenen Einstellungeb zu wühlen, würde ich einfach den Viewer sauber de-installieren und neu installieren. Wie man sauber de-installiert, könnt ihr hier nachlesen wenn das nichts hilft, geht inworld zur Support-Gruppe und fragt dort nach

There are two problems I can see in your code for the rezzed object: You use "attached" as a global variable - and as the variable for the parameter that gets passed by the attach event. Change the name of the global - let's say to "isattached" and set it to attached in the event. You din't st your global 'attached' - so it's not NULL_KEY. I would set it to NULL_key explicitly in the rezz event. Try and see if that solves the riddle.

In which event do use this code? I guess it's the money event (the part before the http_response event), which doesn't support llDetectedKey() but passes the key of the ava that has payed money as a parameter. , id or Who are keys, so you have to convert them, using them as a string. AlsoYour code could look something like: key myRequest;key Who;state cash { money(key id, integer amount) { Who = id; llInstantMessage(Who,"Sending request to the server"); myRequest=llHTTPRequest("http://example.com/Page.asp", [HTTP_METHOD, "POST", HTTP_MIMETYPE, "application/x-www-form-urlencoded"], "Who=" + (string)Who); } http_response(key request_id, integer status, list metadata, string body) { if (request_id == myRequest) { llInstantMessage(Who,body); } }}

Was für eine GraCa hast du verbaut - hast du eventuell 2?

Look at llGetInventoryName- the example there should show you, how to iterate over the contents of an inventory.