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I am trying to find a simple script for texture change with controller for certain linked prims


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I am looking for a simple script for texture changes in named linked objects with uuid using a different prim as controller.  I find this for opacity but not for changing textures.  Does anyone have this? 

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This is not the place to look. The LSL Scripting forum is a forum where scripters share ideas and problems. If you're looking for a free script, try any of the many inline or in-world script libraries or in the Wanted forum. You can probably also find a scipt that meets your needs in Marketplace.  If you want to hire a scripter to write something for you, post in the InWorld Employment forum.

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Thanks, rather than looking for a free script i hope to find how to change an opacity script to texture change.  I am able to understand some limited sl coding.  I am learning.  Just hoping for some pointers. 

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Cool.  Learning by modifying a working script is a good method.  The only drawback is that an existing script often does something quite different from what you want, so it can be more trouble to modify than to simply write a new one.  A Catch-22 of sorts.  If you're lucky, though, you can use the basic framework of your existing script to control dialogs, for example, and just worry about swapping out the textures.  If your current script changes opacity, it's doing it by adjusting llSetAlpha or an equivalent function.  Once you see where that's done, you can think about replacing it with llSetTexture and then deciding which textures to designate.

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