llRezAtRoot is only rezzing small prims

[MaxMum Panache]

I have a script that rezzed from a list of objects.  It has been working fine for hundreds of times then I loaded a set of objects including 10x10x30 prims.  Now its not working.  I put a debug print in to make sure the card is being read and the rez loop is being executed.   These are fine.  The script is working but the llRezAtRoot is just not rezzing.  I put a smaller copy of the same objects in too.  It rezzes these fine but still ingnores the larger versions... I tried just a llRezObject command and it rezzes things fine.  All I can think is that there is some size problem using the llRezAtRoot that I can't find any thing about.

Find the scripts at: http://pastebin.com/uwyLvXYN

[Rolig Loon]

Size isn't likely to be the issue.  Unless llRezAtRoot fails because you've exceeded the prim allowance, it's usually because you're trying to rez something more than 10m from the rezzer.  I haven't taken the time to dig through your script to understand how you are defining the position where you want your objects to rez, but that's where I would start looking if I were you.

[Dora Gustafson]

Maybe the big prim center is further away than 10 m from the rezzing prim

llRezAtRoot silently fails to rez inventory if position is more than 10 meters away from the prim trying to rez inventory

:smileysurprised::smileyvery-happy:

[MaxMum Panache]

That seems to be the problem... re-scanned from the middle of the objects and they rez fine.  Good call.

[steph Arnott]

The 10m distance can be over come by rezzing the object at zero rezz point and then moving to the required position.Biuld rezzer script work this way.

[Dora Gustafson]

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steph Arnott wrote:

The 10m distance can be over come by rezzing the object at zero rezz point and then moving to the required position.Biuld rezzer script work this way.

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Even better: move the rezzing prim to the rez position before rez

This way you don't have to script the rezzed prim

:smileysurprised::smileyvery-happy:

[steph Arnott]

um well would work, but multi rezzed prims?

Added: Biulders Buddy which is open sorce uses a jump method, here the link, it works sim wide.

http://wiki.secondlife.com/wiki/Builders_Buddy_v1

http://www.free-lsl-scripts.com/cgi/freescripts.plx?ID=812

[Rolig Loon]

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steph Arnott wrote:

The 10m distance can be over come by rezzing the object at zero rezz point and then moving to the required position.Biuld rezzer script work this way.

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That's a fine method.  Most of us have used it at one time or another, and it's much easier these days since Linden Lab introduced the llSetRegionPos function.  As Dora notes, though, it does mean adding scripts to your rezzed objects as well as to the rezzer.  If you have mod perms, that's no problem.  If you're rezzing someone else's objects and can't add a script to them, though, this option is out.  In that case, as Dora says, you move the rezzer instead. 

BTW, unless you plan on moving the newly-rezzed object again, the responsible thing to do is delete the extra script once it has done its job.

[steph Arnott]

It was just a different method to look at, which ever suits the project can be used. Also as the script can be read makes sense to read it.

[MaxMum Panache]

I actually jumped the rezzer to each point and rezzed and this works very fast and does not appear to move building pieces around... it seems to just pop into place and works on no-mod objects that you can't put scripts in.

I like this much better.

[steph Arnott]

Sorry not sure who you answering? In future helps if you reply to the one person that gave an answer.

[MaxMum Panache]

I actually jumped the rezzer to each point (using llSetRegionPos) and rezzed and this works very fast and does not appear to move building pieces around... it seems to just pop into place and works on no-mod objects that you can't put scripts in which was the point of the script.

I like this much better.