Rolig Loon

Missing a "K"! Yup. So I quickly replaced it. You are WAY too fast.

Smelly underwear causes killer sensations TRULY

Santa can't recall a malevolent GHOST

Rowan only made sure you understand that That is, no commercial use of a Linden Home in Bellisseria. If your 2048 is on the Mainland, it's OK.

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Miles Davis

saw bones

Feel good? That's kind of a low bar. Virtually everything meets that criterion. If it didn't, I'd log out and do RL stuff (which I probably ought to be doing anyway). I mean, gee.... why would I voluntarily keep logging into the place for over 17 years if I didn't like being here?

Better than what?

Yes, that should work too. The script I posted above is one way to write a basic smooth rotating door script, only in the case of a door you'd want the door's server side rotation to stop at PI/2 (open) instead of snapping back to ZERO_ROTATION. The point in either case is that the server doesn't know that your object has rotated at all if you just use llTargetOmega on a non-physical object, so you have to use llSetRot to tell the server. THEN, once llTargetOmega stops, you can tell the server with a second llSetRot to rotate the object wherever you'd like it to be.

Tried what? The script above works fine:

integer iOn; integer iStep; default { touch_start(integer total_number) { iOn = !iOn; if (iOn) { llTargetOmega(<0.0,0.0,1.0>, PI/8, 1.0); llSetTimerEvent(1.0); } else { llTargetOmega(<0.0,0.0,1.0>, 0.0, 0.0); llSetRot(ZERO_ROTATION); llSetTimerEvent(0.0); iStep = 0; } } timer() { llSetRot(llAxisAngle2Rot(<0.0,0.0,1.0> ,++iStep *PI/8)); } } You have to rotate the object in the server at the same rate as llTargetOmega rotates it in client space. Then stop both and reset to ZERO_ROTATION.

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If you mean that none of those suggestions is unique to SL, that's true. Any of them might be used to relieve stress that someone felt because of something in SL, though. Stressed out over losing stuff in your inventory? Close your eyes and meditate... OMmmm. Really annoyed at a neighbor's billboard? Put on a smooth jazz album and zone out for a bit. Having a panic attack because of the crowd at a sales event? TP home and take a deep breath. I agree that there's nothing new and magical in any of that, which also means I agree that this is sort of a ho-hum topic for a thread, but they are perfectly good ways to chill out in SL.

The correct format for llSetLinkPrimitiveParams is llSetLinkPrimitiveParams( integer link, list rules ); You've left off the first parameter in each case, so the link isn't identified. By the way, unless there's a good reason to, it's usually best to use llSetLinkPrimitiveParamsFast instead.