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|desc=The object has changed owners. This event occurs in the original object when it is purchased or a copy of it is purchased, but not when its contents are purchased. This event occurs in the original object when a user takes it or takes a copy of it or when the owner deeds it to a group. The event occurs in the new object when it is first rezzed.  
|desc=The object has changed owners. This event occurs in the original object when a user takes it or takes a copy of it or when the owner deeds it to a group. The event occurs in the new object when it is first rezzed.
 
Counter-intuitively, this event also occurs in the ''original'' object when it is purchased or a copy of it is purchased (although the original object does ''not'' in fact change owner). The event does not occur in the original object when its contents are purchased.
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Revision as of 16:44, 12 August 2018

Description

Constant: integer CHANGED_OWNER = 0x80;

The integer constant CHANGED_OWNER has the value 0x80

The object has changed owners. This event occurs in the original object when a user takes it or takes a copy of it or when the owner deeds it to a group. The event occurs in the new object when it is first rezzed.

Counter-intuitively, this event also occurs in the original object when it is purchased or a copy of it is purchased (although the original object does not in fact change owner). The event does not occur in the original object when its contents are purchased.

Related Articles

Events

•  changed

Examples

default
{
    changed(integer change)
    {
        if (change & CHANGED_OWNER) //note that it's & and not &&... it's bitwise!
        {
            llOwnerSay("The owner of the object has changed.");
        }
    }
}

Deep Notes

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   CHANGED_OWNER in LSL script always triggered when detaching and attaching again an object

Signature

integer CHANGED_OWNER = 0x80;