Difference between revisions of "Color-to-Vector Tool"
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This script is useful as a WYSIWYG color reporter. Each time the prim's color changes, the color vector is chatted to the owner. Note, it reports the color of face 0(zero) by default. | This script is useful as a WYSIWYG color reporter. Each time the prim's color changes, the color vector is chatted to the owner. Note, it reports the color of face 0(zero) by default. | ||
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[[Category:LSL Examples]] | [[Category:LSL Examples]] | ||
Revision as of 16:27, 30 March 2008
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Say the Prim's Color Vector
This script is useful as a WYSIWYG color reporter. Each time the prim's color changes, the color vector is chatted to the owner. Note, it reports the color of face 0(zero) by default.
<lsl> integer FACE = 0;
default {
changed(integer change) {
if (change & CHANGED_COLOR) llOwnerSay("Color Vector = " + (string)llGetColor(FACE));
}
} </lsl>