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|caveats=*[[llWind|Wind]] can cause the prim to drift. | |caveats=*[[llWind|Wind]] can cause the prim to drift. | ||
*Unlike some other characteristics, this is cancelled if the script that set buoyancy is removed from the prim. | *Unlike some other characteristics, this is cancelled if the script that set buoyancy is removed from the prim. | ||
*This function eats [[energy]] to keep the object floating. Large objects | *This function eats [[energy]] to keep the object floating. Large objects may not be able to supply enough energy to keep the object floating. | ||
|constants | |constants | ||
|examples=Makes an object float up slowly (e.g. a red balloon)<lsl>default | |examples=Makes an object float up slowly (e.g. a red balloon)<lsl>default | ||
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Summary
Function: llSetBuoyancy( float buoyancy );| 122 | Function ID |
| 0.0 | Forced Delay |
| 10.0 | Energy |
Sets the buoyancy of the task or object. Requires physics to be enabled.
| • float | buoyancy |
if (buoyancy == 0.0) disables
if (buoyancy < 1.0) sinks
if (buoyancy == 1.0) floats
if (buoyancy > 1.0) rises
Caveats
Examples
Makes an object float up slowly (e.g. a red balloon)<lsl>default {
state_entry()
{
llSetStatus(STATUS_PHYSICS, TRUE);
llSetBuoyancy(1.05);
}
}</lsl>
Notes
Often used to make an object look like gravity does not affect it.