Difference between revisions of "Template:LSL Function/permission/caveat switch"

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|PERMISSION_TAKE_CONTROLS=* Once the [[{{{1}}}]] permission is granted, it can be revoked from inside the script (with [[llReleaseControls]] or a new [[llRequestPermissions]] call), or if the user chooses Release Keys from the viewer. Otherwise, the script will only lose the permission if it is reset or the object derezzed (deleted, detached, or taken).
|PERMISSION_TAKE_CONTROLS=* Once the [[{{{1}}}]] permission is granted, it can be revoked from inside the script (with [[llReleaseControls]] or a new [[llRequestPermissions]] call), or if the user chooses Release Keys from the viewer. The script will also lose this permission on reset, or if the object is deleted, detached, dropped, or taken into inventory.
|PERMISSION_CONTROL_CAMERA=*The [[{{{1}}}]] permission is automatically revoked when the avatar stands up from or detaches the object, and any scripted camera parameters are automatically cleared.
|PERMISSION_CONTROL_CAMERA=*The [[{{{1}}}]] permission is automatically revoked when the avatar stands up from or detaches the object, and any scripted camera parameters are automatically cleared.
|PERMISSION_TRIGGER_ANIMATION=* Once the [[{{{1}}}]] permission is granted there may be no way to revoke it except from inside the script (for example, with a new [[llRequestPermissions]] call) or if the script is reset.  ''For Viewer 3.6.7 and up:'' If the object is ''not'' attached to the permission granter but ''is'' in the same region, then '''Me>Movement>Stop Animating Me''' will revoke both [[PERMISSION_TRIGGER_ANIMATION]] and [[PERMISSION_OVERRIDE_ANIMATIONS]] (other permissions will remain).
|PERMISSION_TRIGGER_ANIMATION=* Once the [[{{{1}}}]] permission is granted there may be no way to revoke it except from inside the script (for example, with a new [[llRequestPermissions]] call) or if the script is reset.  ''For Viewer 3.6.7 and up:'' If the object is ''not'' attached to the permission granter but ''is'' in the same region, then '''Me>Movement>Stop Animating Me''' will revoke both [[PERMISSION_TRIGGER_ANIMATION]] and [[PERMISSION_OVERRIDE_ANIMATIONS]] (other permissions will remain).

Revision as of 05:30, 14 December 2013

  • Once the [[{{{1}}}]] permission is granted there is no way to revoke it except from inside the script (for example, with a new llRequestPermissions call) or if the script is reset.