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Jenna Felton: /* Configuration */

2016-05-31T01:44:31Z

Configuration

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	The script will not know what name we use for what prim, every face name can be used for every prim. But we could feel more comfortable when we use one group of defined names for one group of prims and the other group of name definitions for an other group of prims. For example it may feel more convenient when we use the names "top" to "bottom" for cubes and the names "alpha", "beta", "gamma" for cylinders.		The script will not know what name we use for what prim, every face name can be used for every prim. But we could feel more comfortable when we use one group of defined names for one group of prims and the other group of name definitions for an other group of prims. For example it may feel more convenient when we use the names "top" to "bottom" for cubes and the names "alpha", "beta", "gamma" for cylinders.

	The name "omega" is here just for completeness. A number -1 means in LSL 'all faces', so we can have a name for this number, too. But using the special name "each" to address each ~~faces~~ of the addressed prim(s) is faster, hence rather reccomemded.		The name "omega" is here just for completeness. A number -1 means in LSL 'all faces', so we can have a name for this number, too. But using the special name "each" to address each face of the addressed prim(s) is faster, hence rather reccomemded.

	= Painter Script =		= Painter Script =

Jenna Felton: /* Configuration */

2016-05-31T01:38:59Z

Configuration

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	'''FACE_NUMS'''		'''FACE_NUMS'''

	This one needs a bit better explanation. Basically, this list is a fixed dictionary that stores the face names and their numbers. This list explains what the face names mean. For example you have to tell the script that the face "top" has the number 0 before you can use the face name "top" in the paint commands.		This one needs a bit better explanation. Basically, this list is a fixed face dictionary that stores the face names and their numbers. This list explains what the face names mean. For example you have to tell the script that the face "top" has the number 0 before you can use the face name "top" in the paint commands.

	You can assign different face names to the same face number but you may not assign different face numbers to the same face name. When you use the same face name two or more times in the list, probably the first occurance will win (depends how LSL ~~search~~ for ~~names~~ in ~~the~~ list.)		You can assign different face names to the same face number but you may not assign different face numbers to the same face name. When you use the same face name two or more times in the list, probably the first occurance will win (this depends how the LSL processor searches for strings in a list.)

	The script below has currently this definition:		The script below has currently this definition:
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	The script will not know what name we use for what prim, every face name can be used for every prim. But we could feel more comfortable when we use one group of defined names for one group of prims and the other group of name definitions for an other group of prims. For example it may feel more convenient when we use the names "top" to "bottom" for cubes and the names "alpha", "beta", "gamma" for cylinders.		The script will not know what name we use for what prim, every face name can be used for every prim. But we could feel more comfortable when we use one group of defined names for one group of prims and the other group of name definitions for an other group of prims. For example it may feel more convenient when we use the names "top" to "bottom" for cubes and the names "alpha", "beta", "gamma" for cylinders.

	The name "omega" is just for completeness. A number -1 means in LSL all faces, so we can have a name for this number, too. But using the special name "each" to address each faces of the addressed prim(s) is faster, hence rather reccomemded.		The name "omega" is here just for completeness. A number -1 means in LSL 'all faces', so we can have a name for this number, too. But using the special name "each" to address each faces of the addressed prim(s) is faster, hence rather reccomemded.

	= Painter Script =		= Painter Script =

Jenna Felton: /* Given a single prim. */

2016-05-31T01:36:56Z

Given a single prim.

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	The script is installed and the listen is open (the prim is touched.)		The script is installed and the listen is open (the prim is touched.)

	a) To make the top face red, glowing, fullbright ~~aktive~~ and see-trough, use this command:		a) To make the top face red, glowing, fullbright active and see-trough, use this command:

	:<pre>/1901 top color ff0000, glow .75, fullb Y, alpha 0.5</pre>		:<pre>/1901 top color ff0000, glow .75, fullb Y, alpha 0.5</pre>

	:When the script says "no such face 'top'" than the name "top" is not ~~assigned~~ in the configuration.		:When the script says "no such face 'top'" than the name "top" is not used as face name in the script configuration.

	b) This command puts a blank image on each face and sets it medium shiny:		b) This command puts a blank image on each face and sets it medium shiny:

Jenna Felton: /* Paint command */

2016-05-31T01:35:25Z

Paint command

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	''commandlist'' list of ~~the~~ commands and values, separated by comma and space chars. The commands are		''commandlist'' is the list of commands and values, separated by comma and space chars. The commands and parameters are

	* "color" hex - value is given by hexadecimal value like "A7B8C9", as known from HTML. You can obtain it from color editor in some viewers (e.g. Firestorm has it.)		* "color" hex - value is given by hexadecimal value like "A7B8C9", as known from HTML. You can obtain it from paint programs or the color editor in some viewers (e.g. Firestorm has it.)
	* "fullb" Y/N/1/0 - "Y" or "1" switch fullbright on, "N" or "0" switch off.		* "fullb" Y/N/1/0 - "Y" or "1" switch fullbright on, "N" or "0" switch off.
	* "shiny" 0..3 - "0" means no shiny, "3" means max shiny.		* "shiny" 0..3 - "0" means no shiny, "3" means max shiny.
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	==== Color value ====		==== Color value ====

	The hexadecimal color values are used in HTML, most if not all paint programs can print them and some viewers may give the ~~values~~ directly. When no such program or viewer is on hand, you can try an online RGB to HTML converter, for example these: [http://html-color-codes.info/ HTML Color Picker] or [http://www.rapidtables.com/web/color/RGB_Color.htm RGB Color Codes Chart].		The hexadecimal color values are used in HTML, most if not all paint programs can print them and some viewers may give the value directly. When no such program or viewer is on hand, you can try an online RGB to HTML converter, for example these: [http://html-color-codes.info/ HTML Color Picker] or [http://www.rapidtables.com/web/color/RGB_Color.htm RGB Color Codes Chart].

	Please do not use the char "#" in the value, only the chars 0123456789ABCDEF, otherwise the value will be read wrong.		Please do not use the char "#" in the value, only the chars 0123456789ABCDEF, otherwise the value will be read wrong.

Jenna Felton: /* Paint command */

2016-05-30T23:40:35Z

Paint command

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	* "color" hex - value is given by hexadecimal value like "A7B8C9", as known from HTML. You can obtain it from color editor in some viewers (e.g. Firestorm has it.)		* "color" hex - value is given by hexadecimal value like "A7B8C9", as known from HTML. You can obtain it from color editor in some viewers (e.g. Firestorm has it.)
	* "fullb" Y/N/1/0 - "Y" or "1" switch fullbright on, "N" or "0" switch off.		* "fullb" Y/N/1/0 - "Y" or "1" switch fullbright on, "N" or "0" switch off.
	* "shiny" 0..3 - "0" means no shiny, "1" means max shiny.		* "shiny" 0..3 - "0" means no shiny, "3" means max shiny.
	* "image" key - Use the key of the image to assign.		* "image" key - Use the key of the image to assign.
	* "glow" float - The value goes from "0" (no glow) to "1" (max glow), e.g. "0.25".		* "glow" float - The value goes from "0" (no glow) to "1" (max glow), e.g. "0.25".

Jenna Felton: /* Paint command */

2016-05-30T23:01:31Z

Paint command

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	* "glow" float - The value goes from "0" (no glow) to "1" (max glow), e.g. "0.25".		* "glow" float - The value goes from "0" (no glow) to "1" (max glow), e.g. "0.25".
	* "alpha" float - The value goes from "0" (opaque) to "1" (transparent.)		* "alpha" float - The value goes from "0" (opaque) to "1" (transparent.)

			==== Color value ====

			The hexadecimal color values are used in HTML, most if not all paint programs can print them and some viewers may give the values directly. When no such program or viewer is on hand, you can try an online RGB to HTML converter, for example these: [http://html-color-codes.info/ HTML Color Picker] or [http://www.rapidtables.com/web/color/RGB_Color.htm RGB Color Codes Chart].

			Please do not use the char "#" in the value, only the chars 0123456789ABCDEF, otherwise the value will be read wrong.

	=== Examples ===		=== Examples ===

Jenna Felton: /* Control command */

2016-05-30T22:30:04Z

Control command

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	<pre>/1901 close</pre>		<pre>/1901 close</pre>

	This command closes the listen so the script will not respond on the further chat commands until the listen is open by touching the object. When the listen is open this way, the script ~~primts~~ info about this command in chat.		This command closes the listen so the script will not respond on the further chat commands until the listen is open by touching the object. When the listen is open this way, the script prints info about this command in chat.

	=== Paint command ===		=== Paint command ===

Jenna Felton: /* Control command */

2016-05-30T22:29:33Z

Control command

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	=== Control command ===		=== Control command ===

	The only special command close is used to close the listen:		The only special command "close" is used to close the listen:

	<pre>/1901 close</pre>		<pre>/1901 close</pre>

Jenna Felton: /* Configuration */

2016-05-30T22:26:31Z

Configuration

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	'''CHANNEL'''		'''CHANNEL'''

	The constant CHANNEL stores the number of the chat channel used to send the commands. By default it is 1901. Any number is possible, but better to avoid using the public channel 0 except for testing purposes: When ~~publick~~ channel is used, everything said on this channel will be taken as a command: While you talk to your friend, the sctipt will complain about not known face or prim names or commands.		The constant CHANNEL stores the number of the chat channel used to send the commands. By default it is 1901. Any number is possible, but better to avoid using the public channel 0 except for testing purposes: When public channel is used, everything said on this channel will be taken as a command: While you talk to your friend, the sctipt will complain about not known face or prim names or commands.

	'''FACE_NUMS'''		'''FACE_NUMS'''

Jenna Felton: /* Configuration */

2016-05-30T22:25:14Z

Configuration

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	'''CHANNEL'''		'''CHANNEL'''

	The constant CHANNEL stores the number of the chat channel used to send the commands. By default it is 1901.		The constant CHANNEL stores the number of the chat channel used to send the commands. By default it is 1901. Any number is possible, but better to avoid using the public channel 0 except for testing purposes: When publick channel is used, everything said on this channel will be taken as a command: While you talk to your friend, the sctipt will complain about not known face or prim names or commands.

	'''FACE_NUMS'''		'''FACE_NUMS'''