LlSetTextureAnim - Revision history

Frio Belmonte: non-looped SMOOTH is very janky and hard to get good use out of

2026-04-17T17:12:30Z

non-looped SMOOTH is very janky and hard to get good use out of

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	**The texture rotation is ignored in [[ROTATE]] mode.		**The texture rotation is ignored in [[ROTATE]] mode.
	**Texture repeats are ignored in [[SCALE]] mode.		**Texture repeats are ignored in [[SCALE]] mode.
			*An animation using only [[SMOOTH]] without [[LOOP]] behaves poorly, whether scrolling, rotating or scaling. The animation timing is based on the object's time of existence for the viewer, so a non-looped SMOOTH animation may not play at all if the object time is out of bounds for the specified start/end, and attempting to replay it after it has stopped has no effect.
			** Playing a SMOOTH animation backwards may loop even if not told to do so, and will "rewind" the internal timer allowing it to play forwards afterwards, possibly longer than what the parameters specified suggest.
	*Selecting and un-selecting a prim with animation will reset animation from beginning.		*Selecting and un-selecting a prim with animation will reset animation from beginning.
	*While a texture animation is active on any face of a prim, [[PRIM_NORMAL]] and [[PRIM_SPECULAR]] are usually forced to have their repeats, rotations and offsets to match the [[PRIM_TEXTURE]] ones, even on faces that are '''not''' being animated. Non-animated PBR textured faces are unaffected by this limitation.		*While a texture animation is active on any face of a prim, [[PRIM_NORMAL]] and [[PRIM_SPECULAR]] are usually forced to have their repeats, rotations and offsets to match the [[PRIM_TEXTURE]] ones, even on faces that are '''not''' being animated. Non-animated PBR textured faces are unaffected by this limitation.

Frio Belmonte: the "forced non-diffuse channels" limitation on non-animated faces is even weirder, exact conditions a little unclear (looks like if the normal/specular have anything but <1, 1>, <0, 0>, 0 repeats, offsets and rotation) so I just said "usually"; thankfully does not affect PBR

2025-12-14T20:55:30Z

the "forced non-diffuse channels" limitation on non-animated faces is even weirder, exact conditions a little unclear (looks like if the normal/specular have anything but <1, 1>, <0, 0>, 0 repeats, offsets and rotation) so I just said "usually"; thankfully does not affect PBR

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	**Texture repeats are ignored in [[SCALE]] mode.		**Texture repeats are ignored in [[SCALE]] mode.
	*Selecting and un-selecting a prim with animation will reset animation from beginning.		*Selecting and un-selecting a prim with animation will reset animation from beginning.
	*While a texture animation is active on any face of a prim, [[PRIM_NORMAL]] and [[PRIM_SPECULAR]] are forced to have their repeats, rotations and offsets to match the [[PRIM_TEXTURE]] ones, even on faces that are '''not''' being animated.		*While a texture animation is active on any face of a prim, [[PRIM_NORMAL]] and [[PRIM_SPECULAR]] are usually forced to have their repeats, rotations and offsets to match the [[PRIM_TEXTURE]] ones, even on faces that are '''not''' being animated. Non-animated PBR textured faces are unaffected by this limitation.
	*As of server version 2025-09-03.17442317385, this prim property is maintained when copying in-world.		*As of server version 2025-09-03.17442317385, this prim property is maintained when copying in-world.
	\|constants={{{!}} class="sortable collapsible" {{Prettytable\|style=margin-top:0;}}		\|constants={{{!}} class="sortable collapsible" {{Prettytable\|style=margin-top:0;}}

Lucia Nightfire: This prim property is now maintained when copying in-world.

2025-12-02T21:28:41Z

This prim property is now maintained when copying in-world.

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	*Selecting and un-selecting a prim with animation will reset animation from beginning.		*Selecting and un-selecting a prim with animation will reset animation from beginning.
	*While a texture animation is active on any face of a prim, [[PRIM_NORMAL]] and [[PRIM_SPECULAR]] are forced to have their repeats, rotations and offsets to match the [[PRIM_TEXTURE]] ones, even on faces that are '''not''' being animated.		*While a texture animation is active on any face of a prim, [[PRIM_NORMAL]] and [[PRIM_SPECULAR]] are forced to have their repeats, rotations and offsets to match the [[PRIM_TEXTURE]] ones, even on faces that are '''not''' being animated.
			*As of server version 2025-09-03.17442317385, this prim property is maintained when copying in-world.
	\|constants={{{!}} class="sortable collapsible" {{Prettytable\|style=margin-top:0;}}		\|constants={{{!}} class="sortable collapsible" {{Prettytable\|style=margin-top:0;}}
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	Texture animation is a property of the prim (i.e., you can remove the script that started the animation, and the prim will remember the settings anyway.) Note, though, that as of Jan 2009, texture animation is still one of the prim properties that is lost when using the rezzed in world copy method of shift-drag. Originally brought up in {{Jira\|VWR-640}}, it got its own issue in {{Jira\|SVC-3925}}.		Texture animation is a property of the prim (i.e., you can remove the script that started the animation, and the prim will remember the settings anyway.)
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Gwyneth Llewelyn: Replaced with ; added link to Blinn-Phong materials (as a reference)

2024-09-28T17:50:03Z

Replaced <source> with <syntaxhighlight>; added link to Blinn-Phong materials (as a reference)

Cosmic Linden: Update expected behavior for texture animations when applied to GLTF materials

2023-10-10T22:26:48Z

Update expected behavior for texture animations when applied to GLTF materials

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	For Blinn-Phong materials, the texture's rotation for each side affects the apparent motion. So if the texture is rotated 90 degrees by use of the edit box, the texture may not flow in the direction expected.		For Blinn-Phong materials, the texture's rotation for each side affects the apparent motion. So if the texture is rotated 90 degrees by use of the edit box, the texture may not flow in the direction expected.

	For PBR materials, the Blinn-Phong texture rotation for each side affects the apparent motion, and ~~animation~~ is ~~fully independent from~~ the PBR texture ~~transforms~~. This allows for more flexibility, however more complex ~~transforms~~ will not loop as easily.		For PBR materials, the Blinn-Phong texture rotation for each side affects the apparent motion, and any Blinn-Phong transform component (for example the offsets argument of [[PRIM_TEXTURE]]) which is not animated will be applied to the PBR material as well. Thus, a GLTF material without a GLTF texture transform will animate identically to a Blinn-Phong material. If a GLTF texture transform (for example [[PRIM_GLTF_BASE_COLOR]]) is applied, it will be in addition to the Blinn-Phong transform and texture animation. This allows for more flexibility, however a more complex GLTF texture transform will not loop as easily.

	<source lang="lsl2">llSetTextureAnim(ANIM_ON \| SMOOTH \| LOOP , ALL_SIDES, 1, 1, 1.0, 1.0, 1.0);</source>		<source lang="lsl2">llSetTextureAnim(ANIM_ON \| SMOOTH \| LOOP , ALL_SIDES, 1, 1, 1.0, 1.0, 1.0);</source>

Frionil Fang: length 0 works as sizex*sizey, and if those are 0, then length=1; the texture parameters being limited part is not correct, which can be used depends on the mode and sizex/sizey; active texture animation on a prim overrides normal/specular texture parameters on ALL faces, not just animated ones

2023-10-09T16:36:13Z

length 0 works as sizex*sizey, and if those are 0, then length=1; the texture parameters being limited part is not correct, which can be used depends on the mode and sizex/sizey; active texture animation on a prim overrides normal/specular texture parameters on ALL faces, not just animated ones

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	\|p6_type=float\|p6_name=length\|p6_desc=Number of frames to display (or radians for [[ROTATE]])		\|p6_type=float\|p6_name=length\|p6_desc=Number of frames to display (or radians for [[ROTATE]])
	\|p7_type=float\|p7_name=rate\|p7_desc=Frames per second, or radians per second when [[ROTATE]] is set, or UV coordinates when [[SMOOTH]] is set (must not be zero)		\|p7_type=float\|p7_name=rate\|p7_desc=Frames per second, or radians per second when [[ROTATE]] is set, or UV coordinates when [[SMOOTH]] is set (must not be zero)
	\|func_footnote=Frames are numbered from left to right, top to bottom, starting at 0.<br/>If {{LSLP\|rate}} is negative, it has the same effect as using the [[REVERSE]] flag.{{Footnote\|Though if {{LSLP\|rate}} is negative and the [[REVERSE]] flag is used, they cancel each other out.\|Though if 'rate' is negative and the [[REVERSE]] flag is used, they cancel each other out.}}		\|func_footnote=Frames are numbered from left to right, top to bottom, starting at 0.<br/>If {{LSLP\|rate}} is negative, it has the same effect as using the [[REVERSE]] flag.{{Footnote\|Though if {{LSLP\|rate}} is negative and the [[REVERSE]] flag is used, they cancel each other out.\|Though if 'rate' is negative and the [[REVERSE]] flag is used, they cancel each other out.}}<br/>If {{LSLP\|length}} is 0, it is considered to be {{LSLP\|sizex}}*{{LSLP\|sizey}} if both are above 0, otherwise 1.
	\|func_desc=Animate the texture on the specified face/faces by setting the texture scale and offset.		\|func_desc=Animate the texture on the specified face/faces by setting the texture scale and offset.
	\|return_text		\|return_text
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	===Frames===		===Frames===
	Frames are sub-rectangles within the texture. A set of frames with 2 horizontal ({{LSLP\|sizex}}) and 3 vertical ({{LSLP\|sizey}}) means the overall texture is divided into 3 rows of 2 columns of images, each of which is a frame. llSetTextureAnim will animate across these 6 starting with the top left image and going across and down, optionally repeating. If [[SMOOTH]] is set, the frames slide smoothly from one to the next across each row but will "jump" from one row to the next, if off, each frame is displayed in turn centered on the face.		Frames are sub-rectangles within the texture. A set of frames with 2 horizontal ({{LSLP\|sizex}}) and 3 vertical ({{LSLP\|sizey}}) means the overall texture is divided into 3 rows of 2 columns of images, each of which is a frame. llSetTextureAnim will animate across these 6 starting with the top left image and going across and down, optionally repeating. If [[SMOOTH]] is set, the frames slide smoothly from one to the next across each row but will "jump" from one row to the next, if off, each frame is displayed in turn centered on the face.
	\|caveats=*You can only have one texture animation on a prim		\|caveats=*You can only have one texture animation on a prim.
	**Calling llSetTextureAnim more than once on a prim will reset the existing animation.		**Calling llSetTextureAnim more than once on a prim will reset the existing animation.
	**Calling llSetTextureAnim again with exact same values will not reset animation (a small difference in rate will suffice).		**Calling llSetTextureAnim again with exact same values will not reset animation (a small difference in rate will suffice).
	*You cannot combine [[ROTATE]] and [[SCALE]] flags.		*You cannot combine [[ROTATE]] and [[SCALE]] flags.
	*{{LSLP\|sizex}} & {{LSLP\|sizey}} are both limited to a range of 0 to 255		*{{LSLP\|sizex}} and {{LSLP\|sizey}} are both limited to a range of 0 to 255.
	*~~llSetTextureAnim~~, ~~when on, shows~~ the texture ~~with 1 repeat~~ in X and Y and 0 rotation ~~and offset~~.		**Negative sizes behave as if texture repeats were set to 0, and cannot be used to mirror frames.
			*Different animation modes override some of the prim's texture parameters, but others can still be used:
			**Texture offsets are ignored in frame-based and [[SMOOTH]] scrolling modes.
			***Repeats are ignored if {{LSLP\|sizex}} and {{LSLP\|sizey}} are not 0.
			***With either of the sizes set to 0, [[SMOOTH]] scrolling will use the prim's texture repeats. In frame-based animation, there is no meaningful effect.
			**The texture rotation is ignored in [[ROTATE]] mode.
			**Texture repeats are ignored in [[SCALE]] mode.
	*Selecting and un-selecting a prim with animation will reset animation from beginning.		*Selecting and un-selecting a prim with animation will reset animation from beginning.
			*While a texture animation is active on any face of a prim, [[PRIM_NORMAL]] and [[PRIM_SPECULAR]] are forced to have their repeats, rotations and offsets to match the [[PRIM_TEXTURE]] ones, even on faces that are '''not''' being animated.
	\|constants={{{!}} class="sortable collapsible" {{Prettytable\|style=margin-top:0;}}		\|constants={{{!}} class="sortable collapsible" {{Prettytable\|style=margin-top:0;}}
	{{!}}-{{Hl2}}		{{!}}-{{Hl2}}

Jenna Huntsman: Add to glTF category.

2023-08-26T12:37:41Z

Add to glTF category.

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			[[Category:glTF]]

	{{LSL_Function		{{LSL_Function
	\|inject-2={{Issues/SVC-4897}}{{Issues/SVC-3925}}{{Issues/SVC-1242}}{{Issues/VWR-4018}}		\|inject-2={{Issues/SVC-4897}}{{Issues/SVC-3925}}{{Issues/SVC-1242}}{{Issues/VWR-4018}}

Cosmic Linden: Update with info about PBR material animations

2023-03-03T01:03:22Z

Update with info about PBR material animations

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	This slides a texture smoothly, along the horizontal U-axis, and loops it when it gets to the end. ~~Note~~ - the texture's rotation for each side affects the apparent motion. So if the texture is rotated 90 degrees by use of the edit box, the texture may not flow in the direction expected.		This slides a texture smoothly, along the horizontal U-axis, and loops it when it gets to the end.

			For Blinn-Phong materials, the texture's rotation for each side affects the apparent motion. So if the texture is rotated 90 degrees by use of the edit box, the texture may not flow in the direction expected.

			For PBR materials, the Blinn-Phong texture rotation for each side affects the apparent motion, and animation is fully independent from the PBR texture transforms. This allows for more flexibility, however more complex transforms will not loop as easily.

	<source lang="lsl2">llSetTextureAnim(ANIM_ON \| SMOOTH \| LOOP , ALL_SIDES, 1, 1, 1.0, 1.0, 1.0);</source>		<source lang="lsl2">llSetTextureAnim(ANIM_ON \| SMOOTH \| LOOP , ALL_SIDES, 1, 1, 1.0, 1.0, 1.0);</source>

Madi Melodious: removed dead link to the online tool.

2022-10-24T02:51:03Z

removed dead link to the online tool.

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	Texture animation is a property of the prim (i.e., you can remove the script that started the animation, and the prim will remember the settings anyway.) Note, though, that as of Jan 2009, texture animation is still one of the prim properties that is lost when using the rezzed in world copy method of shift-drag. Originally brought up in {{Jira\|VWR-640}}, it got its own issue in [[#SVC-3925\|SVC-3925]]		Texture animation is a property of the prim (i.e., you can remove the script that started the animation, and the prim will remember the settings anyway.) Note, though, that as of Jan 2009, texture animation is still one of the prim properties that is lost when using the rezzed in world copy method of shift-drag. Originally brought up in {{Jira\|VWR-640}}, it got its own issue in [[#SVC-3925\|SVC-3925]]

	~~An online-tool for rough and ready conversion of moving gifs to animated textures is here: http://www.peregrinesalon.com/anim/ (link valid as of August 27, 2010.)~~
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Wulfie Reanimator at 23:59, 14 January 2022

2022-01-14T23:59:54Z

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	\|p5_type=float\|p5_name=start\|p5_desc=Start position/frame number (or radians for [[ROTATE]])		\|p5_type=float\|p5_name=start\|p5_desc=Start position/frame number (or radians for [[ROTATE]])
	\|p6_type=float\|p6_name=length\|p6_desc=Number of frames to display (or radians for [[ROTATE]])		\|p6_type=float\|p6_name=length\|p6_desc=Number of frames to display (or radians for [[ROTATE]])
	\|p7_type=float\|p7_name=rate\|p7_desc=Frames per second, or radians per second when [[ROTATE]] is set (must not be zero)		\|p7_type=float\|p7_name=rate\|p7_desc=Frames per second, or radians per second when [[ROTATE]] is set, or UV coordinates when [[SMOOTH]] is set (must not be zero)
	\|func_footnote=Frames are numbered from left to right, top to bottom, starting at 0.<br/>If {{LSLP\|rate}} is negative, it has the same effect as using the [[REVERSE]] flag.{{Footnote\|Though if {{LSLP\|rate}} is negative and the [[REVERSE]] flag is used, they cancel each other out.\|Though if 'rate' is negative and the [[REVERSE]] flag is used, they cancel each other out.}}		\|func_footnote=Frames are numbered from left to right, top to bottom, starting at 0.<br/>If {{LSLP\|rate}} is negative, it has the same effect as using the [[REVERSE]] flag.{{Footnote\|Though if {{LSLP\|rate}} is negative and the [[REVERSE]] flag is used, they cancel each other out.\|Though if 'rate' is negative and the [[REVERSE]] flag is used, they cancel each other out.}}
	\|func_desc=Animate the texture on the specified face/faces by setting the texture scale and offset.		\|func_desc=Animate the texture on the specified face/faces by setting the texture scale and offset.

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	\|p5_type=float\|p5_name=start\|p5_desc=Start position/frame number (or radians for [[ROTATE]])		\|p5_type=float\|p5_name=start\|p5_desc=Start position/frame number (or radians for [[ROTATE]])
	\|p6_type=float\|p6_name=length\|p6_desc=Number of frames to display (or radians for [[ROTATE]])		\|p6_type=float\|p6_name=length\|p6_desc=Number of frames to display (or radians for [[ROTATE]])
	\|p7_type=float\|p7_name=rate\|p7_desc=Frames per second, or radians per second when [[ROTATE]] is set (must not be zero)		\|p7_type=float\|p7_name=rate\|p7_desc=Frames per second, or radians per second when [[ROTATE]] is set, or UV coordinates when [[SMOOTH]] is set (must not be zero)
	\|func_footnote=Frames are numbered from left to right, top to bottom, starting at 0.<br/>If {{LSLP\|rate}} is negative, it has the same effect as using the [[REVERSE]] flag.{{Footnote\|Though if {{LSLP\|rate}} is negative and the [[REVERSE]] flag is used, they cancel each other out.\|Though if 'rate' is negative and the [[REVERSE]] flag is used, they cancel each other out.}}		\|func_footnote=Frames are numbered from left to right, top to bottom, starting at 0.<br/>If {{LSLP\|rate}} is negative, it has the same effect as using the [[REVERSE]] flag.{{Footnote\|Though if {{LSLP\|rate}} is negative and the [[REVERSE]] flag is used, they cancel each other out.\|Though if 'rate' is negative and the [[REVERSE]] flag is used, they cancel each other out.}}
	\|func_desc=Animate the texture on the specified face/faces by setting the texture scale and offset.		\|func_desc=Animate the texture on the specified face/faces by setting the texture scale and offset.

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	This slides a texture smoothly, along the horizontal U-axis, and loops it when it gets to the end.		This slides a texture smoothly, along the horizontal U-axis, and loops it when it gets to the end.

	For Blinn-Phong materials, the texture's rotation for each side affects the apparent motion. So if the texture is rotated 90 degrees by use of the edit box, the texture may not flow in the direction expected.		For [[PBR_Materials#Nomenclature_changes\|Blinn-Phong]] materials, the texture's rotation for each side affects the apparent motion. So if the texture is rotated 90 degrees by use of the edit box, the texture may not flow in the direction expected.

	For PBR materials, the Blinn-Phong texture rotation for each side affects the apparent motion, and any Blinn-Phong transform component (for example the offsets argument of [[PRIM_TEXTURE]]) which is not animated will be applied to the PBR material as well. Thus, a GLTF material without a GLTF texture transform will animate identically to a Blinn-Phong material. If a GLTF texture transform (for example [[PRIM_GLTF_BASE_COLOR]]) is applied, it will be in addition to the Blinn-Phong transform and texture animation. This allows for more flexibility, ~~however~~ a more complex GLTF texture transform will not loop as easily.		For PBR materials, the Blinn-Phong texture rotation for each side affects the apparent motion, and any Blinn-Phong transform component (for example the offsets argument of [[PRIM_TEXTURE]]) which is not animated will be applied to the PBR material as well. Thus, a GLTF material without a GLTF texture transform will animate identically to a Blinn-Phong material. If a GLTF texture transform (for example [[PRIM_GLTF_BASE_COLOR]]) is applied, it will be in addition to the Blinn-Phong transform and texture animation. This allows for more flexibility; however, a more complex GLTF texture transform will not loop as easily.

	<~~source~~ lang="lsl2">llSetTextureAnim(ANIM_ON \| SMOOTH \| LOOP , ALL_SIDES, 1, 1, 1.0, 1.0, 1.0);</~~source~~>		<syntaxhighlight lang="lsl2">llSetTextureAnim(ANIM_ON \| SMOOTH \| LOOP , ALL_SIDES, 1, 1, 1.0, 1.0, 1.0);</syntaxhighlight>

	This slides a texture smoothly, along the horizontal U-axis, in the opposite direction		This slides a texture smoothly, along the horizontal U-axis, in the opposite direction.
	<~~source~~ lang="lsl2">llSetTextureAnim(ANIM_ON \| SMOOTH \| LOOP , ALL_SIDES, 1, 1, 1.0, 1.0, -1.0);</~~source~~>		<syntaxhighlight lang="lsl2">llSetTextureAnim(ANIM_ON \| SMOOTH \| LOOP , ALL_SIDES, 1, 1, 1.0, 1.0, -1.0);</syntaxhighlight>

	This divides a texture into 64 "cells", 8 across, and 8 down, and flips through them, left to right, top to bottom. This is useful for cell animation.		This divides a texture into 64 "cells", 8 across, and 8 down, and flips through them, left to right, top to bottom. This is useful for cell animation.
	<~~source~~ lang="lsl2">llSetTextureAnim( ANIM_ON \| LOOP, ALL_SIDES, 8, 8, 0.0, 64.0, 6.4 );</~~source~~>		<syntaxhighlight lang="lsl2">llSetTextureAnim( ANIM_ON \| LOOP, ALL_SIDES, 8, 8, 0.0, 64.0, 6.4 );</syntaxhighlight>

	This rotates a texture counter-clockwise at 2 revolutions per second. Change the last value to -2*TWO_PI to rotate clockwise.		This rotates a texture counter-clockwise at 2 revolutions per second. Change the last value to -2*TWO_PI to rotate clockwise.
	<~~source~~ lang="lsl2">llSetTextureAnim(ANIM_ON \| SMOOTH \| ROTATE \| LOOP, ALL_SIDES,1,1,0, TWO_PI, 2*TWO_PI);</~~source~~>		<syntaxhighlight lang="lsl2">llSetTextureAnim(ANIM_ON \| SMOOTH \| ROTATE \| LOOP, ALL_SIDES,1,1,0, TWO_PI, 2*TWO_PI);</syntaxhighlight>

	This scales a texture larger and smaller.		This scales a texture larger and smaller.
	<~~source~~ lang="lsl2">llSetTextureAnim(ANIM_ON \| SMOOTH \| SCALE \| PING_PONG \| LOOP, ALL_SIDES, 1, 1, 1.0, 3.0, 2.0);</~~source~~>		<syntaxhighlight lang="lsl2">llSetTextureAnim(ANIM_ON \| SMOOTH \| SCALE \| PING_PONG \| LOOP, ALL_SIDES, 1, 1, 1.0, 3.0, 2.0);</syntaxhighlight>

	This turns off all texture animations		This turns off all texture animations.
	<~~source~~ lang="lsl2">llSetTextureAnim(FALSE, ALL_SIDES, 0, 0, 0.0, 0.0, 1.0);</~~source~~>		<syntaxhighlight lang="lsl2">llSetTextureAnim(FALSE, ALL_SIDES, 0, 0, 0.0, 0.0, 1.0);</syntaxhighlight>

	This toggles a looping animation to make it stop at a specific frame.		This toggles a looping animation to make it stop at a specific frame.
	<~~source~~ lang="lsl2">		<syntaxhighlight lang="lsl2">
	integer textureIsBeingAnimated;		integer textureIsBeingAnimated;

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	}		}
	</~~source~~>		</syntaxhighlight>

	\|helpers		\|helpers
	\|also_functions={{LSL DefineRow\|\|[[llSetLinkTextureAnim]]}}		\|also_functions={{LSL DefineRow\|\|[[llSetLinkTextureAnim]]}}
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	\|notes=		\|notes=
	Texture animation is a property of the prim (i.e., you can remove the script that started the animation, and the prim will remember the settings anyway.) Note, though, that as of Jan 2009, texture animation is still one of the prim properties that is lost when using the rezzed in world copy method of shift-drag. Originally brought up in {{Jira\|VWR-640}}, it got its own issue in ~~[[#SVC-3925~~\|SVC-3925]]		Texture animation is a property of the prim (i.e., you can remove the script that started the animation, and the prim will remember the settings anyway.) Note, though, that as of Jan 2009, texture animation is still one of the prim properties that is lost when using the rezzed in world copy method of shift-drag. Originally brought up in {{Jira\|VWR-640}}, it got its own issue in {{Jira\|SVC-3925}}.

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	\|cat2=Effects		\|cat2=Effects