Difference between revisions of "LlSetTouchText"
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Revision as of 17:36, 7 July 2008
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Summary
Function: llSetTouchText( string text );| 0.0 | Forced Delay |
| 10.0 | Energy |
Displays text rather than the default "Touch" in the pie menu
| • string | text |
This is very similar to LlSetSitText
Specification
The text is limited to 9 characters. A tab (\t) counts as 4 characters. The newline character (\n) will count as 1 character, though it is a bit of a waste, as it will have no effect on how the text is displayed. Aside from counting toward the limit, it will otherwise be ignored.
Note that like particles, and the other set text functions, all text set via llSetTouchText becomes a property of a prim, not a script. For that reason, the text will remain if the script that set it is deactivated or even removed.
You have no control over the face face, size or colour of the displayed text.
Usage
<lsl>default{
state_entry(){
llSetTouchText("Touch me!");
}
touch_start(integer detected){
llSay(0, "you touched me!");
}
}</lsl>
Removing Touch Text
There is no way to stop a pie menu from having a "Touch" space reserved on it.
To remove custom text that you have placed there, set the text as space: " ".
<lsl>default{
state_entry(){
llSetTouchText(" ");
}
}</lsl>
Upon your having done so, the text that appears will revert to "Touch."
Examples
See Also
Deep Notes
Signature |
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function void llSetTouchText( string text ); |