LSL Protocol/Restrained Love Open Relay Group/vision

!x-vision

Implemented in THINK KINK's tkPBA v30k and above, in Dominatech Relay 2.1 and in Dahlia's multirelay

Description

meta command to control what the victim can see while under restraint. This will allow a full range of vision control of the victim. Full blindness, partial, color, textures, etc..

Implementation

using a small microprim that hides on the back of our RelayHUD, we can expand and texture this to control the sight of the victim. Put them in a dark cell, they go blind. Or in a forcefield change the color, make it partially transparant, put up a texture, etc. We are/will also be using this as a "MouseLook" enforcer to punish a victim when they won't stay in mouselook (get out of mouselook, go totally blind). Currently being implemented in devices from THINK KINK.

Syntax

!x-vision/(color)/(alpha)/(texture)/(repeats)/(offsets)/(rotation)

!x-vision/clear

(color) = color for the HUD covering prim in RGB format <r'g'b> 0-255 (NOTE: the ' is the seperator instead of , to avoid parsing issues with the rest of the RLV command string)

(alpha) = % transparent to make the HUD prim cover (in alpha format 0.0-1.0)

(texture) = UUID for a texture to apply to the prim

(repeats) = x/y repeats for the texture, same format as the texture tab on an prim 1.0'1.0

(offsets) = x/y offsets for the texture, same format as the texture tab on an prim 0.0'0.0

(rotation) = rotation of the texture

SPECIAL ENTRY, any of the parameters can be replaced with "*" for 'do not change existing value'

NOTE: the 'default' value of the HUD prim is 100% transparent, white, TEXTURE_BLANK. ie. !vision/0.0/<255'255'255>/TEXTURE_BLANK/1.0'1.0/0.0'0.0

if all you want to do is 'blind' someone, then !vision/<0'0'0>/1.0/*/*/*/*

The second form clears the vision restriction set.

Examples

Total blackout "!x-vision/<0'0'0>/1.0/TEXTURE_BLANK/1.0'1.0/0.0'0.0/0.0

Light fog "!x-vision/<128'128'128>/0.5/TEXTURE_BLANK/1.0'1.0/0.0'0.0/0.0"

In a plywood box no matter where they look "!x-vision/<255'255'255>/1.0/TEXTURE_PLYWOOD/1.0'1.0/0.0'0.0"

Discussion

Although this feature has been extensively discussed elsewhere, that discussion was unnecessarily contentious and is not repeated here.