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|value={{LSL Hex|0x400|1024}} | |value={{LSL Hex|0x400|1024}} | ||
|desc=This status flag keeps the object from being {{LSLGC|Grab|grabbed}}. This flag applies to the entire link_set. | |desc=This status flag keeps the object from being {{LSLGC|Grab|grabbed}}. This flag applies to the entire link_set. | ||
* To block grabbing of only the root prim or unlinked individual prims, use [[ | * To block grabbing of only the root prim or unlinked individual prims, use [[STATUS_BLOCK_GRAB]] | ||
This means when a user tries to grab a physical object with this flag enabled, they will be unable to manipulate the object. | This means when a user tries to grab a physical object with this flag enabled, they will be unable to manipulate the object. | ||
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Description
Constant: integer STATUS_BLOCK_GRAB_OBJECT = 0x400;The integer constant STATUS_BLOCK_GRAB_OBJECT has the value 0x400
This status flag keeps the object from being grabbed. This flag applies to the entire link_set.
- To block grabbing of only the root prim or unlinked individual prims, use STATUS_BLOCK_GRAB
This means when a user tries to grab a physical object with this flag enabled, they will be unable to manipulate the object.
Caveats
Related Articles
Constants
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Functions
| • | llDetectedGrab | |||
| • | llSetStatus | |||
| • | llGetStatus |
Events
| • | Touch |
Examples
<lsl>default {
state_entry()
{
// Block grabbing of any prim in an object
llSetStatus(STATUS_BLOCK_GRAB_OBJECT, TRUE);
}
}</lsl>