LlSetObjectName

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SetObjectName

llSetObjectName

Summary

Function: llSetObjectName( string name );

0.0	Forced Delay
10.0	Energy

Sets the prim's name according to the name parameter.

• string

name

If this function is called from a child prim in a linked set, it will change the name of the child prim and not the root prim.

Caveats

• The name is limited to 63 characters. Longer prim names are cut short.
• Names can only consist of the 95 printable characters found in the  ASCII-7 (non-extended) character set.
  • Non-ASCII characters will be replaced with two question marks ("??").
• While an object is attached, the script cannot change the name of the object as it appears in the user's inventory. This behavior was a bug, but it remained long enough to become permanent.
  • Changes to the name of the root prim (with llSetObjectName for example) will not be saved to inventory; when the attachment is detached (to inventory, not dropped) this name change is discarded and the name in inventory is used instead.
  • Dropping an attachment (to the ground) and taking it into inventory will cause the inventory name of the attachment to be the changed name.
• Changes to the names of child prims will be saved back to inventory when the object is detached to inventory. They survive detachment.

Examples

<lsl>default {

   state_entry()
   {
       string yyyy1mm1dd = llGetDate();
       string name = yyyy1mm1dd + " " + llGetObjectName();
       llOwnerSay("llSetObjectName(\"" + name + "\")");
       llSetObjectName(name);
   }

}</lsl>

See Also

Functions

•	llGetObjectName	–	Get the prims name
•	llGetLinkName	–	Get a linked prims name
•	llGetObjectDesc	–	Get the prims description
•	llSetObjectDesc	–	Set the prims description
•	llGetObjectDetails	–	Get a list of object details

Articles

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Limits

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SL limits and constrictions

Deep Notes

Signature
function void llSetObjectName( string name );