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string NameOfThisPrim = llList2String( llGetPrimitiveParams( [PRIM_NAME] ), 0); | |||
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In cases like this where a list only contains one entry, we can get away with a shortcut:- | |||
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string NameOfThisPrim = (string) llGetPrimitiveParams( [PRIM_NAME] ); | |||
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Description
Constant: integer PRIM_NAME = 27;The integer constant PRIM_NAME has the value 27
Used to get or set the prim's name.
llSetPrimitiveParams
llSetPrimitiveParams([ PRIM_NAME, string name ]);| • string | name |
The same syntax applies to llSetLinkPrimitiveParams and llSetLinkPrimitiveParamsFast but with an additional prefixed link parameter in the function call.
llGetPrimitiveParams
llGetPrimitiveParams([ PRIM_NAME ]);Returns the list [ string name ]
| • string | name |
The same syntax applies to llGetLinkPrimitiveParams, but with an additional prefixed link parameter in the function call.
Caveats
Related Articles
Examples
These are code fragments only <lsl>
string NameOfThisPrim = llList2String( llGetPrimitiveParams( [PRIM_NAME] ), 0);
</lsl> In cases like this where a list only contains one entry, we can get away with a shortcut:- <lsl>
string NameOfThisPrim = (string) llGetPrimitiveParams( [PRIM_NAME] );
</lsl>