LlRegionSay

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RegionSay

llRegionSay

Summary

Function: llRegionSay( integer channel, string msg );

0.0	Forced Delay
10.0	Energy

Says the string msg on channel number channel that can be heard anywhere in the region by a script listening on channel.

• integer	channel	–	output chat channel, any integer value except zero
• string	msg	–	message to be transmitted

Regardless of where the prim is, the message will not travel over region borders.

Channel Constant		Description
DEBUG_CHANNEL	0x7FFFFFFF	Chat channel reserved for script debugging and error messages, broadcasts to all nearby users.

Caveats

• Messages sent on DEBUG_CHANNEL are throttled to a rate of <200/10sec, per region, per owner/user.
  • Once the rate is exceeded, all following messages on DEBUG_CHANNEL will be dropped until the send rate is again below 200/10sec for the previous 10 sec. Dropped messages, despite being dropped still count against the limit.
• This function cannot transmit on the PUBLIC_CHANNEL (channel 0), this is a design feature and not a bug.
• If msg is longer than 1024 characters it is truncated to 1024 characters. (Note that in Mono, each character occupies 2 memory bytes).
• A prim can not hear itself, this to prevent problems with recursion. It can however hear other prims within the same object.

Examples

<lsl>default {

   state_entry()
   {
       llRegionSay(25,"This is an incredibly useless program." );
   }

}</lsl>

To avoid making your object spam its neighborhood, use llOwnerSay or llInstantMessage.

Notes

If one object 'says' something to another object (e.g., a button that, when touched, turns on a lamp), it is a good idea to use a very negative channel, e.g., <lsl> llRegionSay(-5243212,"turn on");</lsl> Negative channels are popular for script communications because the standard SL client is unable to chat directly on those channels ("/-xxxx message" won't chat "message" on channel "-xxxx", it will chat "/-xxxx message" on channel zero). The only way to do so prior to llTextBox was to use llDialog which was limited to 24 bytes.

If DEBUG_CHANNEL is used as channel, the script will say msg to the Script Warning/Error window.

If you wish two objects owned by the same person to communicate within a SIM, one idea is to make both scripts compute the channel based on the owner UUID. e.g. :- <lsl>

   gChannel = 0x80000000

See Also

Events

•

listen

Functions

•	llListen
•	llRegionSayTo	–	Sends chat directly to specified target within region
•	llOwnerSay	–	Sends chat to the owner only
•	llWhisper	–	Sends chat limited to 10 meters
•	llSay	–	Sends chat limited to 20 meters
•	llShout	–	Sends chat limited to 100 meters
•	llInstantMessage
•	llDialog
•	llTextBox

Deep Notes

History

• Introduced with SL 1.16.0

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function void llRegionSay( integer channel, string msg );