LlSetAnimationOverride

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SetAnimationOverride

llSetAnimationOverride

Summary

Function: llSetAnimationOverride( string anim_state, string anim );

0.0	Forced Delay
?	Energy

Set the animation (anim) that will play for the given animation state (anim_state).

• string	anim_state	–	animation state to be overriden
• string	anim	–	an animation in the inventory of the prim this script is in or the name of a built-in animation

To run this function the script must request the PERMISSION_OVERRIDE_ANIMATIONS permission with llRequestPermissions. Note: Animation overrides survive everything, except relog.

Value	Type	Description	Default
"Crouching"	State		crouch
"CrouchWalking"	State		crouchwalk
"Falling Down"	State		falldown
"Flying"	State		fly
"FlyingSlow"	State	Transition between hovering and forward flight.	flyslow
"Hovering"	State		hover
"Hovering Down"	State		hover_down
"Hovering Up"	State		hover_up
"Jumping"	State	While still in the air during a jump.	jump
"Landing"	Transition	When landing from a jump.	land
"PreJumping"	Transition	At the beginning of a jump.	prejump
"Running"	State		run
"Sitting"	State	Sitting on an object (and linked to it).	sit
"Sitting on Ground"	State	Sitting, but not linked to an object.[1]	sit_ground_constrained
"Standing"	State		stand
"Standing Up"	Transition	After falling a great distance. Sometimes referred to as Hard Landing.	standup
"Striding"	State	When the avatar is stuck on the edge of an object or on top of another avatar.	stride
"Soft Landing"	Transition	After falling a small distance.	soft_land
"Taking Off"	State		hover_up
"Turning Left"	State		turnleft
"Turning Right"	State		turnright
"Walking"	State		walk

Caveats

Permissions

Do not depend upon the auto-grant status of permissions. Always use the run_time_permissions event. If the script lacks the permission PERMISSION_OVERRIDE_ANIMATIONS, the script will shout an error on DEBUG_CHANNEL and the operation fails (but the script continues to run). Once the PERMISSION_OVERRIDE_ANIMATIONS permission is granted there may be no way to revoke it except from inside the script (for example, with a new llRequestPermissions call) or if the script is reset. Furthermore even if the script loses the permission (or is derezzed), it will not reset/revert the overridable animations. For Viewer 3.6.7 and up: If the object is not attached to the permission granter but is in the same region, then Me>Movement>Stop Animating Me will revoke both PERMISSION_TRIGGER_ANIMATION and PERMISSION_OVERRIDE_ANIMATIONS (other permissions will remain). In this case, overrides are reset.

• If anim is missing from the prim's inventory or it is not an animation then an error is shouted on DEBUG_CHANNEL.
• Animation overrides survive script reset, script removal, attachment removal, crossing into another region and teleporting, but not relog.
• State "Sit on Ground" will play the default animation in addition to any override set. This is required for correct viewer behavior.
• Some states are transitional and have undefined behavior if set to continuously looping animations. These states are "PreJumping", "Landing", "Soft Landing" and "Standing Up".
  • Usually this means your avatar will become frozen in place unless you run "Stop Animating My Avatar" from the viewer, so avoid using looping animations for these states.
• Permissions aren't auto granted if you sit on an object asking for PERMISSION_OVERRIDE_ANIMATIONS.
• Starting a default animation ("sit" "walk" "fly") with llStartAnimation will not start the Override Animation.
• When this function is used to override the Walking animation, the avatar can no longer walk backward - attempting to do so causes the avatar to turn around. Presumably this is because there's no way to specify a "walking backwards" animation, so actually moving backwards while your legs are moving forward would look wrong.

Examples

<lsl>// Override the Sit, Stand and Walk animations // 1. place this script and your animations in a prim // 2. edit the animation names in the script to your animation's names // 3. attach the prim to your avatar

string gMySit = "chop_sit"; string gMyStand = "FStand _02"; string gMyWalk = "Kort gang F v4.1";

default {

   attach(key id)
   {
       if ( id ) llRequestPermissions(id , PERMISSION_OVERRIDE_ANIMATIONS);
       else if ( llGetPermissions() & PERMISSION_OVERRIDE_ANIMATIONS ) llResetAnimationOverride("ALL");
   }
   run_time_permissions(integer perms)
   {
       if ( perms & PERMISSION_OVERRIDE_ANIMATIONS )
       {
           llSetAnimationOverride( "Sitting", gMySit);
           llSetAnimationOverride( "Standing", gMyStand);
           llSetAnimationOverride( "Walking", gMyWalk);
       }
   }

}</lsl>

See Also

Events

•

run_time_permissions

–

Permission receiving event

Functions

•	llGetPermissions	–	Get the permissions granted
•	llGetPermissionsKey	–	Get the agent who granted permissions
•	llRequestPermissions	–	Request permissions
•	llGetAnimationOverride
•	llResetAnimationOverride

Articles

•	Script permissions
•	Internal_Animations	–	lists internal Animations always available

Deep Notes

History

Date of Release 12/04/2013

Footnotes

1. ^ "Sit down" on the avatar context menu allows ground sits anywhere: atop the terrain, objects or even in the air.

Signature
function void llSetAnimationOverride( string anim_state, string anim );