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*In a single prim object LINK_ROOT will not refer to the root prim! | *In a single prim object LINK_ROOT will not refer to the root prim! | ||
**If your script needs to work in single and multiprim objects, instead of <code>[[LINK_ROOT]]</code>, use either <code>([[llGetLinkNumber]]() != 0)</code> or <code>(!![[llGetLinkNumber]]())</code> | **If your script needs to work in single and multiprim objects, instead of <code>[[LINK_ROOT]]</code>, use either <code>([[llGetLinkNumber]]() != 0)</code> or <code>(!![[llGetLinkNumber]]())</code> | ||
**Alternatively, [[LINK_THIS]] works in both single-prim and multiprim objects, assuming the script is inside the root prim and only needs to refer to itself. | |||
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|constants= | |constants= | ||
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Caveats
- In a single prim object LINK_ROOT will not refer to the root prim!
- If your script needs to work in single and multiprim objects, instead of
LINK_ROOT, use either(llGetLinkNumber() != 0)or(!!llGetLinkNumber()) - Alternatively, LINK_THIS works in both single-prim and multiprim objects, assuming the script is inside the root prim and only needs to refer to itself.
- If your script needs to work in single and multiprim objects, instead of
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Constants
| • | LINK_ALL_CHILDREN | |||
| • | LINK_ALL_OTHERS | |||
| • | LINK_SET | |||
| • | LINK_THIS |
Functions
| • | llBreakLink | |||
| • | llGetLinkKey | |||
| • | llGetLinkName | |||
| • | llMessageLinked | |||
| • | llSetLinkAlpha | |||
| • | llSetLinkColor | |||
| • | llSetLinkPrimitiveParams | |||
| • | llSetLinkPrimitiveParamsFast |
Events
| • | link_message |