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* Calling this function from any event handler other than [[on_damage]] results in an error message being shouted to the debug channel. | * Calling this function from any event handler other than [[on_damage]] results in an error message being shouted to the debug channel. | ||
** Requires the region to [[llGetEnv|allow damage adjustment]] for the on_damage event to run | |||
* Negative indexes are not supported. | * Negative indexes are not supported. | ||
* Indexes that are out of range will silently fail. | * Indexes that are out of range will silently fail. | ||
Latest revision as of 08:46, 7 September 2024
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Summary
Function: llAdjustDamage( integer number, float new_damage );| 0.0 | Forced Delay |
| 10.0 | Energy |
The llAdjustDamage modifies the amount of damage that will be applied by the current on_damage event after it has completed processing.
| • integer | number | – | The index of the damage event to be modified. | |
| • float | new_damage | – | A new damage value to be applied or distributed after on_damage processing. |
Specification
This function allows a script to modify incoming damage before it is applied to an avatar or distributed by a task.
Caveats
- Calling this function from any event handler other than on_damage results in an error message being shouted to the debug channel.
- Requires the region to allow damage adjustment for the on_damage event to run
- Negative indexes are not supported.
- Indexes that are out of range will silently fail.
Examples
See Also
Deep Notes
Signature |
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function void llAdjustDamage( integer number, float new_damage ); |