Difference between revisions of "Talk:LlSetTimerEvent"
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It would be really great if this Wiki contained information that lots of other scripting wikis contained such as whether a timer, once set, persists across state changes. | It would be really great if this Wiki contained information that lots of other scripting wikis contained such as whether a timer, once set, persists across state changes. | ||
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LlSetTimerEvent will trigger timer events in all states within the same script where the request was made. | |||
* If there are multiple states with timer events in the same script, always use a conditional to determine which code should be executed in the timer event. | |||
Revision as of 01:28, 26 January 2009
It would be really great if this Wiki contained information that lots of other scripting wikis contained such as whether a timer, once set, persists across state changes.
(Ramana Sweetwater 2009/01) LlSetTimerEvent will trigger timer events in all states within the same script where the request was made.
- If there are multiple states with timer events in the same script, always use a conditional to determine which code should be executed in the timer event.