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If [[llMinEventDelay]] is set to at least double this events delay, then this event will treat the [[llMinEventDelay]] as if it were half; in other words, this event can trigger twice as often as other events if the [[llMinEventDelay]] is greater than 0.1 | If [[llMinEventDelay]] is set to at least double this events delay, then this event will treat the [[llMinEventDelay]] as if it were half; in other words, this event can trigger twice as often as other events if the [[llMinEventDelay]] is greater than 0.1 | ||
My tests determined that the key returned when an agent control is caught is not the key for that agent, but is the object owner's key. If more then one script is used in the same object to hold permissions for multiple agents simultaneously, control may be triggered in all scripts but there is no way to know which agent actually caused the trigger. This has been filed as [http://jira.secondlife.com/browse/SVC-476 SVC-476] | My tests determined that the key returned when an agent control is caught is not the key for that agent, but is the object owner's key. If more then one script is used in the same object to hold permissions for multiple agents simultaneously, control may be triggered in all scripts but there is no way to know which agent actually caused the trigger. This has been filed as [http://jira.secondlife.com/browse/SVC-476 SVC-476] | ||
"level" is non-zero when the key is being held down constantly. | |||
"edge" is non-zero in the instant that the key state is changing, i.e. during key-down or key-up. | |||
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Description
Event: control( key id, integer level, integer edge ){ ; }Result of llTakeControls library function call and user input.
| • key | id | |||
| • integer | level | |||
| • integer | edge |
| Constant | Value | Description |
|---|---|---|
| CONTROL_FWD | 0x00000001 | Move forward control (↑ or W) |
| CONTROL_BACK | 0x00000002 | Move back control (↓ or S) |
| CONTROL_LEFT | 0x00000004 | Move left control (⇧ Shift-← or ⇧ Shift-A [← or A in mouselook]) |
| CONTROL_RIGHT | 0x00000008 | Move right control (⇧ Shift-→ or ⇧ Shift-D [→ or D in mouselook]) |
| CONTROL_ROT_LEFT | 0x00000100 | Rotate left control (← or A) |
| CONTROL_ROT_RIGHT | 0x00000200 | Rotate right control (→ or D) |
| CONTROL_UP | 0x00000010 | Move up control (PgUp or E) |
| CONTROL_DOWN | 0x00000020 | Move down control (PgDn or C) |
| CONTROL_LBUTTON | 0x10000000 | Left mouse button control |
| CONTROL_ML_LBUTTON | 0x40000000 | Left mouse button control while in mouselook |
| (undocumented) | 0x02000000 | Avatar left rotation detected. Triggers llGetAnimation == "Turning Left" |
| (undocumented) | 0x04000000 | Avatar right rotation detected. Triggers llGetAnimation == "Turning Right" |
Caveats
Examples
<lsl>default {
state_entry()
{
llRequestPermissions(llGetOwner(), PERMISSION_TAKE_CONTROLS);
}
run_time_permissions(integer perm)
{
if(PERMISSION_TAKE_CONTROLS & perm)
{
llTakeControls(
CONTROL_FWD
Notes
llGetRot in mouselook for an attachment returns the angle the avatar is looking in.
If llMinEventDelay is set to at least double this events delay, then this event will treat the llMinEventDelay as if it were half; in other words, this event can trigger twice as often as other events if the llMinEventDelay is greater than 0.1
My tests determined that the key returned when an agent control is caught is not the key for that agent, but is the object owner's key. If more then one script is used in the same object to hold permissions for multiple agents simultaneously, control may be triggered in all scripts but there is no way to know which agent actually caused the trigger. This has been filed as SVC-476
"level" is non-zero when the key is being held down constantly.
"edge" is non-zero in the instant that the key state is changing, i.e. during key-down or key-up.
See Also
Deep Notes
Signature |
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event void control( key id, integer level, integer edge ); |