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==This script is not working correctly now!!!!==
LL has changed the way rezzers work once more. When the owner leaves the simulator or logs out, the script will stop working. I am investigating a workaround.


Rezzes a ball for each avatar in range. Each ball tracks it's on AV and displays distance.
Rezzes a ball for each avatar in range. Each ball tracks it's on AV and displays distance.

Revision as of 16:23, 22 May 2008

This script is not working correctly now!!!!

LL has changed the way rezzers work once more. When the owner leaves the simulator or logs out, the script will stop working. I am investigating a workaround.

Rezzes a ball for each avatar in range. Each ball tracks it's on AV and displays distance.

Scanner/Rezzer Script

Place this script in a prim along with the scan ball. When touched it will scan the surrounding area and rezz a ball for each avatar.

Suggestion: Create a sphere with a diameter of 2 meters. Set transparency about 60. Create another sphere about 0.05 diameter, color a dark color and put it in the center of the large prim. Select small prim 1st and then large prim and link them. This will give you a center point to reference. The scan ball script is set to scan for it's avatar to a range of 96 meters.

This formula: vector avDivPos = (avPos - rPos) * 0.010417; Takes the (avatars position - position of scanner) & multiplies by (radius of the distance you want the balls to go(2 meter sphere = 1 meter radius)/scan range(96meters)):

1/96 = approximately 0.010417.

<lsl> integer Scan = TRUE; string avKey; integer list_pos; list key_list; integer key_chan;//Key channel is generated randomly and passed to the scan ball integer die_chan = -9423753;//Hey pick your own channels and be sure to paste them into

                           //the scan balls too!

integer key_rem_chan = -49222879; default { state_entry() { llSetObjectName("3D Radar"); } touch_start(integer total_number) { if (Scan) { llSensorRepeat("", "", AGENT, 96, PI, 1); key_list =[]; llListen(key_rem_chan, "", "", ""); llOwnerSay("on"); Scan = FALSE; } else { llSensorRemove(); llRegionSay(die_chan, "die"); llOwnerSay("off"); Scan = TRUE; } } sensor(integer iNum) { integer p = 0; for (p = 0; p < iNum; ++p) { avKey = llDetectedKey(p); list_pos = llListFindList(key_list,[avKey]); if (list_pos == -1) { key_list = (key_list =[]) + key_list +[avKey]; key_chan = (integer)llFrand(-1000000) - 1000000; llRezObject("scan ball", llGetPos(), ZERO_VECTOR, ZERO_ROTATION, key_chan); llSleep(.25); llRegionSay(key_chan, avKey); } } } listen(integer c, string name, key id, string msg) { key remove_key = msg; integer r = llListFindList(key_list,[remove_key]); llDeleteSubList(key_list, r, r); } } </lsl>

Scan Ball Script

Place this script in a prim and then place the prim into the inventory of the Scanner/Rezzer. It will automatically name itself.

Suggestion; Create a sphere prim of 0.05 diameter with glow set about .80. <lsl> string avName; string avDistance; key avKey; integer avListen; integer key_chan; integer die_chan = -9423753; integer key_rem_chan = -49222879; vector avPos; vector rPos; default { state_entry() { llSetObjectName("scan ball"); } on_rez(integer start_param) { rPos = llGetPos(); key_chan = start_param; llListen(die_chan, "", "", ""); avListen = llListen(key_chan, "", "", ""); } listen(integer c, string n, key id, string msg) { if (c == die_chan) llDie(); else { avKey = (key) msg; llSensorRepeat("", avKey, AGENT, 96, PI, 1.0); llListenRemove(avListen); } } sensor(integer n) { avPos = llDetectedPos(0); integer name = TRUE; if (name) { avName = llDetectedName(0); name = FALSE; } vector avDivPos = (avPos - rPos) * 0.010417;//Scan range/Radius of large sphere avDistance = (string) llVecDist(rPos, llDetectedPos(0)); llSetPos(rPos + avDivPos); llSetText(avName + "[" + avDistance + "]", <1, 1, 1 >, 1); } no_sensor() { llRegionSay(key_rem_chan, avKey); llOwnerSay(avName + " is now out of range."); llDie(); } } </lsl>