llRegionSayTo

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RegionSayTo

llRegionSayTo

Summary

Function: llRegionSayTo( key target, integer channel, string msg );

0.0	Forced Delay
10.0	Energy

Says the text supplied in string msg on channel supplied in integer channel to the object or avatar specified by target

• key	target	–	group, avatar or prim UUID that is in the same region
• integer	channel	–	output chat channel, any integer value except DEBUG_CHANNEL
• string	msg	–	message to be transmitted

Channel Constant		Description
PUBLIC_CHANNEL	0x0	Chat channel used to broadcast to a specific user or prim. This channel is sometimes referred to as: open chat, local chat and public chat.

Caveats

• Messages sent on channel zero^[1] are throttled to a rate of <200/10sec, per region, per owner/user.
  • Once the rate is exceeded, all following messages on channel zero will be dropped until the send rate is again below 200/10sec for the previous 10 sec. Dropped messages, despite being dropped still count against the limit.
• Text is spoken directly to the object or avatar within the same region as the script.
• Scripts in tasks other than target can not listen and receive these text messages, with an exception for attachments described below.
• Text can be a maximum of 1023 bytes.
• A prim cannot hear itself, to prevent problems with recursion.
• Sending text on DEBUG_CHANNEL is not supported
• Text sent to an avatar's ID on channel zero will be sent to the viewer.
• Text sent to an avatar's ID on non-zero channels can be heard by any attachment on the avatar

Examples

<lsl>default {

   touch_start(integer i)
   {
       llRegionSayTo(llDetectedKey(0), 0, "You touched this!");
   }

}</lsl>

Notes

• Channel 0 is the PUBLIC_CHANNEL. This should only be used for chat intended to be sent to the viewer.
• If one object 'says' something to another object (e.g., a button that, when touched, turns on a lamp), it is a good idea to use a very negative channel, e.g.,

<lsl>

   llRegionSayTo("55499a64-45c3-4b81-8880-8ffb5a7c251b",-5243212,"turn on");

</lsl> Negative channels are popular for script communications because the standard Second Life client is unable to chat directly on those channels ("/-xxxx message" won't chat "message" on channel "-xxxx", it will chat "/-xxxx message" on channel zero). The only way to do so prior to llTextBox was to use llDialog, which is limited to 24 characters, or certain third-party viewers.

See Also

Events

•	listen	–	Receives chat

Functions

•	llListen	–	Ask for listen events
•	llInstantMessage	–	Sends chat to a specific avatar, inside our outside the current region.
•	llOwnerSay	–	Sends chat to the owner only to avoid spamming the PUBLIC_CHANNEL
•	llRegionSay	–	Sends chat region wide
•	llSay	–	Sends chat limited to 20 meters
•	llShout	–	Sends chat limited to 100 meters
•	llWhisper	–	Sends chat limited to 10 meters

Articles

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Deep Notes

Footnotes

1. ^ Channel zero is also known as: PUBLIC_CHANNEL, open chat, local chat and public chat

Signature
function void llRegionSayTo( key target, integer channel, string msg );