llWhisper

Function: llWhisper( integer channel, string msg );


0.0	Forced Delay
10.0	Energy

Whispers the text supplied in string msg on channel supplied in integer channel.

• integer	channel	–	output chat channel, any integer value
• string	msg	–	message to be transmitted

Channel Constant		Description
DEBUG_CHANNEL	0x7FFFFFFF	Chat channel reserved for script debugging and error messages, broadcasts to all nearby users.
PUBLIC_CHANNEL	0x0	Chat channel that broadcasts to all nearby users. This channel is sometimes referred to as: open chat, local chat and public chat.

Caveats

Messages sent on channel zero^[1] and DEBUG_CHANNEL are throttled to a rate of <200/10sec, per region, per owner/user.
- Once the rate is exceeded, all following messages on channel zero or DEBUG_CHANNEL 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 can be a maximum of 1024 bytes. This can convey 1024 ASCII characters, or 512 UTF-8 characters such as á
Whispers can only be heard within 10 meters of the speaking prim (rather than the root). This is contrary to how listens work, where a message can only be heard by any prim in the object if and only if the root prim is capable of hearing it.
A prim can not hear itself, this to prevent problems with recursion. It can however hear other prims within the same object.

<lsl> default {

   state_entry()
   {
       llWhisper(PUBLIC_CHANNEL, "This is an incredibly useless program.");
   }

} </lsl>

For communicating with the user or owner it is preferable to use llOwnerSay or llInstantMessage or llRegionSayTo as they won't spam other users.

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

Signature
function void llWhisper( integer channel, string msg );