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{{Issues/SVC-5772}}{{LSL_Constant/string/ko}}{{LSL Constant/ko ...="color:red;">'''NULL_KEY 는 {{LSLG/ko|string}} 입니다. '''</span> 그러나, {{LSLG/ko|key}}로 사용 이외의 용도는 없습니다.

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...y on the right. k(C1), k(C2), k(C) are UUID of controllers and k(R) is the UUID key of the avatar having the relay. *For 1, C1 generates a random UUID key which must be recorded by the relay.

* The acknowledgment of receipt contains a non empty list of uuid keys without the parameter "full". * With the additional parameter, the list of uuid keys is followed by the list of the lengths of the names and the last item

!x-gridurl/server.subdomain.domain/reg/relayurl/gorelay,ko The controller will be able to get back the uuid key of the relay by the command

:: (key) is the UUID of the AV that you wish to present to the relay. <- : !x-who/&lt;user_key&gt;,ko

...ok if and only if the source is a grabber. Otherwise the answer is always ko. The effect of this command is as follows: for any command @getsomething:xx ...must be used only with llRegionSayTo(). So the relay will have to save the uuid key of the grabber and also will have to update it after a !x-takeover.

...e key secret (k(R) is the UUID key of the wearer of the relay and k(C) the UUID key of the controller). Without secret key, the answer for !x-email must be a "ko". There are no exceptions. Then the session can continue by email using the

...syntax as used in the RLVR protocol, without the field with the recipient UUID. ...e key secret (k(R) is the UUID key of the wearer of the relay and k(C) the UUID key of the controller).

...session_key&gt; with the current session, where &lt;session_key&gt; is a [[UUID]] randomly generated by the controller of the current session. After a sess * At 1, C1 generates a random UUID key which must be recorded by the relay.

KEY: any UUID ...ar it. If llRegionSayTo is used, then the first parameter will also be the UUID of the relay wearer.

...BunchoCommands,7adf6218-ab26-8566-8387-660133840794,@remoutfit:shoes=force,ko Object : ping,9213f69a-ed7d-4a70-907a-7dba88c8831a,!pong (UUID found with llGetOwnerKey(id), where id is the sender-parameter of the liste

KEY: any UUID ...the command as such to the viewer with llOwnerSay("@"+RLV-COMMAND), or by "ko" and not transmit it.

...[[LSL]]スクリプトを作成したい方へ向けて書かれたものです。メッセージやイベントといった[[LSL]]の概念については説明していません。また、[[UUID]]などの普遍的な概念についても説明していません。 {{hint|mode=warning|desc=これらの挙動はセション間で引き継がれることは '''ありません''' 。オブジェクトの [[UUID]] は [[rez]] のたびに変わるため、オブジェクトの状態(取

...with ''llGetObjectDetails(SPUn link number), [OBJECT_DESC])'' and get the UUID's of the object/operator or if NULL_KEY see that the SPU is free to use. :!who is implemented as a meta command to pass the UUID of '''WHO''' is trying to operate your relay, not just '''WHAT''' device an

| !x-ack/quiet tells the relay to stop sending "ok" and "ko" acknowledgements... until it receives !x-ack/verbose. This should help red | Persistent URL to get the UUID key of the relay

key kSource; // UUID of the object I'm commanded by, always equal to nullkey if lRestrictions is key kController; // UUID of the person controlling the object, if passed to us by the !who command

...L]] concepts such as messages and events, nor universal concepts such as [[UUID]]s. ...are '''not''' persistent between sessions. Since an object changes its [[UUID]] every time it [[rez]]zes, the object ''must'' resend its status (undetach

::(texture) = UUID for a texture to apply to the prim ...is an optional extension and it is okay to implement it by simply sending !ko without any further actions. While I don't like the idea to make proposals

...L]] Konzepte wie "messages" oder "events", noch universelle Konzepte wie [[UUID]]s. ...beständig zwischen zwei Sessions. Da ein Objekt bei jedem [[rez]]zen die [[UUID]] wechselt, ''muss'' das Objekt den Status erneut im [[on_rez]]() Event sen