Creations

Multisit with simple change link (new !)

2010-09-24T05:39:55+00:00

First create a functionnal sit and anticipate the linked prims movements :

Add a configmultisit notecard, or change it if you already have one. Add the section @command like that :

@command
103 | OBJECT

So multisit will send the animation name on channel 103. This is the default channel used by Simple Change Link.

Drop the script child in each linked prim you want to change :

This change the linked prim name for "move". The original name will be returned at the end of the setup.

Drop the script memo move in sit inventory :

You get a menu :

Now activate the animation ! If desired animation is already active then switch to another and return to it. Because multisit must send the good animation name to script memo move and do it only when animation is changed.

So change position, rotation, scale, color, alpha and texture of linked prims and click the "next" button.

You get a new menu :

Now you can adjust a new state or end. As i have 4 animations I continue to adjust. So change animation and adjust linked prims :

Here i've changed texture, scale and alpha (so one link is transparent). Click on "next" button and adjust all animations like that.

When you reach the last animation click on "End" button when all is adjusted for this animation. You get informations in the Chat. Copy all text between "//::::::::::::::: begin notecard :::::::::::::::::::::" and " //::::::::::::::: end notecard ::::::::::::::::::::::: ".

Copy the text in a notecard and call it configmove :

Drop this note in sit inventory. When it is done drop the script mover too.

Wait for the script to read the notecard. Now you can test it ! Every time you change animation linked prims are changing too :

Multisit with simple rezzer (new !!!)

2010-09-03T09:08:38+00:00

In this creation we use multisit with Simple Rezzer to get rezzed objects for animations

The seat

First create a functional seat with all animations :

All scripts :

All setup :

Rezzer setup

Drop the script rezzer setup in the seat inventory :

You get the rezzer setup menu.

Sit and choose the first animation that need an object. Rez this object :

Adjust object position and rotation to fit with animation.

In the rezzer setup menu clic on "Detect" :

Choose the button of your object, here "Sit1". You get position and rotation in the Chat for this object :

Delete the object and change for another animation that need an object :

For this animation rez the new object and adjust it :

Detect the objects and choose the good one, here "sit2" :

You get position and rotation in the Chat for this object :

When you have done all animations choose "End" in setup rezzer menu. You get these informations :

Drop the script rezzer in seat inventory :

Create a notecard configrezzer :

Put in this notecard all informations you got from setup. Add a @api section to have slave mode, choose a channel (here 103). Add a @command section to say to reezer which object it must rez for each animation. If an animation dont rez an object use "derez" (or any word that is not an an animation name) so this animation will derez previous object. Drop this notecard in seat inventory :

Create a notecard configmultisit (or add information in existing config notecard). You must have a @command section to trigger the rezzer. Use the same channel number !

Drop this notecard in seat inventory :

Rez your first object and drop script rezobject inside :

Do the same for each object to rez :

And drop all objects to rez in seat inventory :

Now for each animation you can see the good object that rez !

If something is wrong reset all scripts in your object (maybe the rezzer is busy).

Since Simple Rezzer V1.2 if you move a rezzed object the rezzer get and save the new coordinates. But if you do a script reset these infirmation will be lost. Look in Simple Rezzer page for more information.

Synchro dance

2010-03-02T18:33:18+00:00

I propose to create an synchro dance line system. It is in the example box of the pack.

The build

The build is very simple, only one primitive, any form is good :

Drop 2 (or more) dance animations (you can get them in the pack) :

Drop the script setup and the object setball in the pad inventory. Sit on the ball that appears :

Select option "Simple" :

Make the setup as it is explained in the setup section. For each animation adjust it and click on "Done" button.

At the end click on the "Go to page" button :

Copy the informations from the web page and paste them in a notecard called setupmultisit :

Create 11 others notecard by changing position parameter. For example :

Position parameter is the first parameter after the dance name after the separator @. In the first notecard we have :

102,-200,50

That means 102 cm for the X axis, -200 cm for the Y axis and 50 cm for the Z axis.

In the second case we make a 100 cm shift on Y axis :

102,-100,50

In my example i've made 2 lines of 6 dancers. Look at the pack notecards.

When the 12 notecards are ready you must have this inventory :

Create a configmanager notecard with these informations.

Mode 1 is the automatic mode.

Create a configmultisit notecard with these informations :

@version
1

@mode
8

@api
1000

Mode 8 is the slave mode and the channel command is fixed to 1000 in the command @api.

Drop the notecard 12 times, the script multisit 12 times and a script sitmanager :

At last create a new script and call it synchro :

Paste this code in this script :

float fDelay = 20.0;
integer iIndexAnim;
default
{
state_entry() {llSetTimerEvent(fDelay);}
timer() {
if(++iIndexAnim == llGetInventoryNumber(INVENTORY_ANIMATION)) iIndexAnim = 0;
string sName = llGetInventoryName(INVENTORY_ANIMATION, iIndexAnim);
llMessageLinked(LINK_THIS, 1000, sName, NULL_KEY);
llSetText(sName, <1.0,1.0,1.0>, 1.0);
}
}

This script is the command script that trigger the multisit scripts on channel 1000 with the current animation name each 20 seconds.

You can chage the delay by changing this line :

float fDelay = 20.0;

For example for 10 seconds :

float fDelay = 10.0;

Enjoy !

Animations Pad

2010-02-28T18:25:30+00:00

I propose to create an animations pad with command buttons forward and backward. This pad is in the example box of the pack.

The build

First create the build : a pad and 2 buttons, all linked (the pad must be the root) :

The setup

Drop the animations from your inventory to the pad inventory :

These free animations are in the pack. Drop the script setup and the object setball in the pad inventory. Sit on the ball that appears :

You can select option "Simple" in this case.

Make the setup as it is explained in the setup section. For each animation adjust it :

and click on "Done" button :

At the end click on the "Go to page" button :

Copy the informations from the web page and paste them in a notecard called setupmultisit :

Drop this notecard and the scripts sitmanager and multisit in the pad inventory :

The configuration

Create a notecard configmultisit with these informations :

The mode 8 is the mode for which only the API command the animations.
API channel is 2000, used for the command buttons to change animations
There is also an external command on channel 1000 in the prim, used for a script that will change the floating text.

Drop this notecard configmultisit in the pad inventory :

The command buttons

Select the forward command button, edit it, and create a new script called next :

Paste this code :

default
{
touch_start(integer total_number)
{
llMessageLinked(LINK_ROOT, 2000, "!next", NULL_KEY);
}
}

Select the backward command button, edit it, and create a new script called back :

Paste this code :

default
{
touch_start(integer total_number)
{
llMessageLinked(LINK_ROOT, 2000, "!previous", NULL_KEY);
}
}

The floating text

Create a new script in the pad inventory and call it SetText :

Paste this code :

default
{
touch_start(integer total_number)
{
llMessageLinked(LINK_ROOT, 2000, "!previous", NULL_KEY);
}
}

Now the floating text show the current animation name :

Sitmanager with slave mode (new in V4.01)

2010-03-12T15:24:28+00:00

In this example the system is controled from another script. Imagine you've got a great script to change texture, color, and many others things and you want a button in your dialog box for the sitter. I show you there how you can do that with a simple example of command script.

First create a build and setup some animations to get a functional sitter. For example here is the one i've made to test this :

The sit is a simple primitive a bit tortured. I've used 3 animations. There the setup is done, look the section for setup if you dont know how to do a setup. You can see in the inventory the 3 animations, the scripts sitmanager, multisit and adjuster. There is also the notecard setupmultisit with animations parameters :

This sit is functional. I can sit !

Now create a notecard configmanager with these informations :

Drop it in the inventory and create a notecard configmultisit with these informations :

Now the inventory is like that :

Now here is the example script for color and texture change :

// *********************************************************
// Channels for sitmanager
// *********************************************************
//
// configsitmanager must have this option :
//
// @api
// 2000
//
// configmultisit must have this option :
//
// @button
// <BACK|2001|PRIM
//
// *********************************************************
integer sitmanager_send_chan = 2000;
integer sitmanager_back_chan = 2001;
// *********************************************************

// *********************************************************
// Script parameters
// *********************************************************
// Dialog
list lMenu = ["Exit","color","texture","sitter"];
list lColor = ["red","green","blue","back"];
list lTexture = ["texture 1","texture 2","texture 3","back"];

// Parameters
float fTimeOut = 20.0;
list lColorCode = [<1.0,.2,.2>,<.2,1.0,.2>,<.2,.2,1.0>];
list lTextureUUID = ["0b114ffa-07c9-eb72-3dac-df2b04501b18"
,"184daa77-baea-7ddb-7920-b358d824e7a1"
,"d5e711de-a30d-5855-f27b-82968eafda14"];
// *********************************************************

// Function to get random number for channel
integer GetRandomChannel() {return ~(integer)llFrand((float)DEBUG_CHANNEL);}

// Variables
integer iChannel;
integer iListen;

// Function to send dialog
setDialog(key id, list menu)
{
resetListen();
llSetTimerEvent(fTimeOut);
iChannel = GetRandomChannel();
iListen = llListen(iChannel, "", id, "");
llDialog(id, "\nSelect :", menu, iChannel);
}

// function to reset listen
resetListen()
{
llSetTimerEvent(.0);
if(iListen) {
llListenRemove(iListen);
iListen = 0;}
}

default
{
touch_start(integer total_number)
{
key k = llDetectedKey(0);

// Dialog only if avatar is sitting or if owner
if(llAvatarOnSitTarget() == k || llGetOwner() == k) setDialog(k, lMenu);
}

listen(integer channel, string name, key id, string message)
{
resetListen();
if(message == "sitter") {

// *********************************************************
// Sending message to sitmanager
// *********************************************************
llMessageLinked(LINK_THIS, sitmanager_send_chan, "", id);
// *********************************************************
}
else if(message == "color")
// Dialoge for color
setDialog(id, lColor);
else if(message == "texture")
// Dialog for texture
setDialog(id, lTexture);
else if (message == "back")
setDialog(id, lMenu);
else if(~llListFindList(lColor, [message])) {
// Setting color
llSetColor(llList2Vector(lColorCode, llListFindList(lColor, [message])), ALL_SIDES);
setDialog(id, lColor);}
else if(~llListFindList(lTexture, [message])) {
// Setting texture
llSetTexture(llList2String(lTextureUUID, llListFindList(lTexture, [message])), ALL_SIDES);
setDialog(id, lTexture);}
}

link_message(integer sender_number, integer number, string message, key id)
{
// *********************************************************
// Getting message from sitmanager
// *********************************************************
if(number == sitmanager_back_chan) setDialog(id, lMenu);
// *********************************************************
}

timer()
{
resetListen();
llWhisper(0,"Time out...");
}
}

Copy this code in a new script and drop it in the inventory. I've called it example :

Now when you sit and click on the seat you get this dialog box :

As you can see you have a button to change color, a button to change texture and the last one to get multisit dialog box. If you click on color button you get the color dialog :

For example if you click on green :

Good it works ! Now get the texture dialog :

If you click on a texture button :

Perfect ! The example script works.You can play :

Now click on the "sitter" button from the main dialog. You get the casual dialog from multisit :

You can change animation :

And with the button "<BACK" you can return to the main dialog of example script :

And so on.