Client.CurrentRegion.RezObject(prim, prim.Position, new LLVector3(Client.Avatar.Position));
I can't seem to find what the equivalent would be in the latest builds...
Thanks Adam for the quick reply.
On 11/2/06, Adam Frisby <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
1. Possible - but I'll leave someone else to give specific code.
2. Not possible AFAIK, but probably could easily be added.
3. If you have a compiler, you could upload a script, but presently, you
would need a LSO compiler (Asterick was working on one)
4. Client.Self.GiveMoney(target,amount);
Ryan Gahl wrote:
> Someone told me I should send out my wish list to get back what's
> possible so far. Of the things that ARE possible, I'm wondering if
> someone could sort of point to a howto for that item (or give a simple
> explanation if possible)...
>
> * Create a new object - I want to use my app to get a new object
> created and saved into my inventory. I'd of course start with just
> a 1x1x1 cube (dimensions not important).
> * Put objects inside an object
> * Create a new script - I understand LSL compiling actually takes
> place right now on the client? I'm assuming from all the LSO/CIL
> talk lately that this is not something that's completed yet, but
> it's of great importance to me...
> * Transfer $L from one account to another - get permissions, etc...
> this would likely just be covered with the scripting thing I
> suppose...
>
> I guess those are the big ones...
>
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