You'll need to create the asset for the script before you add it as part of an
item.
The test helper method in OpenSim/Tests/Common/Helpers/TaskInventoryHelpers.AddNotecard() is one example of this where a
notecard asset is created then associated with the TaskInventoryItem before it is added the prim's inventory (task is a
synonym for prim here).
For the script, you'll also need to start it. The code as the bottom of
scene.RezScript() I'm guessing should work for this
part.Inventory.CreateScriptInstance(taskItem, 0, false,
DefaultScriptEngine, 0);
part.ParentGroup.ResumeScripts();
I see you're already played with ResumeScripts().
On 03/08/11 15:56, Chris Stevens wrote:
Hi,
Thanks to JCC for his initial advice, i've now got something that looks roughly
like this:
//TEST ADD SCRIPT
private static void AddTouchScript(SceneObjectGroup parts)
{
SceneObjectPart part = parts.RootPart;
Scene scene = rmDataCube.m_scene;
//TaskInventoryItem t = new TaskInventoryItem();
//part.Inventory.AddInventoryItem(
InventoryItemBase b = new InventoryItemBase(UUID.Zero);
parts.AddInventoryItem(null, part.LocalId, b, new UUID());
scene.RezScript(null,b,new UUID(),part.LocalId);
//parts.ResumeScripts();
}
Unfortunately scene.RezScript has the following slightly problematic issue:
if (!Permissions.CanCreateObjectInventory(
itemBase.InvType, part.UUID, remoteClient.AgentId))
return;
So it's not even returning an error report, I think it's dying silently since
as a region module call has a remoteClient
of null (This is part of my query, is there a way to spoof a remoteClient?)
Does anyone have an idea how to get a Prim to just rez itself a nice, unowned
blank script without modifying Scene.cs to
not silently die if I try and call RezScript without a client?
Going to try altering Scene.cs though...
Regards,
Chris.
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