I'm rather curious that people will spend a long time rather than trying to
patch it in OpenSim itself.
Is it that the code is just too complicated to work out what's going on, people don't know c# or some other factor? I'm
interested to know.
On 22/10/11 00:07, Gudule Lapointe wrote:
Holy sit! I've been spending hours trying to script a workaround for that ;-).
Well, honestly, just thinking about it. I am happy I won't need it anymore.
Le 22 oct. 2011 à 01:00, Justin Clark-Casey a écrit :
I've now experimentally implemented osNpcSit() [1] and osNpcStand() [2] (thanks
to Fritigern for documenting these!).
Sitting only works if there is a sit target. Doing this without a sit target
is not straightforward since the code conforms to the fact that in SL, an
avatar sitting without a sit target is not detectable and not part of the
linkset.
Currently there's only one option, which is to sit the avatar from anywhere in
the sim. Might add an option to ask it to walk/fly there.
[1] http://opensimulator.org/wiki/OsNpcSit
[2] http://opensimulator.org/wiki/OsNpcStand
On 13/10/11 17:04, Marcus Llewellyn wrote:
On Wed, Oct 12, 2011 at 10:03 PM, David
Burden<[email protected]<mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:
I also can't get scripts in attachments to stay working once rezzed back
out of the notecard - known problem or am I
doing something wrong?
Scripts attached to an NPC have been working fine for me. One thing to remember
(sorry if it's obvious) is that
attachments on an NPC won't run on land that restricts script execution to a
group, or to the region owner. This is
unfortunate, as it makes using NPCs that have scripted attachments while
maintaining a defense against griefers pretty
much impossible. And since NPC UUIDs aren't persistent, you cannot have them
join a group or provide any real exception
for them really.
Right now, you can either let everyone on your parcel/region run scripts so
that NPCs can run them too, or stick to
controlling the NPC from an unattached object owned by you or another
privileged user.
As far as sitting goes, the best I've been able to do is to attach a chair to
the NPC, and use osAvatarPlayAnimation to
perform a sit animation tailored to fit the situation. Not ideal, but it works.
Part of the problem here is that it seems as though as far as the simulator
goes, NPCs are a first class user agent. It
treats them just like any other client connected to the sim, but without the
network overhead. It would be nice if NPCs
were somewhere between a user and an object which could be owned, and which
either inherited privileges from its owner,
or could be assigned persistant privileges of its own.
Better stop there before I start on a whole long wish list. ;)
Marcus
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