Even when they might already be familiar with memory-mapped peripherals and basic embedded concepts, the linker script and how it interacts with the GNU linker (ld) is still pretty mysterious. attachment containing this menu script is clicked.Most people getting started with embedded development seem to find linker scripts just another piece of magic required to get up and running with their system. The short name is the name which will appear in the "Attach" menu when the Second column is a short name for the attachment Populate the list _menu_all (below) with your attachments.
#Lsl script debugger code
pasting into the source code while writing the script You may delete these first three lines, they're only used for copying and Some useful Unicode graphics for menu operations ⬢⬡☐☑☒🔘◯■□▶▼▲◀ Here is the relevant directory structure: You'll probably want to rename the directory as well.Īttachments are kept in an #RLV folder.
If(currentfolder > 1 & currentfolder 1) Replace Bell and Bow with whatever attachments you have handy. parse the message to find currentfolder if any Touch_start(integer chan, string name, key id, string message) I haven't actually tested it with attachments yet.Ĭhannel=-(integer)llFrand(100000)-1000000 It will wear and detatch objects in theory, but the original idea was just for shapes which sort of just replace each other anyway. etc It currently force wears the contents of folder 1, but I intend to change that. It will cycle up and down a list in the RLV folder "ShapeCycler" with sub folders numbered 1,2,3.
#Lsl script debugger how to
Which means figuring out how to scan the area for available relays (targets) and choose a target, then make the commands work through a relay, which may be as easy as changign the llOwnerSay bits to llRegionSayTo(targetUUID, -1812221819, "whatever,"+(string)targetUUID+",RLVcommand|RLVcommand|.") Īnyway, here is the code I have right now. Step two after all that is done is to make it usable by someone else. This isn't 100%, I need to add a few things before it's super usable, mostly, I need to parse through the number of folders available, since I want it to be open ended, and I need to parse if any folder is currently worn as a "starting point". Only the Owner can use it on themselves at the moment. I played with it a bit and cut out a bunch of stuff and have a basic working script.
#Lsl script debugger free
Ok, so I found an free script in my inventory that just browsed and attached from the RLV folder. Also, maybe I'm going about this wrong but with a relay would person B need to wear anything else to capture the commands given from Person A? The ultimate idea is that Person A can use the HUD on Person B. On a second question, I didn't see anything here LSL Protocol/RestrainedLoveAPI - Second Life Wiki about how to scan for avatars with RLV enabled to target a particular person.
i have RLV enabled on my viewer but I suspect maybe I need to do something to establish permissions to use RLV? I tried setting the relay to Auto accept and still didn't see any response. But I don't see any response on 2225, or any channel.
LlRegionSayTo(targetUUID, -1812221819, see the command come in. I built a listerner HUD for testing if commands are passing through and when I touch an object with Basically, there doesn't seem to be any sort of response. I think I've managed to wrap my head around how RLV works with the commands, but I'm having trouble getting started. the result will basically be a HUD with some interface for "up and down" to cycle through a set of prebuilt folders, attaching and detaching whatever is in them. So, I'm playing around with making an RLV script, it's pretty basic, it's just a folder changer.
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