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Revision as of 21:02, 21 December 2016
Touches an attachment of the bot (HUD or wearable object)
Bot.touchAttachment(objectName, linkNumber);
Reference
This command accepts the following parameters:
Variable | Required | Description
| |
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Input: | |||
objectName | yes | The name of the object to touch. | |
linkNumber | yes | The link number of the prim (root prim = 1) | |
Output: | |||
result | This function does not return anything |
Comment
Remember that bot have to load all objects from SL before touching them. So:
- after logging in, give bot about 30 seconds to load surrounding objects,
- the same after teleporting.
Determining the link number
The root prim is always 1 (so, linkNumber=1 for 1-prim objects too).
To get the link number of the specific child prim use Phoenix Firestorm viewer:
- Start editing your object
- Check "Edit linked" option
- Select required child prim
- See the "Link number" value
Examples
Touch a special test attachment object (contact SmartBots support to get it):
// Touch the button of the "Touch tester v2.0" object:
Bot.touchAttachment("Touch tester v2.0", 2);
// Politely exit since we're done
exit();