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I've got an issue reported several times by customers with furnitures moving with KFM. They get this error: `Cannot use a script to move a linkset while it is playing an animation. Stop the animation first.` Before this fix, the codes follow this workflow: - it pause KFM - it sleeps 0.15 seconds - it updates the link position - it sleeps 0.15 seconds - it restarts KFM I think you've put these 0.15 sleep before and after because both scripts `sitA` and `sitA 1` (and more if there 3 ore more sitters) can be slightly unsynched, so it is good to give a little delay to avoid that `sitA` restarts KFM while `sitA 1` hasn't changed the link position yet. But it looks like the first llSleep is not only needless, but even increases the risk of error. Why sleeping 0.15 seconds between the KFM pause and the link position change? It makes the critical situation longer. The error occurs quite often. And it becomes alsmot systematic if both sitters select a pose roughly at the same time. I did a test, sitting on a furniture with a friend. I asked her to click many times on all buttons. I was doing the same. In less than 20 seconds, i got the error 5 times! Then i did the same test, remove the first llSleep, and keeping the second one, that i have increased a little bit to 0.2 seconds. Same test with this friend: 0 error. |
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AVsitter™
Repository for AVsitter™ - a furniture pose system for Second Life® and OpenSim, written in LSL.
Getting the AVsitter2 scripts in Second Life/Opensim
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Editing the AVsitter2 code
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License
AVsitter LSL scripts are licensed under the Mozilla Public License Version 2.0.
This basically means that: you must make the source code for any of your changes available under MPL, but you can combine the MPL code with proprietary code, as long as you keep the MPL code in separate files.
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Scripts were formatted by LSL-PyOptimizer and created using LSLForge. A sincere thanks goes to the creators of those projects! Many thanks go also to Philip Rosedale and all Lindens (past and present).