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- Given the starting positions of two objects, and their velocities, it will tell you how close they'll get
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- This function returns a value depending on whether one vector is to the left or right of another. This can be used to tell where an object is in relation to another.
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- This function is a companion to llListFindList.
* SPECIAL NOTE: this is only designed to work on string data that will NOT contain the "•" character(alt+7)... please use a different character to suit your needs.
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- Reverse List Order (faster version)
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- Reverse List Order (faster version)
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- * These functions are companions to llListFindList.
Get First Index in List Source of any element in List Test
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- Get Last Index in List Source of any element in List Test
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- Just in case you need an axis other then the up axis pointed at a target, here's a useful code snippet:
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- Reverse a string , optimized for speed, from the wiki
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- Optimized for memory
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- A one-liner to rotate an object so it points its X axis (which is the 'forward' axis on prims) towards another object. Killer script. Also, a much deeper article is at http://www.sluniverse.com/php/vb/script-library/40698-kept-simple-rotate-object-towards.html
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- This script uses the object description field to configure scripts
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- Get Last Index of String Test in String Source
llListFindList's backwards cousin.
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- Convert 1234567890 to [2009, 2, 13, 3, 31, 30].
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- iif implementation on LSL
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