Comments on: Making Your Poofs Work with HUDDLES http://imakehuddles.com/wordpress Games & Gadgets for Second Life Wed, 09 May 2012 15:05:39 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Keiki Lemieux http://imakehuddles.com/wordpress/making-your-poofs-work-with-huddles/comment-page-1/#comment-4239 Keiki Lemieux Sat, 20 Feb 2010 18:46:06 +0000 http://imakehuddles.com/wordpress/?page_id=127#comment-4239 Kiri: You are right. If you have the EZ Animator Deluxe, you probably don't need a Poofer Pal. However, if you buy the Poofer Pal Deluxe, you will get a copy of all the poofs I sell. It's quite a bargain compared to buying them all separately. Kiri: You are right. If you have the EZ Animator Deluxe, you probably don’t need a Poofer Pal. However, if you buy the Poofer Pal Deluxe, you will get a copy of all the poofs I sell. It’s quite a bargain compared to buying them all separately.

]]> By: Kiri http://imakehuddles.com/wordpress/making-your-poofs-work-with-huddles/comment-page-1/#comment-3377 Kiri Mon, 14 Sep 2009 11:21:24 +0000 http://imakehuddles.com/wordpress/?page_id=127#comment-3377 Couple of comments: HPS objects need to be set copy if they are to be rezzed by the HUDDLES. Why buy a poofer pal when HUDDLES is copy? Rename it Poofer and have at it? Couple of comments:

HPS objects need to be set copy if they are to be rezzed by the HUDDLES.

Why buy a poofer pal when HUDDLES is copy? Rename it Poofer and have at it?

]]> By: Tanya http://imakehuddles.com/wordpress/making-your-poofs-work-with-huddles/comment-page-1/#comment-2063 Tanya Thu, 12 Feb 2009 14:43:53 +0000 http://imakehuddles.com/wordpress/?page_id=127#comment-2063 Hi Ravanne, i was there but could not find your find your poofs :( Somebody else has any good places where to get poofs that work in the Pal?? I just bought that Pal yesterday also, because it's the only way to AND stay dancing AND do poofing :) But it works sublime :) Hi Ravanne, i was there but could not find your find your poofs :( Somebody else has any good places where to get poofs that work in the Pal?? I just bought that Pal yesterday also, because it’s the only way to AND stay dancing AND do poofing :) But it works sublime :)

]]> By: Ravanne Sullivan http://imakehuddles.com/wordpress/making-your-poofs-work-with-huddles/comment-page-1/#comment-279 Ravanne Sullivan Sat, 03 May 2008 02:14:22 +0000 http://imakehuddles.com/wordpress/?page_id=127#comment-279 I've made up a number of poofs based on this and have tested them in both my EZAD and Poofer Pal and they work great. I am selling them in a vendor in my store right next to my Huddles Affiliate Vendor. I’ve made up a number of poofs based on this and have tested them in both my EZAD and Poofer Pal and they work great. I am selling them in a vendor in my store right next to my Huddles Affiliate Vendor.

]]> By: Needles Balbozar http://imakehuddles.com/wordpress/making-your-poofs-work-with-huddles/comment-page-1/#comment-278 Needles Balbozar Fri, 02 May 2008 21:48:48 +0000 http://imakehuddles.com/wordpress/?page_id=127#comment-278 I haven't tried this yet (I will in a few hours) , but since there aren't any other comments to this page yet I just wanted to say that I've read through the whole thing and it all makes sense and looks about as clear-cut as you could make it without actually giving any scripting lessons. I really like the way you've implemented this. That said, some coding optimization suggestions for the listen event that you posted (realizing that it's probably just a cut & paste of some more complicated one you use elsewhere, but I like to give general coding tips whenever I spot them): The first two lines of the event do nothing, you initialize words and use that to initialize command (a neat trick) but then go on to parse the command a different way without ever using it. Also even if those lines were needed, rather than nesting things as you have you're probably better off making the first line of the event something like if(llGetOwnerKey(id)!=llGetOwner()) return; Based on the theory that it's always best to bail out of a function as soon as possible in a situation like this where the condition is more likely to be the rule than the exception (unless you're standing alone in a room with no other scripts talking on 999) :D I haven’t tried this yet (I will in a few hours) , but since there aren’t any other comments to this page yet I just wanted to say that I’ve read through the whole thing and it all makes sense and looks about as clear-cut as you could make it without actually giving any scripting lessons. I really like the way you’ve implemented this. That said, some coding optimization suggestions for the listen event that you posted (realizing that it’s probably just a cut & paste of some more complicated one you use elsewhere, but I like to give general coding tips whenever I spot them): The first two lines of the event do nothing, you initialize words and use that to initialize command (a neat trick) but then go on to parse the command a different way without ever using it. Also even if those lines were needed, rather than nesting things as you have you’re probably better off making the first line of the event something like

if(llGetOwnerKey(id)!=llGetOwner()) return;

Based on the theory that it’s always best to bail out of a function as soon as possible in a situation like this where the condition is more likely to be the rule than the exception (unless you’re standing alone in a room with no other scripts talking on 999)

:D

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