Script using llSetParcelMusicURL

[SingerGirl XOXOXO]

Hi! I'm a little puzzled and hope someone can point me in the right direction?

I have a script that is designed to change the parcel music through a menu and it works well on other virtual worlds. Here it runs through everything (menu, chat notice, etc) but doesn't actually set the stream in the parcel.

Is there anything different about this command in Kitely? I am able to edit and save the script without any errors.

Any suggestions appreciated!

[Constance Peregrine]

I seem to recall it needs to be deeded, did you do that?

[Selby Evans]

Hi! I'm a little puzzled and hope someone can point me in the right direction?

I have a script that is designed to change the parcel music through a menu and it works well on other virtual worlds. Here it runs through everything (menu, chat notice, etc) but doesn't actually set the stream in the parcel.

Is there anything different about this command in Kitely? I am able to edit and save the script without any errors.

Any suggestions appreciated!

I think the object setting the stream has to be deeded to the parcel. I recommend against deeding no-copy objects to a parcel, because of problems I have seen with trying to recover such objects. If you want to include that capability in a disco, I recommend that you put it in a separate object that has copy perms. Then advise customers to delete that object if they want to take the build from that location, as it may not function as intended if it is reused.

[SingerGirl XOXOXO]

Thank you! I will give that a try.

[SingerGirl XOXOXO]

Thank you! That did the trick!

[SingerGirl XOXOXO]

Running into another issue and hoping to get some input. I have never seen this before.

The scripted box offers the choice of multiple streams when clicked. Each choice appears as requested in the About Land : Sound : URL as it is supposed to. However, the stream doesn't actually change to what is listed there unless I put my cursor behind the stream address and hit enter.

Any ideas?

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>>Lesson learned. Don't trust the visual menu interface. Turn your speakers on when scripting with this command. lol
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