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imported>NelsonJenkins: /* Emergency Signal Program */

2014-03-02T04:54:55Z

‎Emergency Signal Program

imported>NelsonJenkins at 23:51, 3 October 2013

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imported>NelsonJenkins at 23:24, 12 July 2012

2012-07-12T23:24:54Z

imported>NelsonJenkins at 22:39, 12 July 2012

2012-07-12T22:39:30Z

imported>NelsonJenkins at 22:22, 12 July 2012

2012-07-12T22:22:21Z

imported>NelsonJenkins at 21:54, 12 July 2012

2012-07-12T21:54:39Z

imported>NelsonJenkins: /* Emergency Signal Program */

2012-07-12T21:51:50Z

‎Emergency Signal Program

imported>NelsonJenkins at 21:51, 12 July 2012

2012-07-12T21:51:09Z

imported>NelsonJenkins at 02:34, 11 July 2012

2012-07-11T02:34:28Z

imported>NelsonJenkins at 02:33, 11 July 2012

2012-07-11T02:33:40Z

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 # Rez out a controller and a 3-Head Signal or 2-Head Signal (the normal one).
-# Edit the controller's _config notecard to change the '''Custom''' setting to '''Yes'''. Save it.
+# Edit the controller's _config notecard to change the '''Custom''' setting to '''Yes'''.
 # Edit the controller's _program notecard and replace the program with the contents of the textbox below. Save it.
-# Click the signal and change its signal ID to '''EmergencySignal'''.
+# Click the signal and change its signal ID to '''EmergencySignal''' (Config -> Sig Custom).
-# Create a prim and place a new script in it. Copy the contents of the LSL script (second textbox below) into the new script and save it.
+# Click the signal and change its intersection ID to '''EmergencyIntersection''' or whatever you used in step 3 (Config -> Intersection).
   EmergencySignal GREEN

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 {{MkINote|Although components of this pack are made by [[ac14 Hutson]] and [[Hal Berkmans]], please contact [[Nelson Jenkins]] with questions. ac14 and Hal can not and will not help you.}}
 ==Basic Setup - [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LgG-lRRQAOs VIDEO TUTORIAL]==
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 * '''[signalID]''': the signal ID of the signal you want to set.
 * '''[intersectionID]''': the intersection ID of the signal you want to set. This must be specified if the signal is in a different intersection from the intersection ID set in the _config notecard.
-* '''[color]''': the color of the signal. Acceptable values are RED, YELLOW, GREEN, REDYELLOW, and OFF. These colors may do different things for specialized signals, so check the signal's color options by clicking the signal, clicking Override or Set Color, then playing with the color options. Remember to click it again and select Rtn Control when you're done.
+* '''[color]''': the color of the signal. Acceptable values are RED, YELLOW, GREEN, REDYELLOW, REDFLASH, YELLOWFLASH, GREENFLASH, REDYELLOWFLASH, and OFF. These colors may do different things for specialized signals, so check the signal's color options by clicking the signal, clicking Override or Set Color, then playing with the color options. Remember to click it again and select Rtn Control when you're done.
 * '''[time]''': the time to wait in seconds. This can be an integer (1, 4, etc.) or a floating-point decimal (5.5, 0.84, etc.) although these times are approximate, and can vary due to lag.
 * '''[channel]''': the channel to listen on. Can be any channel, positive or negative, or zero if you really want.
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 This LSL script works similarly to the emergency signal controller in the old Tredpro signals; if you want to allow everyone to access it, or you only want yourself to have access, change the access variable at the top of the script.
 {{Gentek}}

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 # Edit the controller's _config notecard to change the '''Custom''' setting to '''Yes'''. Save it.
 # Edit the controller's _program notecard and replace the program with the contents of the textbox below. Save it.
 # Create a prim and place a new script in it. Copy the contents of the LSL script (second textbox below) into the new script and save it.
-  X-Normal GREEN
+  EmergencySignal GREEN
   INPUT 911 signalON
-  X-Normal YELLOW
+  EmergencySignal YELLOW
   WAIT 3
-  X-Normal RED
+  EmergencySignal RED
   INPUT 911 signalOFF

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−	The CityLite is a programmable traffic signal system.	+	{{ infobox product
		+	\| title = CityLite
		+	\| image = [[File:VendorImage5 - CityLite Traffic Signals.jpg\|200px\|center]]
		+	\| caption = CityLite vendor image.
		+	\| inventor = [[Nelson Jenkins]]
		+	\| launch year = 2006
		+	\| company = [[Gentek]]
		+	\| available = Marketplace & In-World
		+	\| url = '''[https://marketplace.secondlife.com/p/CityLite-Traffic-Signal-Pack-Fully-Programmable-Mesh-Traffic-Signals/3727118 Marketplace Listing]'''
		+	}}
		+
		+	The '''CityLite''' is a programmable traffic signal system originally designed in 2006, updated up until 2009, and then re-released in mesh in July 2012.

	{{MkINote\|Although components of this pack are made by [[ac14 Hutson]] and [[Hal Berkmans]], please contact [[Nelson Jenkins]] with questions. ac14 and Hal can not and will not help you.}}		{{MkINote\|Although components of this pack are made by [[ac14 Hutson]] and [[Hal Berkmans]], please contact [[Nelson Jenkins]] with questions. ac14 and Hal can not and will not help you.}}

← Older revision		Revision as of 22:22, 12 July 2012
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	This LSL script works similarly to the emergency signal controller in the old Tredpro signals; if you want to allow everyone to access it, or you only want yourself to have access, change the access variable at the top of the script.		This LSL script works similarly to the emergency signal controller in the old Tredpro signals; if you want to allow everyone to access it, or you only want yourself to have access, change the access variable at the top of the script.
		+
		+	{{Gentek}}

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 ==Emergency Signal Program==
-Many customers have asked for an emergency signal, so here's a simple program sequence and accompanying LSL script to control it:
+Many customers have asked for an emergency signal, so here's a simple program sequence and accompanying LSL script to control it.
   X-Normal GREEN
   INPUT 911 signalON

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 And here is an LSL script, just put it in a prim and set the prim's texture to whatever you like:
-<nowiki>
+ // ACCESS SETTING
-// ACCESS SETTING
+ // Use "Owner", "Group", or "Everyone"
-// Use "Owner", "Group", or "Everyone"
+ string access="Group";
-string access="Group";
+ // DO NOT EDIT ANYTHING BELOW THIS LINE IF YOU DON'T KNOW WHAT YOU'RE DOING
-// DO NOT EDIT ANYTHING BELOW THIS LINE IF YOU DON'T KNOW WHAT YOU'RE DOING
+ integer active=FALSE;
-integer active=FALSE;
+ default
 default
+     touch_start(integer total_number)
-    touch_start(integer total_number)
+         if (llToUpper(access)=="EVERYONE"||(llToUpper(access)=="GROUP"&&llSameGroup(llDetectedKey(0)))||llGetOwner()==llDetectedKey(0))
-        if (llToUpper(access)=="EVERYONE"||(llToUpper(access)=="GROUP"&&llSameGroup(llDetectedKey(0)))||llGetOwner()==llDetectedKey(0))
+             if (!active)
-            if (!active)
+                 llRegionSay(911,"signalON");
-                llRegionSay(911,"signalON");
+                 llSetColor(<1,0,0>,ALL_SIDES);
-                llSetColor(<1,0,0>,ALL_SIDES);
+                 active=TRUE;
-                active=TRUE;
+             else
-            else
+                 llRegionSay(911,"signalOFF");
-                llRegionSay(911,"signalOFF");
+                 llSetColor(<0,1,0>,ALL_SIDES);
-                llSetColor(<0,1,0>,ALL_SIDES);
+                 active=FALSE;
-                active=FALSE;
-−
+         }
-−
+     }
-−
+ }
 This LSL script works similarly to the emergency signal controller in the old Tredpro signals; if you want to allow everyone to access it, or you only want yourself to have access, change the access variable at the top of the script.

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	INPUT 500 reset		INPUT 500 reset
	This sequence accepts input on channel 500. When you're ready to begin, send "ready" and the signals turn on as red. To go, send "go" and the signals turn from yellow to green. To reset the signals, send "reset" and they turn off. Note that commands are only acceptable when the controller has hit that INPUT line - so if we had another INPUT line later in the program, it wouldn't have any affect. For example, if we tried to send "go" while the controller was waiting for the "ready" command, nothing would happen - it wouldn't skip to the "go" input line. Keep this in mind when writing API's!		This sequence accepts input on channel 500. When you're ready to begin, send "ready" and the signals turn on as red. To go, send "go" and the signals turn from yellow to green. To reset the signals, send "reset" and they turn off. Note that commands are only acceptable when the controller has hit that INPUT line - so if we had another INPUT line later in the program, it wouldn't have any affect. For example, if we tried to send "go" while the controller was waiting for the "ready" command, nothing would happen - it wouldn't skip to the "go" input line. Keep this in mind when writing API's!
		+
		+	==Emergency Signal Program==
		+	Many customers have asked for an emergency signal, so here's a simple program sequence and accompanying LSL script to control it:
		+	X-Normal GREEN
		+	INPUT 911 signalON
		+	X-Normal YELLOW
		+	WAIT 3
		+	X-Normal RED
		+	INPUT 911 signalOFF
		+
		+	And here is an LSL script, just put it in a prim and set the prim's texture to whatever you like:
		+	<nowiki>
		+	// ACCESS SETTING
		+	// Use "Owner", "Group", or "Everyone"
		+	string access="Group";
		+	// DO NOT EDIT ANYTHING BELOW THIS LINE IF YOU DON'T KNOW WHAT YOU'RE DOING
		+	integer active=FALSE;
		+	default
		+	{
		+	touch_start(integer total_number)
		+	{
		+	if (llToUpper(access)=="EVERYONE"\|\|(llToUpper(access)=="GROUP"&&llSameGroup(llDetectedKey(0)))\|\|llGetOwner()==llDetectedKey(0))
		+	{
		+	if (!active)
		+	{
		+	llRegionSay(911,"signalON");
		+	llSetColor(<1,0,0>,ALL_SIDES);
		+	active=TRUE;
		+	}
		+	else
		+	{
		+	llRegionSay(911,"signalOFF");
		+	llSetColor(<0,1,0>,ALL_SIDES);
		+	active=FALSE;
		+	}
		+	}
		+	}
		+	}
		+	</nowiki>
		+
		+	This LSL script works similarly to the emergency signal controller in the old Tredpro signals; if you want to allow everyone to access it, or you only want yourself to have access, change the access variable at the top of the script.

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 The CityLite is a programmable traffic signal system.
-{{MkINote|Although components of this pack are made by [[ac14 Hutson]], please contact [[Nelson Jenkins]] with questions. ac14 can not and will not help you, and will probably just yell at you instead.}}
+{{MkINote|Although components of this pack are made by [[ac14 Hutson]] and [[Hal Berkmans]], please contact [[Nelson Jenkins]] with questions. ac14 and Hal can not and will not help you.}}
 ==Basic Setup - [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LgG-lRRQAOs VIDEO TUTORIAL]==

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 {{MkINote|Although components of this pack are made by [[ac14 Hutson]], please contact [[Nelson Jenkins]] with questions. ac14 can not and will not help you, and will probably just yell at you instead.}}
-==Basic Setup==
+==Basic Setup - [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LgG-lRRQAOs VIDEO TUTORIAL]==
 # Choose which signal you want which is labeled '''*BASIC*'''.
 # Right click any object in-world and select Edit. This should open your Edit window.
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 # Repeat steps 1-7 for other intersections in the same region. Do not rez more than one controller per region for basic signals.
-==Advanced Setup==
+==Advanced Setup - [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hOpt3UABPxE VIDEO TUTORIAL]==
 '''STOP! STOP! STOP!'''
 The following signals will work out of the box: