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| This table summarizes the various types of objects that every combination of flags for $lfn[llSensor] and $lfn[llSensorRepeat] is able to detect. Combinations of $lct[AGENT], $lct[ACTIVE] and $lct[PASSIVE] without $lct[SCRIPTED] are straightforward. $ct[SCRIPTED] can only be combined with $ct[PASSIVE]. | This table summarizes the various types of objects that every combination of flags for $lfn[llSensor] and $lfn[llSensorRepeat] is able to detect. Combinations of $lct[AGENT], $lct[ACTIVE] and $lct[PASSIVE] without $lct[SCRIPTED] are straightforward. $ct[SCRIPTED] can only be combined with $ct[PASSIVE]. | ||
| - | The right column indicates the type that $lfn[llDetectedType] detects for the kind of detected object indicated in that row. It has nothing to do with the parameter passed to $fn[llSensor], even if the constants are common. Blame LL for the confusion this causes ;) | + | The right column indicates the type that $lfn[llDetectedType] returns for the kind of detected object indicated in that row. It has nothing to do with the parameter passed to $fn[llSensor], even if the constants are common. Blame LL for the confusion this causes ;) |
| ^ $lfn[llSensor] flag ^ Types of objects that this flag can detect ^ What\\ $lfn[llDetectedType]\\ returns ^ | ^ $lfn[llSensor] flag ^ Types of objects that this flag can detect ^ What\\ $lfn[llDetectedType]\\ returns ^ | ||