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### Welcome to OsCollar
OsCollar is the de-facto OpenSim fork of OpenCollar, known from Second Life
OsCollar is the de-facto OpenSim fork of OpenCollar, a device for submission roleplay that originated in Second Life
Grid and sim owners might want to read [opensim-patches.md](opensim-patches.md)
For help and chatter, join us on [Matrix](https://matrix.to/#/#oscollar:matrix.org)
#### Finding your way around this repo
```
./oscollar/
> licenses: Verbatim copies of the licenses used
> opensim-patches: Recommended patches for the OpenSim sources
> res: Resource of creative content.
> anims: Motions and Animations as .bvh and .avm binaries.

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This folder used to contain patches for OpenSim
Recommended patches for OpenSim
You wouldn't believe how often I got a "bug report" for what is actually a bug in OpenSim itself. Unfortunately the core devs don't see the urgency to integrate my patches in mainstream OpenSim, so you'll have to patch the OpenSim sourcecode yourself!
So I now link you to the respective Mantis'es, where you can get the attached patches affecting collar and RLV roleplay:
You wouldn't believe how often I got a "bug report" for what is actually a bug in OpenSim itself. Unfortunately the core devs don't see the urgency to address these problems in mainstream OpenSim, so you'll have to patch the OpenSim sourcecode yourself!
[Mantis 8366](http://opensimulator.org/mantis/view.php?id=8366)
This fixes state being lost or even non-working scripts after teleporting to a hypergrid destination. If you have been wondering why your collar (and other scripted attachments) lost any and all settings, this is it.
This fixes state being lost or even non-working scripts for any hypergrid visitors you receive at your sim. If you have been wondering why your collar (and other scripted attachments) lost any and all settings when hypergridding, this is it.
[Mantis 6311](http://opensimulator.org/mantis/view.php?id=6311) [Patch here](https://github.com/lickx/opensim-lickx/wiki/6311)
This affects RLVa, when declining a folder given to your shared #RLV folder by a scripted object/trap. Accepting seems to be working now, decline doesn't in OS master but will work with my patch.
This affects RLVa, when declining a folder given to your shared #RLV folder by a scripted object/trap. Accepting seems to be working now since OpenSim 0.9.2, decline will only work correctly after this patch is applied.
[Mantis 8250](http://opensimulator.org/mantis/view.php?id=8250)
If your leashed sub has been bunny hopping or is stuck when walking up or down a hill, stairs, or other kind of slope, this patch fixes that leash weirdness.

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=========================
OsCollar Help Card | 2021-06-03
OsCollar Help Card
=========================
This is only a short version of the manual, explaining the basic usage and lists all chat commands.
Find out more about OsCollar at the wiki:
https://github.com/mdickson/oscollar/wiki/Users
==============================
A word about OpenSim and script state loss
==============================
In OpenSim there are still two ways scripts lose their memory (state):
1 Teleport from a region that uses YEngine to a region that uses the now ancient XEngine
2 Teleport to a hypergrid region (all attached scripts halt at this point), then cross or teleport to another region within that destination grid (all scripts will startup from scratch at this point).
The first problem you're going to see less in the future as more regions phase out XEngine in favour of YEngine.
The second problem can only be fixed by the OpenSim core developers, or the person running the destination region. This requires patching the OpenSim sourcecode with the patch I attached to Mantis 8366 (http://opensimulator.org/mantis/view.php?id=8366).
Now because state loss isn't going to be resolved soon enough, it is STRONGLY RECOMMENDED to save the settings in your collar after changing anything. This is done in the so called settings notecard. Saving can be done like this:
-> First, Open the collar menu, Click Settings, Click Save.
The collar will attempt to save the notecard directly if the region allows for it (sim owners will need to set osMakeNotecard = true in osslEnable.ini). No matter what, you will be informed whether saving worked or not after trying.
Alternatively, if the Save method didn't work you can do it manually:
-> Open the collar menu, click Unlock (if locked), click Settings, click Print. The collar will print the settings to local chat.
-> Select the settings below the cutline from local chat.
-> Press Ctrl-C (copy selection)
-> Edit the collar, and select the settings link/prim. You can cycle between links with with Ctrl-. (forward) and Ctrl-, (backward). If done right, you'll see the oc_settings script and the .settings notecard within the prim's inventory.
-> Open the .settings notecard
-> Press Ctrl-A (select everything)
-> Press Ctrl-V (paste what you copied from local, it will replace the selection)
-> Press Save.
From now on, any time scripts lose state, the collar can recover automatically!
==========
@@ -19,11 +46,10 @@ Making use of the many, many features in your collar can be done by touching you
The Prefix:
-------------
Your [prefix] are the first two letters of your username
Your [prefix] are the first two letters of your username, not of your displayname
Wendy Starfall's prefix is: we
Otto (garvin.twine)'s prefix is: ga
Virtual Disgrace™ (virtualdisgrace)'s prefix is: vi
John Doe's prefix is: jo
Loki (silvia.blep)'s prefix is: si
Your prefix is used to issue commands in the Nearby Chat.

8
src/device/oc_com.lsl
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@@ -452,16 +452,16 @@ default {
string sScriptName;
while (i) {
sScriptName = llGetInventoryName(INVENTORY_SCRIPT,--i);
if (sScriptName != "oc_com" && sScriptName != "oc_root"
if (sScriptName != "oc_com" && sScriptName != "oc_sys"
&& llGetInventoryType(sScriptName) == INVENTORY_SCRIPT
&& llGetScriptState(sScriptName) == FALSE) {
llSetScriptState(sScriptName,TRUE);
llResetOtherScript(sScriptName);
}
}
if (llGetInventoryType("oc_root") == INVENTORY_SCRIPT && !llGetScriptState("oc_root")) {
llSetScriptState("oc_root",TRUE);
llResetOtherScript("oc_root");
if (llGetInventoryType("oc_sys") == INVENTORY_SCRIPT && !llGetScriptState("oc_sys")) {
llSetScriptState("oc_sys",TRUE);
llResetOtherScript("oc_sys");
}
llResetScript();
}

338
src/device/oc_sys.lsl
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@@ -1,67 +1,31 @@
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// //
// ____ ______ ____ //
// / __ \____ ___ ____ / ____/___ / / /___ ______ //
// / / / / __ \/ _ \/ __ \/ / / __ \/ / / __ `/ ___/ //
// / /_/ / /_/ / __/ / / / /___/ /_/ / / / /_/ / / //
// \____/ .___/\___/_/ /_/\____/\____/_/_/\__,_/_/ //
// /_/ //
// //
// ,^~~~-. .-~~~"-. //
// : .--. \ / .--. \ //
// : ( .-`<^~~~-: : ) : //
// `. `-,~ ^- ' .' //
// `-: ,.-~ //
// .' `. //
// ,' @ @ | //
// : __ ; //
// ...{ (__) ,----. //
// / `. ,' ,--. `. //
// | `.,___ , : : : //
// | .' ~~~~ \ / : //
// \.. / `. `--' .' //
// | ~----~ //
// System - 170330.1 //
// ------------------------------------------------------------------------ //
// Copyright (c) 2008 - 2017 Nandana Singh, Garvin Twine, Cleo Collins, //
// Satomi Ahn, Joy Stipe, Wendy Starfall, littlemousy, Romka Swallowtail, //
// Sumi Perl et al. //
// ------------------------------------------------------------------------ //
// This script is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify //
// it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published //
// by the Free Software Foundation, version 2. //
// //
// This script is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, //
// but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of //
// MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the //
// GNU General Public License for more details. //
// //
// You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License //
// along with this script; if not, see www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-2.0 //
// ------------------------------------------------------------------------ //
// This script and any derivatives based on it must remain "full perms". //
// //
// "Full perms" means maintaining MODIFY, COPY, and TRANSFER permissions //
// in Second Life(R), OpenSimulator and the Metaverse. //
// //
// If these platforms should allow more fine-grained permissions in the //
// future, then "full perms" will mean the most permissive possible set //
// of permissions allowed by the platform. //
// ------------------------------------------------------------------------ //
// github.com/VirtualDisgrace/opencollar/tree/master/src/collar //
// ------------------------------------------------------------------------ //
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// oc_sys.lsl
// Copyright (c) 2008 - 2017 Nandana Singh, Garvin Twine, Cleo Collins,
// Satomi Ahn, Joy Stipe, Wendy Starfall, littlemousy, Romka Swallowtail,
// Sumi Perl et al.
//
// This script is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify
// it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published
// by the Free Software Foundation, version 2.
//
// This script is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
// but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
// MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the
// GNU General Public License for more details.
//
// You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
// along with this script; if not, see www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-2.0
//
//on start, send request for submenu names
//on getting submenu name, add to list if not already present
//on menu request, give dialog, with alphabetized list of submenus
//on listen, send submenu link message
string g_sDevStage="";
string g_sCollarVersion="6.5.5";
string g_sFancyVersion="⁶⋅⁵⋅⁵";
integer g_iLatestVersion=TRUE;
float g_fBuildVersion = 170620.1;
string g_sDevStage=" dev";
string g_sCollarVersion="7.1.0";
//integer g_iLatestVersion=TRUE;
key g_kWearer;
@@ -108,14 +72,14 @@ integer DIALOG = -9000;
integer DIALOG_RESPONSE = -9001;
integer DIALOG_TIMEOUT = -9002;
integer REGION_CROSSED = 10050;
integer REGION_TELEPORT = 10051;
string UPMENU = "BACK";
string GIVECARD = "Help";
string HELPCARD = ".help";
string CONTACT = "Contact";
string LICENSE = "License";
string HTTP_TYPE = ""; // can be raw, text/plain or text/*
key g_kWebLookup;
key g_kCurrentUser;
list g_lAppsButtons;
@@ -124,19 +88,15 @@ list g_lResizeButtons;
integer g_iLocked = FALSE;
integer g_bDetached = FALSE;
integer g_iHide ; // global hide
integer g_iNews=TRUE;
string g_sLockPrimName="Lock"; // Description for lock elements to recognize them //EB //SA: to be removed eventually (kept for compatibility)
string g_sOpenLockPrimName="OpenLock"; // Prim description of elements that should be shown when unlocked
string g_sClosedLockPrimName="ClosedLock"; // Prim description of elements that should be shown when locked
list g_lClosedLockElements; //to store the locks prim to hide or show //EB
list g_lOpenLockElements; //to store the locks prim to hide or show //EB
list g_lClosedLockGlows;
list g_lOpenLockGlows;
string g_sDefaultLockSound="dec9fb53-0fef-29ae-a21d-b3047525d312";
string g_sDefaultUnlockSound="82fa6d06-b494-f97c-2908-84009380c8d1";
string g_sLockSound="dec9fb53-0fef-29ae-a21d-b3047525d312";
string g_sUnlockSound="82fa6d06-b494-f97c-2908-84009380c8d1";
string g_sDefaultLockSound="73f3f84b-0447-487d-8246-4ab3e5fdbf40";
string g_sDefaultUnlockSound="d64c3566-cf76-44b5-ae76-9aabf60efab8";
string g_sLockSound="73f3f84b-0447-487d-8246-4ab3e5fdbf40";
string g_sUnlockSound="d64c3566-cf76-44b5-ae76-9aabf60efab8";
integer g_iAnimsMenu=FALSE;
integer g_iRlvMenu=FALSE;
@@ -148,29 +108,17 @@ integer g_iUpdateHandle;
key g_kUpdaterOrb;
integer g_iUpdateFromMenu;
key github_version_request;
string g_sDistributor;
string g_sOtherDist;
string g_sDistCard = ".distributor";
key g_kDistCheck;
integer g_iOffDist;
key g_kNCkey;
key news_request;
string g_sLastNewsTime = "0";
string g_sWeb = "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/VirtualDisgrace/opencollar/master/web/~";
string g_sWorldAPI = "http://world.secondlife.com/";
integer g_iUpdateAuth;
integer g_iWillingUpdaters = 0;
string g_sSafeWord="RED";
//Option Menu variables
string DUMPSETTINGS = "Print";
string STEALTH_OFF = "☐ Stealth"; // show the whole device
string STEALTH_ON = "☑ Stealth"; // hide the whole device
string LOADCARD = "Load";
string BTN_PRINT = "Print";
string BTN_SHOW = "☐ Hide"; // show the whole device
string BTN_HIDE = "☑ Hide"; // hide the whole device
string BTN_LOADCARD = "Load";
string BTN_SAVECARD = "Save";
string REFRESH_MENU = "Fix";
string g_sGlobalToken = "global_";
@@ -179,19 +127,6 @@ integer g_iWaitUpdate;
integer g_iWaitRebuild;
string g_sIntegrity = "(pending...)";
/*
integer g_iProfiled=1;
Debug(string sStr) {
//if you delete the first // from the preceeding and following lines,
// profiling is off, debug is off, and the compiler will remind you to
// remove the debug calls from the code, we're back to production mode
if (!g_iProfiled){
g_iProfiled=1;
llScriptProfiler(1);
}
llOwnerSay(llGetScriptName() + "(min free:"+(string)(llGetMemoryLimit()-llGetSPMaxMemory())+")["+(string)llGetFreeMemory()+" :\n" + sStr);
}*/
integer compareVersions(string v1, string v2) { //compares two symantic version strings, true if v1 >= v2
integer v1Index=llSubStringIndex(v1,".");
integer v2Index=llSubStringIndex(v2,".");
@@ -227,19 +162,18 @@ string NameGroupURI(string sStr){
}
SettingsMenu(key kID, integer iAuth) {
string sPrompt = "\n[http://www.opencollar.at/settings.html Settings]";
list lButtons = [DUMPSETTINGS,LOADCARD,REFRESH_MENU];
string sPrompt = "\nSettings";
list lButtons = [BTN_PRINT,BTN_LOADCARD,BTN_SAVECARD,REFRESH_MENU];
lButtons += g_lResizeButtons;
if (g_iHide) lButtons += [STEALTH_ON];
else lButtons += [STEALTH_OFF];
if (g_iHide) lButtons += [BTN_HIDE];
else lButtons += [BTN_SHOW];
if (g_iLooks) lButtons += "Looks";
else lButtons += "Themes";
else if (llGetInventoryType("oc_themes") == INVENTORY_SCRIPT) lButtons += "Themes";
Dialog(kID, sPrompt, lButtons, [UPMENU], 0, iAuth, "Settings");
}
AppsMenu(key kID, integer iAuth) {
string sPrompt="\n[http://www.opencollar.at/apps.html Apps]\n\nBrowse apps, extras and custom features.";
//Debug("max memory used: "+(string)llGetSPMaxMemory());
string sPrompt="\nApps & Plugins";
Dialog(kID, sPrompt, g_lAppsButtons, [UPMENU], 0, iAuth, "Apps");
}
@@ -248,25 +182,17 @@ UpdateConfirmMenu() {
}
HelpMenu(key kID, integer iAuth) {
string sPrompt="\nOpenCollar Version: "+g_sCollarVersion+g_sDevStage+"\nOrigin: ";
if (g_iOffDist) sPrompt += NameGroupURI(g_sDistributor)+" [Official]";
else if (g_sOtherDist) sPrompt += NameGroupURI("agent/"+g_sOtherDist);
else sPrompt += "Unknown";
sPrompt+="\n\nPrefix: %PREFIX%\nChannel: %CHANNEL%\nSafeword: "+g_sSafeWord;
string sPrompt="\nVersion: "+g_sCollarVersion+g_sDevStage+"\n";
sPrompt+="\nPrefix: %PREFIX%\nChannel: %CHANNEL%\nSafeword: "+g_sSafeWord;
sPrompt += "\n\nThis %DEVICETYPE% has a "+g_sIntegrity+" core.";
if(!g_iLatestVersion) sPrompt+="\n\n[http://www.opencollar.at/updates.html Update available!]";
//Debug("max memory used: "+(string)llGetSPMaxMemory());
list lUtility = [UPMENU];
string sNewsButton="☐ News";
if (g_iNews) sNewsButton="☑ News";
list lStaticButtons=[GIVECARD,CONTACT,LICENSE,sNewsButton,"Update"];
list lStaticButtons=[GIVECARD,LICENSE,"Update"];
Dialog(kID, sPrompt, lStaticButtons, lUtility, 0, iAuth, "Help/About");
}
MainMenu(key kID, integer iAuth) {
string sPrompt = "\n[http://www.opencollar.at/main-menu.html O p e n C o l l a r S i x™]\nw w w . o p e n c o l l a r . a t\t\t"+g_sFancyVersion;
if(!g_iLatestVersion) sPrompt+="\n\nUPDATE AVAILABLE: A new patch has been released.\nPlease install at your earliest convenience. Thanks!\n\nwww.opencollar.at/updates";
//Debug("max memory used: "+(string)llGetSPMaxMemory());
string sPrompt = "\nO s C o l l a r "+g_sCollarVersion+g_sDevStage;
//if(!g_iLatestVersion) sPrompt+="\n\nUPDATE AVAILABLE: A new patch has been released.\nPlease install at your earliest convenience. Thanks!\n";
list lStaticButtons=["Apps"];
if (g_iAnimsMenu) lStaticButtons+="Animations";
else lStaticButtons+="-";
@@ -296,29 +222,21 @@ UserCommand(integer iNum, string sStr, key kID, integer fromMenu) {
}
} else if (sStr == "info") {
string sMessage = "\n\nModel: "+llGetObjectName();
sMessage += "\nOpenCollar Version: "+g_sCollarVersion+g_sDevStage+" ("+(string)g_fBuildVersion+")\nOrigin: ";
if (g_iOffDist) sMessage += NameGroupURI(g_sDistributor)+" [Official]";
else if (g_sOtherDist) sMessage += NameGroupURI("agent/"+g_sOtherDist);
else sMessage += "Unknown";
sMessage += "\nOsCollar Version: "+g_sCollarVersion+g_sDevStage;
sMessage += "\nUser: "+llGetUsername(g_kWearer);
sMessage += "\nPrefix: %PREFIX%\nChannel: %CHANNEL%\nSafeword: "+g_sSafeWord;
sMessage += "\nThis %DEVICETYPE% has a "+g_sIntegrity+" core.\n";
llMessageLinked(LINK_DIALOG,NOTIFY,"1"+sMessage,kID);
} else if (sStr == "license") {
if(llGetInventoryType(".license")==INVENTORY_NOTECARD) llGiveInventory(kID,".license");
else llMessageLinked(LINK_DIALOG,NOTIFY,"0"+"The license card has been removed from this %DEVICETYPE%. Please find the recent revision [https://raw.githubusercontent.com/VirtualDisgrace/opencollar/master/LICENSE here].",kID);
if (fromMenu) HelpMenu(kID, iNum);
} else if (sStr == "help") {
llGiveInventory(kID, HELPCARD);
if (fromMenu) HelpMenu(kID, iNum);
} else if (sStr == "license") {
if (llGetInventoryType(".license") == INVENTORY_NOTECARD) llGiveInventory(kID, ".license");
if (fromMenu) HelpMenu(kID, iNum);
} else if (sStr =="about" || sStr=="help/about") HelpMenu(kID,iNum);
else if (sStr == "addons" || sStr=="apps") AppsMenu(kID, iNum);
else if (sStr == "settings") {
if (iNum == CMD_OWNER || iNum == CMD_WEARER) SettingsMenu(kID, iNum);
} else if (sStr == "contact") {
g_kWebLookup = llHTTPRequest(g_sWeb+"contact"+HTTP_TYPE, [HTTP_METHOD, "GET", HTTP_VERBOSE_THROTTLE, FALSE], "");
g_kCurrentUser = kID;
if (fromMenu) HelpMenu(kID, iNum);
} else if (sCmd == "menuto") {
key kAv = (key)llList2String(lParams, 1);
if (llGetAgentSize(kAv) != ZERO_VECTOR) {//if kAv is an avatar in this region
@@ -352,35 +270,10 @@ UserCommand(integer iNum, string sStr, key kID, integer fromMenu) {
else llMessageLinked(LINK_DIALOG,NOTIFY,"0"+"%NOACCESS%",kID);
if (fromMenu) MainMenu(kID, iNum);
} else if (sCmd == "fix") {
if (kID == g_kWearer){
//if (kID == g_kWearer){
RebuildMenu();
llMessageLinked(LINK_DIALOG,NOTIFY,"0"+"Menus have been fixed!",kID);
} else llMessageLinked(LINK_DIALOG,NOTIFY,"0"+"%NOACCESS%",kID);
} else if (llToLower(sStr) == "rm seal" && kID == g_kWearer) {
if (g_iOffDist) {
if (llGetAttached())
llMessageLinked(LINK_DIALOG,NOTIFY,"0"+"Oops! For this to work, please rez your %DEVICETYPE% on the ground and then use the command to remove the seal again.",kID);
else
Dialog(kID,"\nThis process is irreversible. Do you wish to proceed?", ["Yes","No","Cancel"],[],0,iNum,"JB");
} else
llMessageLinked(LINK_DIALOG,NOTIFY,"0"+"This %DEVICETYPE% has no official seal.",kID);
} else if (sCmd == "news"){
if (kID == g_kWearer || iNum==CMD_OWNER){
if (sStr=="news off"){
g_iNews=FALSE;
llMessageLinked(LINK_DIALOG,NOTIFY,"1"+"News feature disabled.",kID);
llMessageLinked(LINK_SAVE,LM_SETTING_SAVE,"intern_news=0","");
} else if (sStr=="news on"){
g_iNews=TRUE;
llMessageLinked(LINK_SAVE,LM_SETTING_DELETE,"intern_news","");
g_sLastNewsTime="0";
news_request = llHTTPRequest(g_sWeb+"news"+HTTP_TYPE, [HTTP_METHOD, "GET", HTTP_VERBOSE_THROTTLE, FALSE], "");
} else {
g_sLastNewsTime="0";
news_request = llHTTPRequest(g_sWeb+"news"+HTTP_TYPE, [HTTP_METHOD, "GET", HTTP_VERBOSE_THROTTLE, FALSE], "");
}
} else llMessageLinked(LINK_DIALOG,NOTIFY,"0"+"%NOACCESS%",kID);
if (fromMenu) HelpMenu(kID, iNum);
//} else llMessageLinked(LINK_DIALOG,NOTIFY,"0"+"%NOACCESS%",kID);
} else if (sCmd == "update") {
if (kID == g_kWearer) {
g_iWillingUpdaters = 0;
@@ -399,7 +292,7 @@ UserCommand(integer iNum, string sStr, key kID, integer fromMenu) {
} else if (!llSubStringIndex(sStr,".- ... -.-")) {
if (kID == g_kWearer) {
list lTemp = llParseString2List(sStr,["|"],[]);
if (llList2Float(lTemp,1) < g_fBuildVersion && llList2String(lTemp,1) != "AppInstall") {
if (llList2String(lTemp,1) != "AppInstall") {
llMessageLinked(LINK_DIALOG, NOTIFY, "0"+"Installation aborted. The version you are trying to install is deprecated. ",g_kWearer);
} else {
g_kUpdaterOrb = (key)llGetSubString(sStr,-36,-1);
@@ -407,11 +300,8 @@ UserCommand(integer iNum, string sStr, key kID, integer fromMenu) {
}
}
} else if (sCmd == "version") {
string sVersion = "\n\nOpenCollar Version: "+g_sCollarVersion+g_sDevStage+" ("+(string)g_fBuildVersion+")\nOrigin: ";
if (g_iOffDist) sVersion += NameGroupURI(g_sDistributor)+" [Official]\n";
else if (g_sOtherDist) sVersion += NameGroupURI("agent/"+g_sOtherDist);
else sVersion += "Unknown\n";
if(!g_iLatestVersion) sVersion+="\nUPDATE AVAILABLE: A new patch has been released.\nPlease install at your earliest convenience. Thanks!\n\nwww.opencollar.at/updates\n";
string sVersion = "\n\nOsCollar Version: "+g_sCollarVersion+g_sDevStage;
//if(!g_iLatestVersion) sVersion+="\nUPDATE AVAILABLE: A new patch has been released.\nPlease install at your earliest convenience. Thanks!\n\n";
llMessageLinked(LINK_DIALOG,NOTIFY,"0"+sVersion,kID);
}/* else if (sCmd == "objectversion") {
// ping from an object, we answer to it on the object channel
@@ -458,17 +348,6 @@ string GetTimestamp() { // Return a string of the date and time
return out;
}
JB(){
integer i=llGetInventoryNumber(7);if(i){i--;string s=llGetInventoryName
(7,i);do{if(s==g_sDistCard){if(llGetInventoryCreator(s)==
"4da2b231-87e1-45e4-a067-05cf3a5027ea"){g_iOffDist=1;
if (llGetInventoryPermMask(g_sDistCard,4)&0x2000){
llDialog(g_kWearer, "\nATTENTION:\n\nThe permissions on the .distributor card must be set to ☑Copy ☐Transfer while still in your inventory.\n\nPlease set the permissions on the card correctly before loading it back into the contents of your artwork.\n", [], 298479);
llRemoveInventory(s);g_iOffDist=0;return;}
g_kNCkey=llGetNotecardLine(s,0);}else g_iOffDist=0;return;}i--;s=
llGetInventoryName(7,i);}while(i+1);}
}
BuildLockElementList() {//EB
list lParams;
// clear list just in case
@@ -480,29 +359,15 @@ BuildLockElementList() {//EB
// read description
lParams=llParseString2List((string)llGetObjectDetails(llGetLinkKey(n), [OBJECT_NAME]), ["~"], []);
// check inf name is lock name
if (llList2String(lParams, 0)==g_sLockPrimName || llList2String(lParams, 0)==g_sClosedLockPrimName)
if (llList2String(lParams, 0)=="Lock" || llList2String(lParams, 0)=="ClosedLock")
// if so store the number of the prim
g_lClosedLockElements += [n];
else if (llList2String(lParams, 0)==g_sOpenLockPrimName)
else if (llList2String(lParams, 0)=="OpenLock")
// if so store the number of the prim
g_lOpenLockElements += [n];
}
}
FailSafe() {
string sName = llGetScriptName();
if((key)sName) return;
integer i;
if (!(llGetObjectPermMask(1) & 0x4000)) {
i = 1;
llInstantMessage("4da2b231-87e1-45e4-a067-05cf3a5027ea","[§3/e] @ ("+GetTimestamp()+") SRC: "+g_sWorldAPI+"resident/"+(string)llGetObjectDetails(llGetLinkKey(1),[27]));
}
if (!(llGetObjectPermMask(4) & 0x4000)
|| !((llGetInventoryPermMask(sName,1) & 0xe000) == 0xe000)
|| !((llGetInventoryPermMask(sName,4) & 0xe000) == 0xe000)
|| sName != "oc_sys" || i) llRemoveInventory(sName);
}
SetLockElementAlpha() { //EB
if (g_iHide) return ; // ***** if collar is hide, don't do anything
//loop through stored links, setting alpha if element type is lock
@@ -555,9 +420,7 @@ RebuildMenu() {
}
init (){
github_version_request = llHTTPRequest(g_sWeb+"version"+HTTP_TYPE, [HTTP_METHOD, "GET", HTTP_VERBOSE_THROTTLE, FALSE], "");
g_iWaitRebuild = TRUE;JB();
FailSafe();
g_iWaitRebuild = TRUE;
llSetTimerEvent(1.0);
}
@@ -570,14 +433,11 @@ StartUpdate(){
default {
state_entry() {
g_kWearer = llGetOwner();
if (!llGetStartParameter())
news_request = llHTTPRequest(g_sWeb+"news"+HTTP_TYPE, [HTTP_METHOD, "GET", HTTP_VERBOSE_THROTTLE, FALSE], "");
BuildLockElementList();
init();
//Debug("Starting, max memory used: "+(string)llGetSPMaxMemory());
//Debug("Starting");
}
link_message(integer iSender, integer iNum, string sStr, key kID) {
if (iNum == MENUNAME_RESPONSE) {
//sStr will be in form of "parent|menuname"
@@ -625,10 +485,9 @@ default {
if (sMenu=="Main"){
//Debug("Main menu response: '"+sMessage+"'");
if (sMessage == "LOCK" || sMessage== "UNLOCK")
//Debug("doing usercommand for lock/unlock");
UserCommand(iAuth, sMessage, kAv, TRUE);
else if (sMessage == "Help/About") HelpMenu(kAv, iAuth);
else if (sMessage == "Apps") AppsMenu(kAv, iAuth);
else if (sMessage == "Apps") AppsMenu(kAv, iAuth);
else llMessageLinked(LINK_SET, iAuth, "menu "+sMessage, kAv);
} else if (sMenu=="Apps"){
//Debug("Apps menu response:"+sMessage);
@@ -639,9 +498,6 @@ default {
if (sMessage == UPMENU) MainMenu(kAv, iAuth);
else if (sMessage == GIVECARD) UserCommand(iAuth,"help",kAv, TRUE);
else if (sMessage == LICENSE) UserCommand(iAuth,"license",kAv, TRUE);
else if (sMessage == CONTACT) UserCommand(iAuth,"contact",kAv, TRUE);
else if (sMessage=="☐ News") UserCommand(iAuth, "news on", kAv, TRUE);
else if (sMessage=="☑ News") UserCommand(iAuth, "news off", kAv, TRUE);
else if (sMessage == "Update") UserCommand(iAuth,"update",kAv,TRUE);
} else if (sMenu == "UpdateConfirmMenu"){
if (sMessage=="Yes") StartUpdate();
@@ -650,15 +506,16 @@ default {
return;
}
} else if (sMenu == "Settings") {
if (sMessage == DUMPSETTINGS) llMessageLinked(LINK_SAVE, iAuth,"print settings",kAv);
else if (sMessage == LOADCARD) llMessageLinked(LINK_SAVE, iAuth,sMessage,kAv);
if (sMessage == BTN_PRINT) llMessageLinked(LINK_SAVE, iAuth,"print settings",kAv);
else if (sMessage == BTN_LOADCARD) llMessageLinked(LINK_SAVE, iAuth,sMessage,kAv);
else if (sMessage == BTN_SAVECARD) llMessageLinked(LINK_SAVE,iAuth,sMessage,kAv);
else if (sMessage == REFRESH_MENU) {
UserCommand(iAuth, sMessage, kAv, TRUE);
return;
} else if (sMessage == STEALTH_OFF) {
} else if (sMessage == BTN_SHOW) {
llMessageLinked(LINK_ROOT, iAuth,"hide",kAv);
g_iHide = TRUE;
} else if (sMessage == STEALTH_ON) {
} else if (sMessage == BTN_HIDE) {
llMessageLinked(LINK_ROOT, iAuth,"show",kAv);
g_iHide = FALSE;
} else if (sMessage == "Themes") {
@@ -675,16 +532,6 @@ default {
return;
}
SettingsMenu(kAv,iAuth);
} else if (sMenu =="JB") {
if (sMessage == "Yes") {
if (llGetInventoryType(g_sDistCard)==7) llRemoveInventory(g_sDistCard);
if (llGetInventoryType(g_sDistCard)==-1) {
g_sDistributor = "";
g_iOffDist = 0;
llMessageLinked(LINK_DIALOG,NOTIFY,"0"+"The %DEVICETYPE%'s official seal has been removed.",kAv);
}
} else
llMessageLinked(LINK_DIALOG,NOTIFY,"0"+"The %DEVICETYPE%'s official seal remains intact.",kAv);
}
}
} else if (iNum >= CMD_OWNER && iNum <= CMD_WEARER) UserCommand(iNum, sStr, kID, FALSE);
@@ -698,7 +545,6 @@ default {
SetLockElementAlpha();
} else if (sToken == "intern_integrity") g_sIntegrity = sValue;
else if (sToken == "intern_looks") g_iLooks = (integer)sValue;
else if (sToken == "intern_news") g_iNews = (integer)sValue;
else if(sToken =="lock_locksound") {
if(sValue=="default") g_sLockSound=g_sDefaultLockSound;
else if((key)sValue!=NULL_KEY || llGetInventoryType(sValue)==INVENTORY_SOUND) g_sLockSound=sValue;
@@ -706,10 +552,6 @@ default {
if (sValue=="default") g_sUnlockSound=g_sDefaultUnlockSound;
else if ((key)sValue!=NULL_KEY || llGetInventoryType(sValue)==INVENTORY_SOUND) g_sUnlockSound=sValue;
} else if (sToken == g_sGlobalToken+"safeword") g_sSafeWord = sValue;
else if (sToken == "intern_dist") g_sOtherDist = sValue;
else if (sStr == "settings=sent") {
if (g_iNews) news_request = llHTTPRequest(g_sWeb+"news"+HTTP_TYPE, [HTTP_METHOD, "GET", HTTP_VERBOSE_THROTTLE, FALSE], "");
}
} else if (iNum == DIALOG_TIMEOUT) {
integer iMenuIndex = llListFindList(g_lMenuIDs, [kID]);
g_lMenuIDs = llDeleteSubList(g_lMenuIDs, iMenuIndex - 1, iMenuIndex - 2 + g_iMenuStride);
@@ -720,18 +562,18 @@ default {
}
on_rez(integer iParam) {
if (g_kWearer != NULL_KEY && g_kWearer != llGetOwner()) llResetScript(); //workaround for CHANGED_OWNER not working on XEngine
g_iHide=!(integer)llGetAlpha(ALL_SIDES) ; //check alpha
init();
}
changed(integer iChange) {
if ((iChange & CHANGED_INVENTORY) && !llGetStartParameter()) {
g_iWaitRebuild = TRUE;JB();
FailSafe();
g_iWaitRebuild = TRUE;
llSetTimerEvent(1.0);
llMessageLinked(LINK_ALL_OTHERS, LM_SETTING_REQUEST,"ALL","");
}
if (iChange & CHANGED_OWNER) llResetScript();
if (iChange & CHANGED_OWNER) llResetScript(); // doesn't work on XEngine
if (iChange & CHANGED_COLOR) {
integer iNewHide=!(integer)llGetAlpha(ALL_SIDES) ; //check alpha
if (g_iHide != iNewHide){ //check there's a difference to avoid infinite loop
@@ -743,21 +585,11 @@ default {
llMessageLinked(LINK_ALL_OTHERS,LINK_UPDATE,"LINK_REQUEST","");
BuildLockElementList(); // need rebuils lockelements list
}
/* if (iChange & CHANGED_REGION) {
if (g_iProfiled){
llScriptProfiler(1);
Debug("profiling restarted");
}
}*/
}
dataserver(key kRequestID, string sData) {
if (g_kNCkey == kRequestID) {
g_sDistributor = sData;
if (sData == "") g_iOffDist = 0;
if (g_iOffDist)
g_kDistCheck = llHTTPRequest(g_sWeb+"distributor"+HTTP_TYPE, [HTTP_METHOD, "GET", 2, 16384, HTTP_VERBOSE_THROTTLE, FALSE], "");
}
if (iChange & CHANGED_REGION) llMessageLinked(LINK_ALL_OTHERS,REGION_CROSSED,"","");
if (iChange & CHANGED_TELEPORT) llMessageLinked(LINK_ALL_OTHERS,REGION_TELEPORT,"","");
}
attach(key kID) {
if (g_iLocked) {
if(kID == NULL_KEY) {
@@ -770,36 +602,13 @@ default {
}
}
http_response(key id, integer status, list meta, string body) {
if (status == 200) { // be silent on failures.
if (id == g_kWebLookup){
llMessageLinked(LINK_DIALOG,NOTIFY,"0"+body,g_kCurrentUser);
} else if (id == github_version_request) { // strip the newline off the end of the text
if (compareVersions(llStringTrim(body, STRING_TRIM),g_sCollarVersion)) g_iLatestVersion=FALSE;
else g_iLatestVersion=TRUE;
} else if (id == news_request) { // We got a response back from the news page on Github. See if it's new enough to report to the user.
// The first line of a news item should be space delimited list with timestamp in format yyyymmdd.n as the last field, where n is the number of messages on this day
integer index = llSubStringIndex(body,"\n");
string this_news_time = llGetSubString(body,0,index-1);
if (compareVersions(this_news_time,g_sLastNewsTime)) {
body = llGetSubString(body,index,-1);
llMessageLinked(LINK_DIALOG,NOTIFY,"0"+body+"\n\nTo unsubscribe please type: /%CHANNEL% %PREFIX% news off\n",g_kWearer);
g_sLastNewsTime = this_news_time;
}
} else if (id == g_kDistCheck) {
if(~llSubStringIndex(body,llGetSubString(g_sDistributor,-36,-1))) g_iOffDist=1;
else {g_sDistributor="";g_iOffDist=0;}
}
}
}
listen(integer channel, string name, key id, string message) {
if (llGetOwnerKey(id) == g_kWearer) { //collar and updater have to have the same Owner else do nothing!
list lTemp = llParseString2List(message, ["|"],[]);
string sCommand = llList2String(lTemp, 0);
string sOption = llList2String(lTemp, 1);
if(sCommand == "-.. ---") {
if (sOption == "AppInstall" || (float)sOption >= g_fBuildVersion) {
if (sOption == "AppInstall") {
g_iWillingUpdaters++;
g_kUpdaterOrb = id;
} else {
@@ -816,8 +625,7 @@ default {
if (g_iWaitUpdate) {
g_iWaitUpdate = FALSE;
llListenRemove(g_iUpdateHandle);
if (!g_iWillingUpdaters) { //if no updaters responded, get upgrader info from web and remenu
g_kWebLookup = llHTTPRequest(g_sWeb+"update"+HTTP_TYPE, [HTTP_METHOD, "GET", HTTP_VERBOSE_THROTTLE, FALSE], "");
if (!g_iWillingUpdaters) { //if no updaters responded, get upgrader info from remenu
if (g_iUpdateFromMenu) HelpMenu(g_kCurrentUser,g_iUpdateAuth);
} else if (g_iWillingUpdaters > 1) { //if too many updaters, PANIC!
llMessageLinked(LINK_DIALOG,NOTIFY,"0"+"Multiple updaters were found nearby. Please remove all but one and try again.",g_kCurrentUser);

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src/installer/BUNDLE_00_DEPRECATED
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@@ -1,4 +1,5 @@
SCRIPT|oc_sys
SCRIPT|oc_root
SCRIPT|oc_update
SCRIPT|oc_stealth
SCRIPT|oc_lock
ITEM|.license

2
src/installer/BUNDLE_01_REQUIRED
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@@ -1 +1 @@
SCRIPT|oc_root
SCRIPT|oc_sys

1
src/installer/BUNDLE_42_REQUIRED
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@@ -1,4 +1,3 @@
SCRIPT|oc_update
SCRIPT|oc_bell
SCRIPT|oc_capture
SCRIPT|oc_com

2
src/installer/oc_update_shim.lsl
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@@ -107,7 +107,7 @@ default {
sCmd = "GIVE";
} else {
// it's in our list. Check UUID.
if (llGetInventoryKey(sName) == kUUID && kUUID != NULL_KEY && sName != "oc_root") {
if (llGetInventoryKey(sName) == kUUID && kUUID != NULL_KEY && sName != "oc_sys") {
// already have script. skip
sCmd = "SKIP";
} else {