public void UpdateAttachmentPosition(IClientAPI client, SceneObjectGroup sog, Vector3 pos)
{
// If this is an attachment, then we need to save the modified
// object back into the avatar's inventory. First we save the
// attachment point information, then we update the relative
// positioning (which caused this method to get driven in the
// first place. Then we have to mark the object as NOT an
// attachment. This is necessary in order to correctly save
// and retrieve GroupPosition information for the attachment.
// Then we save the asset back into the appropriate inventory
// entry. Finally, we restore the object's attachment status.
byte attachmentPoint = (byte)sog.RootPart.AttachmentPoint;
sog.UpdateGroupPosition(pos, true);
sog.RootPart.IsAttachment = false;
sog.AbsolutePosition = sog.RootPart.AttachedPos;
UpdateKnownItem(client, sog, sog.GetFromItemID(), sog.OwnerID);
sog.SetAttachmentPoint(attachmentPoint);
}
public void UpdateAttachmentPosition(SceneObjectGroup sog, Vector3 pos)
{
if (!Enabled)
return;
sog.UpdateGroupPosition(pos);
sog.HasGroupChanged = true;
}
public void UpdateAttachmentPosition(SceneObjectGroup sog, Vector3 pos)
{
if (!Enabled)
return;
// First we save the
// attachment point information, then we update the relative
// positioning. Then we have to mark the object as NOT an
// attachment. This is necessary in order to correctly save
// and retrieve GroupPosition information for the attachment.
// Finally, we restore the object's attachment status.
uint attachmentPoint = sog.AttachmentPoint;
sog.UpdateGroupPosition(pos);
sog.IsAttachment = false;
sog.AbsolutePosition = sog.RootPart.AttachedPos;
sog.AttachmentPoint = attachmentPoint;
sog.HasGroupChanged = true;
}