Difference between revisions of "AdminBot for LSL/Documentation/Initializing AdminBot"
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=== Security Code === | === Security Code === | ||
| − | To protect your group from abusive scripters, you have to pass the group security code while initializing - ([[ | + | To protect your group from abusive scripters, you have to pass the group security code while initializing - ([[AdminBot_for_Groups/Documentation/Security_Code|read more about security code]]). |
== Determining Success == | == Determining Success == | ||
Revision as of 18:55, 29 June 2016
AdminBot have to know the SL group name you are going to use.
Sending SB_SETUP_SETGROUP command
You can set the group in two ways:
- By calling SB_SETUP_SETGROUP command (with the group name).
- By calling SB_SETUP_SETGROUPUUID command (with the group UUID).
llMessageLinked(LINK_SET,SB_SETUP_SETGROUP,"My group name","SECURITY CODE");
OR
llMessageLinked(LINK_SET,SB_SETUP_SETGROUPUUID,"SECURITY CODE","group-UUID");
- (yes, the above examples are correct: you can pass the string value instead of key)
Security Code
To protect your group from abusive scripters, you have to pass the group security code while initializing - (read more about security code).
Determining Success
AdminBot will raise the event after SB_SETUP_SETGROUP or SB_SETUP_SETGROUPUUID
- SB_SETUP_SUCCESS indicates that this group can be used now,
- SB_SETUP_FAILED indicates that there were an error setting the group. See AdminBot Status Codes for details.
