Easy Object Rezzer Script

Rez Objects easily in your live experience with the Easy Object Rezzer script!


This can be used to rez any objects you want - in a published, live experience - at any rotation and position you want, with simple chat commands. These can come from other scripts for automated object rezzing.

Rez multiple objects at different locations and positions, and de-rez them when you're done. These objects are only in your live experience, you don't have to edit the experience and re-publish.

For an advanced use, set the channel to listen to other scripts for rez commands, and have the objects rezzed from a list of positions and rotations.

To Use, drop this script into anyobject in your scene, and set the following options:

- RezCommand: /rez
- DeRezCommand: /derez
- VersionCommand /rezzer -v
- Resource: select the resource you want to rez from the dropdown. This will show available object in your inventory.
- ChatChannel: Set this to 0 to listen to you in public, or change it to listen to scripts on another channel.
- RezPosition: Default Vector Coordinates where you want your object to rez.
- RezRotation: Default Rotation you want the object to rez in.
- debug: set this to true to output valuable debug information, great for learning. Turn it off once you have the hang of the script.

About the commands:

Once you publish and visit your experience, simply say the rez command in public chat (if the channel is set to 0) to rez your object at the default position / rotation. If you want to specify the position and rotation via the rez command, use the following format to tell the rezzer where to put the object:
- <rez command> <position> <rotation> -
like this:
- /rez 0,0,0 0.1,0.1,0.1,1 -

This will rez the object at the <0,0,0> vector coordinate, with the rotation of <0.1,0.1,0.1,1.0>.

note - when specifying these commands, make sure the only spaces are between the rez command, the position and the rotation. any spaces inside the position / rotation will probably cause issues. for example, don't do this: - /rez 0, 0, 0 1, 1, 1, 1 -

/derez: will remove any object rezzed from this script.

/rezzer -v: will tell you some useful information about the script.

* note: this script should not be used in dynamic objects. Find @nebulae for support.

Enjoy!