rotation llList2Rot(list src, integer index)
Returns the
rotation at
index from the list
src.
Example:
llList2Rot(foo, 0); // returns the first element in the list.
llList2Rot(foo, 1); // returns the second element in the list.
will
not automatically
cast a
string to a rotation. Thus, if you attempt to retrieve a list element consisting of a rotation cast to a string like
"<123,456,789,012>",
llList2Rot will return
ZERO_ROTATION or
<0,0,0,1>. This can be avoided by using
llList2String and casting directly, as in:
Compare with
llList2Float,
llList2Integer,
llList2Key,
llList2List,
llList2ListStrided,
llList2String and
llList2Vector.
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