llRegionSay(integer channel, string text)

Broadcasts text on the specified chat channel to the whole region.
This means that any script listening on that channel will hear the text broadcasted by another script, regardless of the distance between both scripts, as long as they both are in the same region.

Notes

• Fuzionor Engawa Comment: I noticed using this did a repeat of 3x for some reason, but not always.
• The channel cannot be zero (0, main chat). It can be negative or positive, just not zero.
• When using DEBUG_CHANNEL, the object containing the script will perform the equivalent to:

  llShout(0, "/me say, " + text)

  Weird, huh? So...

  string msg = "Hello, world!";
  // The following two lines accomplish the same result:
  llRegionSay(DEBUG_CHANNEL, msg);
  llShout(0, "/me say, " + msg);

  The output will be heard on a 100 meter range:

  Object say, Hello, World!

• However, if YOU use a "/me" with it, the results will end up as a normal shout.

  string msg = "/me likes bananas.";
  // The following two lines accomplish the same result:
  llRegionSay(DEBUG_CHANNEL, msg);
  llShout(0, msg);

  Output:

  Object likes bananas.

Compare with llWhisper, llSay, llShout, llOwnerSay, llInstantMessage and llMessageLinked

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