llTriggerSoundLimited(string sound, float volume, vector tne, vector bsw)

Plays a transient sound NOT attached to an object with its audible range limited by the axis--aligned bounding box defined by tne (top-north-east) and bsw (bottom-south-west). The sound plays from a stationary position located at the center of the object at the time of the trigger. There is no limit to the number of triggered sounds which can be generated by an object, and calling llTriggerSound does not affect the attached sounds created by llPlaySound and llLoopSound. This is very useful for things like collision noises, explosions, etc. There is no way to stop or alter the volume of a sound triggered by this function.

It is polite to use this function where ever possible, especially to prevent your sounds spilling over on to your neighbor's land. Alternately, use the normal non-limited sound functions and exceedingly small volume settings, like 0.05, so that the sound is highly localized, though this is probably less useful for explosions, etc.

The values for tne and bsw are in region local coordinates. So, the points tne and bsw describe a box in the world. This box is unrelated to the scripted object's position. An avatar standing in this box will be able to hear the triggered sound (if they could hear it if it was played with just llTriggerSound. That is, they are not too far from the object triggering the sound and it is not too quiet). An avatar standing outside the box will not hear the sound.

Note: avatars walking into the box after the sound is triggered (no matter the length of the sound) will not hear the sound.

To get the values for tne and bsw, you can use the following method:

• Create a cube that is the bounding box you want (you can make it phantom and semi-transparent to make things easier).
• Create a small sphere (doesn't matter what it is, except for the purposes of this description) centered on one corner of your cube. Take note of its position from the edit window (call this vector1).
• Create another small sphere centered on the diagonally opposite corner of your cube. Take note of its position from the edit window (call this vector2).
• We now have two vectors, vector1 and vector2, for each of x, y, and z. Put the larger value in the vector tne, and the smaller value in bsw.

For example, if vector1 was <100,50,20> and vector2 was <10,75,60> then tne would be <100,75,60> and bsw would be <10,50,20>.

If you just want your scripted object's sounds not to spread too far, use this method:


This makes it so that people will only hear the sound if they're within around 10 meters, give or take some. Objects like slot machines would greatly benefit from this.

A: llPlaySound() will also do this in a hud attachment, and it'll be nondirectional.

You can also target a specific avatar in code like this:

touch_start(integer total_number)
{
    key av_key = llDetectedKey(0);
    if (av_key == llGetOwner())
    {
        /// do work for owner
    }
    else
    {
        vector pos = llDetectedPos(0);
        llTriggerSoundLimited("CantTouch", 1.0, pos + <0.1,0.1,0.1>, pos - <0.1,0.1,0.1>);
    }
}

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