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Contents 1 Prerequisites 1.1 Real World 2 The Code 3 Notes

Prerequisites

The following prerequisites are required in order for you to create your first bot by following this tutorial.

Real World

• This tutorial assumes that you were able to successfully build libOpenMetaverse! If you have not compiled libomv, please follow the instructions on the Getting Started wikipage.

• Also, if you have no experience with the C# (c-sharp) programming language, I highly recommend that you stop now and please follow the list of links to csharp tutorials located here.

• A libomv bot that is able to login successfully. If you don't know how to create a libsl bot, please go to the "How to create a basic libSL bot" wikipage

The Code

Note: We are assuming that our main "GridClient" instance variable is named "Client." If you have a different name for this variable, please substitute the name accordingly

 
//With only a name of a sim and a location
Client.Self.Teleport("Ahern", new Vector3(128.0f, 128.0f, 50.0f));
 
 
//With the key of a landmark (new!)
Client.Self.Teleport(new UUID("The-key-of-a-landmark"));
 
//To your Home Location
Client.Self.Teleport(UUID.Zero);
 
 

You can also fire an event when a Teleport succeeds or fails:

 
client.Self.OnTeleport += new AgentManager.TeleportCallback(Self_OnTeleport);
 
//Definition of Self_OnTeleport:
static void Self_OnTeleport(string message, AgentManager.TeleportStatus status, AgentManager.TeleportFlags flags)
{
//message contains any messages regarding the teleport
//status is an enum of the current teleport status
//flags is various flags regarding the teleport
}
 

Notes

• There are overrides for the Teleport Method that allows you to replace the simulator name (the string in the first example) with the region's numerical handle (an unsigned long)
• You can also add a "LookAt" vector that points the avatar at a specific vector location when the avatar teleports.. Just add it as a third parameter to the first example
• Landmarks have built-in LookAt vectors