Planar Move to a Local Position

This command has been deprecated in favour of the walkto command.

4 November 2015

Release 9.36 - Added the deanimate optional parameter that stops all animations before the command executes.

23 May 2015

Release 8.13 - the command has been renamed from move to autopilot.

3 December 2014

Release 7.27 - the move command no longer requires a position parameter for the stop action.

autopilot (Commands)
Type	Corrade progressive command
Command	`autopilot`
Description	The `autopilot` command makes Corrade use the simulator auto-pilot to move to a specified position.
Permissions	`movement`
Parameters	`group`, `password`, `position`, `action`
Last Changes	Release 9.36 - Added the `deanimate` optional parameter that stops all animations before the command executes.

The autopilot command makes Corrade use the simulator auto-pilot to move to a specified position. Note that the simulator auto-pilot command will not work properly if the position vector has a set z component higher than the current altitude of the bot.

Command Required Parameters Required Corrade Permissions Example

autopilot

group, password, position, action

movement

llInstantMessage(CORRADE,
    wasKeyValueEncode(
        [
            "command", "autopilot",
            "group", wasURLEscape(GROUP),
            "password", wasURLEscape(PASSWORD),
            // one meter on the positive x axis
            "position", llGetPos() + <1,0,0>,
            "action", "start"
        ]
    )
);

Parameter	Possible Value	Description
`action`	`start`	Starts moving to the given position.
`action`	`stop`	Cancels the movement.

Optional Parameter	Possible Value	Description
`deanimate`	`True` or `False`	Stop all non-Linden animations before executing the command.

The position parameter is only required if the action parameter has been set to start.

Notes

Pathfinding might range from arbitrary behaviour to outright being broken on some simulators and on certain releases. To work around the pahtfinding issues, use the walkto command.