Category:LSL Requires Permissions
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{{LSL Header|ml=*}}All these functions require one of the run time permissions to run.
| Constants | Action | Category | Granter | Automatically granted when… | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| PERMISSION_DEBIT | 0x2 | take money from agent's account | Money | Owner | |
| PERMISSION_TAKE_CONTROLS | 0x4 | take agent's controls | Control | Anyone | sat on, attached |
| PERMISSION_TRIGGER_ANIMATION | 0x10 | start or stop Animations on agent | Animation | Anyone | sat on, attached |
| PERMISSION_ATTACH | 0x20 | attach/detach from agent | Attachment | Owner or Anyone | attached |
| PERMISSION_CHANGE_LINKS | 0x80 | change links | Link | Owner | |
| PERMISSION_TRACK_CAMERA | 0x400 | track the agent's camera position and rotation | Camera | Anyone | sat on, attached |
| PERMISSION_CONTROL_CAMERA | 0x800 | control the agent's camera (must be sat on or attached; automatically revoked on stand or detach) | Camera | Anyone | sat on, attached |
| PERMISSION_TELEPORT | 0x1000 | teleport the agent | Teleport | AnyonePERMISSION_TELEPORT cannot be held by temporary attachments. | |
| PERMISSION_SILENT_ESTATE_MANAGEMENT | 0x4000 | manage estate access without notifying the owner of changes | Estate | Owner | |
| PERMISSION_OVERRIDE_ANIMATIONS | 0x8000 | configure the overriding of default animations on agent | Animation | Anyone | attached |
| PERMISSION_RETURN_OBJECTS | 0x10000 | Used by llReturnObjectsByOwner and llReturnObjectsByID to return objects from parcels | Cleanup | Owner, Group Owner | |
| PERMISSION_PRIVILEGED_LAND_ACCESS | 0x80000 | Grants the script privileged access to land parcel functions, such as parcel sale. Used by llSetParcelForSale. | Land | Owner | |
| PERMISSION_GAME_CONTROL | 0x100000 | Permission to receive game_control input events. | Control | Anyone | sat on, attached |
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