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{{osslfunc
|function_syntax=integer osNpcLookAt(key npckey, integer type, key targetkey, vector offset)
|csharp_syntax=
|description=

* npckey : The key of the npc.
* type : the type of the lookat a integer < 11, for now, not that clear how viewers do handle them
* targetkey : a object or avatar target
* offset : a offset relative to that target or if target is nullkey a GLOBAL position.

|threat_level=ignored
|permissions=true
|delay=0
|ossl_example=<source lang="lsl">
//
// Example of osNpcLookAt
//

default
{
state_entry()
{
...
osNpcLookAt(...);
...
}
}
</source>
|additional_info=This function was added in 0.9.2.0
}}

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 * type : the type of the lookat
 * targetkey : a object or avatar target
-* offset : a offset relative to that target in target local coordinates, or if target is nullkey a GLOBAL position.
+* offset : a offset relative to that target in that target local coordinates, or if target is nullkey a GLOBAL position.
 This sends a viewer lookat effect relative to that npc to all avatars in region.<br>

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 * NPCLOOKAT_CLEAR = 10; should clear current one ?
-What does happen to the npc is viewer dependent and also may also be npc gender dependent.
+What does happen to the npc is viewer dependent and also may also depend on the npc gender.
 For example to set normal look forward like idle mouse

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 * offset : a offset relative to that target in target local coordinates, or if target is nullkey a GLOBAL position.
-This sends a viewer lookat effect relative to that npc to all avatars in region.
+This sends a viewer lookat effect relative to that npc to all avatars in region.<br>
-This will make those viewers to turn the npc head and eyes in the target position plus offset, if the current head animation priority is lower than viewers defined head movement priority, usually 1.
+This will make those viewers turn the npc head and eyes to the target position plus offset, if the current head animation priority is lower than the viewers defined head movement priority, usually 1.
 type defines what kind of event or attention. They have viewer defined priorities relative to each other
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 * NPCLOOKAT_CLEAR = 10; should clear current one ?
-What does happen to the npc is viewer dependent
+What does happen to the npc is viewer dependent and also may also be npc gender dependent.
 For example to set normal look forward like idle mouse

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 What does happen to the npc is viewer dependent
-For example to set normal look forward like iddle mouse osNpcLookAt(npckey, 1, npckey, <2.5, 0.0, 0.0>); // (looks to npc position plus 2.5m on x that is its front direction)
+For example to set normal look forward like idle mouse
 |threat_level=ignored

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 * npckey : The key of the npc.
-* type : the type of the lookat a integer < 11, for now, not that clear how viewers do handle them
+* type : the type of the lookat
 * targetkey : a object or avatar target
-* offset : a offset relative to that target or if target is nullkey a GLOBAL position.
+* offset : a offset relative to that target in target local coordinates, or if target is nullkey a GLOBAL position.
-To set "normal" look fw osNpcLookAt
+This sends a viewer lookat effect relative to that npc to all avatars in region.
- osNpcLookAt(npckey, 1, npckey, <2.5, 0.0, 0.0>); // (target is the npc, offset = positive x)
+This will make those viewers to turn the npc head and eyes in the target position plus offset, if the current head animation priority is lower than viewers defined head movement priority, usually 1.
 |threat_level=ignored
 |permissions=true
 |delay=0
 |additional_info=This function was added in 0.9.2.0
 }}

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 |csharp_syntax=
 |description=
 * npckey : The key of the npc.