internal
Relay a linked message through the controller, i.e., trigger an internal system function. The set of supported linked messages can be found here. To send a system command (such as those listed here), use a <number> value of 0 and the <key> of the user interacting with the device, or the unit's own key (from llGetOwner()) if no such user applies. Most system commands will accept NULL_KEY as a root user.
For example, to turn off the unit, try: internal <device> 0 00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000 off
This command is guaranteed to not work unless the device has first authenticated with add.
In Companion 8.5 and later, all internal calls are wrapped as TASK_START messages (see best practices for 8.5 application development) to ensure backward compatibility.
For example, to turn off the unit, try: internal <device> 0 00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000 off
This command is guaranteed to not work unless the device has first authenticated with add.
In Companion 8.5 and later, all internal calls are wrapped as TASK_START messages (see best practices for 8.5 application development) to ensure backward compatibility.