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I think the throttles should be covered in the definitions. They are a penalty like energy or sleep which are also defined.
For example:
llDamage:
throttle: β€10 calls / 30 seconds / recipient
llHTTPRequest:
throttle:
- 25 requests / 20 seconds / object
- 1000 requests / 20 seconds / owner
- 5 HTTP errors (500 or higher) / 60 seconds / script
llTriggerSound:
throttle: 22 sounds / second / objectSo probably either a simple string or list of strings for multiple throttles.
RegionSayTo seems trickier since it depends on public channel / channel zero and the "thereafter" throttle that is activated after the first, so not sure how to convey that across.
llRegionSayTo:
throttle: "Applies to Public Channel: 200 messages / 10 seconds / destination THEN 100 messages / 300 seconds / object"There are also some cases where there are hidden throttles. In that case perhaps some safe guideline could be mentioned with a specifier it is a guideline.
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