llTargetOmega(<0.0, 0.0, 0.0>, 0.0, 0.0); only works when this line is written (or a pre-written script is dropped) in an unlinked or root prim. if placed in a linked child prim, it fails to stop any previous TargetOmega rotations. if the script is written/dropped in an unlinked prim, which is linked AFTERWARDS, it works fine. it also works fine in unliked or linked root prims. test: 1: rez a box and a prism. the box will be our test spinny object, the prism our test base object. DO NOT LINK. 2: select bot prims and copy for a total of 5 sets of test prims. 3: Set 1: delete the prism to have a single, Unlinked Prim. Set 2: select the box and prism, then link, to have the box as a Linked Child. Set 3: select the prism and box, then link, to have the box as a Linked Child. Set 4: leave unlinked for now. Set 5: leave unlinked for now. 4: drop the following script in all the boxes: ========================================== //--keep track of what 'state' we are in integer ON = FALSE; //-- ie 'not on' default { state_entry() { llTargetOmega(<0, 0, 0>, 0.0, 0.0); //llSetTimerEvent(6.0); ON = FALSE; //--to make sure we start out turned off, in case of going to inventory while spinning or somesuch } touch_start(integer num) { if(ON) //--same as 'if(ON == TRUE)' but shorter {//--then turn off llTargetOmega(<0.0, 0.0, 0.0>, 0.0, 0.0); //--this should set it to no spinning, but only works if this script is put in an un-linked prim. (you can link it after putting the script in.) } else //--or else it's off (ie: FALSE) {//--then turn it on llTargetOmega(<1.0, 0, 0>, 9.0, 1.0); } ON = !ON; //--change ON to whatever it was NOT before. ie: flip TRUE/FALSE llSetText("", <0,0,0>, 0); } } ============================================== 5: link up sets 4 and 5 thus: Set 4: select box and prism, and link, so box is Linked Child. Set 5: select prism and box, and link, so box is Linked Root. 6: touch each box to start them spinning. touch again to stop them from spinning. Result: all work, except the box that was a Linked Child when the script was dropped in. go figure! Note: this uses the settext workaround to force an update, in case the object is to be worn as an attachment. however, i have tested this -as an attachment- without the settext in, and it still works the same.