Just to try to get some more purchase on what it is we're grappling with here: when the object followed the cam, was it absolutely instantaneous? By which I mean, it appeared painted directly on the screen? Or did it lag slightly, and catch up with the cam in a split-second? In the former case, it would really have to be that the object somehow attached to a HUD attachment point.

Of course, such a script is supposed to always need to explicitly ask permission to attach. And then there's the matter of it disappearing (detaching? Free Movie Streaming Sites For Ps4. ) on a TP and then reappearing (reattaching?) upon return to the sim, so that's very unusual. In the latter case, it would be a classic follower that somehow had permission to track your cam.

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Now, freestanding objects can explicitly ask for that permission, but attachments and sat-upon objects can get it without asking, so in theory, the follower prim could be using cam information relayed from another object, either sat-upon or attached. But the motion would be very jerky, not at all similar to a HUD. Computer Networks And Internets Douglas E Comer Pdf Reader.