In LSL (Linden Scripting Language, used within Second Life), it’s essential to avoid using data types such as integer, key, or string as variable names. Despite repeated instructions, the system consistently ignores this, using type names as identifiers, which is a fundamental mistake in LSL scripting.
Additionally, it frequently inserts non-LSL elements like void, and other syntax that has no relevance or function within the LSL environment. It also tends to declare variables in the middle of the script rather than properly at the top, as required for clarity and proper structure in LSL coding.
These repeated errors demonstrate a lack of compatibility or understanding of LSL scripting practices, making it evident that ChatGPT currently does not handle LSL coding reliably or effectively.