[Amalgamation] Flutter Wings 'Unisex' Version 3.1

Thank you for your interest in our first official release, the Flutter Wings!

Please try the demo first!

- VERSION 3.1 UPDATE NOTES -

► Optimized code to self-correct for Second Life glitches and reduce contribution to sim lag.

► Eliminated the use of an SL gesture to toggle between 'normal mode' and 'Flying AO Mode'.
Switching between modes is now done via the new “Mode” button on the menu.

► Added an adjustable 'Flutter Sound' that activates with the visual 'Flutter Effect'.

► Added the ability to apply glow independently to the 'bones' and the 'membrane'.

► Added the ability to adjust the transparency level of the 'membrane'.

► Added a “CUSTOM” button to the menu that automatically applies custom textures.

► The scripts will no longer reset every time they are detached and then reattached. Instead, a
“RESET” button has been added to the menu.

Features below!

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- MODES

1. NORMAL MODE: In Normal Mode, the "flutter effect" will only start when your avatar is flying. The effect will end when your avatar stops flying. Every time you detach, and then reattach the wings, the scripts will reset and put you in Normal Mode by default.

2. FLYING AO MODE: In Flying AO Mode, the "flutter effect" will ALWAYS be on. This mode is for use with specialty AOs that make your avatar appear as if it is flying or hovering in the air, even when you are technically standing, walking or running.

- CHANGING TEXTURES (COLORS)

The Flutter Wings 'Unisex' mesh wings come with 11 different texture options that can be applied independently to the bones and membrane for a total of 121 unique combinations.

Because the mesh wings are modifiable, you can also tint them in addition to changing the texture. Tinting an object with complex geometry can be a challenge for beginners.

*Included with the regular "flutter effect" mesh wings are a set of mesh wings designed for use in SL photography or for those who just wish to have open / spread wings. The photography version of the mesh wings does NOT have the "flutter effect." The wings will stay in the same position whether you are flying or not.

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Credits

Modeling/design: Senna Asturias
texturing/scripting: Orion Pastorelli
Product images: Multimuse