[This modification is for the 2021 SYZM Paladin with either the Medium or Long wheelbase]
It's just far too hot for working - throw the tarp over the back of the truck and lets have ourselves a pool party!
The 'Pooladin', brought to you by Falkirk Wheels, is the perfect way to beat the heat no matter where you're headed. Rez it out near to your SZYM Paladin (with the Medium or Long wheelbase) and the built-in Global Mod Link System will make installing it easy.
You can leave it empty if you just need to carry something potentially messy, or just click on the sides of the tarp to fill it with water, ice, or both.
To get in, click on one of the four invisiprims mounted on the front and back of the pool - check the included "Seat locations" image if you're having trouble finding them.
Fixed in 1.1: You can now tint the main body of the pool and it should be recoloured correctly.
The SZYM Paladin: https://marketplace.secondlife.com/p/SZYM-Paladin-Pickup-Truck/21657698
IMPORTANT NOTE: Due to the quirks of linksets and seating animations in SL, in order to complete installation (after the pool has been successfully linked to your Paladin) you will either need to pick the vehicle up and then rez it back out or reset the scripts inside it - you should only need to do this once.
UPDATE 1.2: LONG WHEELBASE SUPPORT ADDED
UPDATE 1.3: "FOLD UP" OPTION ADDED
UPDATE 1.4: MINOR BUGFIXES
UPDATE 1.5: KEG SLING COMPATABILITY
UPDATE 1.6: SPLIT 2 & 4-DOOR FOR BETTER COMPATABILITY
- Toggle water, ice or both via menu
- Seating for four
- GMLS-Compatible
- Main body tintable
- Custom textures, scripts and poses
Best way to beat the virtual heat
Great addon! Love the ability to swap the water out for ice. The animations look great and don't override any drinks you might be enjoying in the back. The texturework holds up, and the materials compliment everything nicely.
Serious bonus points for custom-making good LODs instead of just doing the lowest auto-generated LOD for everything. A lot of mod-makers don't even try and their products turn to mush when you take a few steps back.
