Elemental Breath Versión 1.1

Whether you're a mythological dragon, an elemental succubus or just someone with bad breath, or someone with bad breath who had too many breathables, this is the product right for you!

The elemental breath consists of two elements in one:
- Fire, which melts the ice, is focused on quick and strong damage over time. You can deliver a short but strong burst of damage and set up hazards in the environment quickly.

- Ice, which extinguishes fire. It is focused on building up structures, but it can last longer than fire. It deals little damage over an extended period of time under prolonged contact, but it will slow down (and eventually freeze) your opposition's movement if you're persistent enough! However, freezing for too long may make your ice break, dealing a great deal of damage to anyone frozen in the ice.

Both elements should should work in LLCS (damage enabled sims) and combat systems that work with physical prim impacts (such as the roleplay combat system DCS). Most RP systems have at least some detection of such damage systems.

Economy has been a priority throughout the design of the effects. It also includes a (toggleable) typing effect depending on the element you are using, making it work as a typer.
Although it isn't possible to make it not slow down every computer available out there, it should be relatively light by itself.

NOTE: This system has been built as a "Do It Yourself" kit, meaning you need to know some basic modding knowledge (such as editing object inventory or linking). If you don't know how to do this, please make sure you have someone who can help you setting it up.
However, an installation isn't required per-se. It is given as an option to make the breath interact with your avatar. An API is provided for avatars working under chat commands, which you can setup easily with a notecard.
Currently, the Elemental Breath works with the classic floppy jaw system and has an incorporated config notecard for Kemono avatars.
Should you want any other avatar, make sure you learn their API or ask their creators. You are more than welcome to share configuration notecards, as that's what they were made for!