Smooth Color Fading Script
Description:
This script creates a smooth, fading color transition effect on the linked prim (or not linked) or mesh it is placed in. It cycles through a wide variety of vibrant colors, interpolating between them to create a visually appealing and seamless fade. Perfect for decorative objects, lighting effects, or any prim you want to bring to life with dynamic color changes!
Features:
Smooth Color Transitions: Uses linear interpolation to fade between colors seamlessly.
Extended Color Palette: Includes a wide range of colors, from basic primaries to pastels and unique shades like gold, coral, and aquamarine.
Customizable: Easily add or remove colors from the list to suit your needs.
Adjustable Speed: Control the speed of the fade with the transitionTime variable.
High Smoothness: The steps variable allows you to control how smooth the fade is (higher values = smoother transitions).
How to Use:
Drop this script into any linked prim in your object.
The script will automatically start fading through the predefined list of colors.
Customize the script by editing the colors list, transitionTime, or steps to achieve your desired effect.
Customization Options:
Add/Remove Colors: Edit the colors list to include your preferred colors in <R, G, B> format.
Adjust Fade Speed: Change the transitionTime variable to make the fade faster or slower.
Control Smoothness: Increase or decrease the steps variable for smoother or quicker transitions.
Example Uses:
Decorative lighting for buildings or outdoor spaces.
Dynamic color effects for art installations or event decorations.
Eye-catching displays for shops or galleries.
Interactive objects that respond to user interactions (with additional modifications).
Technical Details:
Script Type: LSL (Linden Scripting Language).
Compatibility: Works on any linked prim in Second Life.
Performance: Lightweight and efficient, designed for minimal lag.
Enjoy creating stunning color effects with this script! Let your creativity shine!
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