These are scripts that I get LOTS of request for, and that I also use often myself.
Want to get rid of undesired features of Objects or Attachments that you own?
Hate the sparkly bling on your shoes?
Want a sign or prim to stop revolving?
Or need to safely remove all scripts from an Object?
► Have you tried removing or disabling an Object's scripts, but undesired prim parameters remain? These "clean up" scripts will do the job, quickly and effortlessly.
IMPORTANT: You can only drop scripts into Objects that have MODIFY permissions.
► SUPER EASY to use:
1. Drag the appropriate script from your Inventory onto your Object.
2. Script does its job, then cleanly deletes itself.
INCLUDED:
-- Instructions and Tips Notecard
-- REMOVE ALL Scripts
-- REMOVE ALL Float Text
-- REMOVE ALL Scripts AND Float Text
-- REMOVE ALL Particles / Bling
-- REMOVE ALL Rotation (llTargetOmega)
-- REMOVE All Scripts, Float Text, Rotations, Particles, & Rotation
► Works in any Objects that you have Modify permissions for (so you can drop a clean-up script inside).
Permissions: Copy Only (for use only by You, the Owner).
** Note: These scripts work in any prim you put them in (use 'Edit Linked Parts' if necessary), but for safety do not automatically remove stuff from all child (non-root) prims.
One way to remove scripts quickly is:
1. Edit your (modifyable) Object
2. From Viewer top menu: Select Tools --> Remove Scripts in Selection
or see
http://wiki.secondlife.com/wiki/Remove_all_scripts_from_a_linkset
(5 step process, use with caution)
- 6 Scripts to Clean Up your Objects
- Remove Float Text, Rotation, Particles, Scripts
- Instructions included, if needed.
- Easy to use; just drag script onto your Object.
- Clean-up scripts will self-delete when done!
Works Perfectly
I had a particle effect continuously coming from an object...removing the script didn't do the trick and using this killed it, then the script deleted itself. It's worth the 40L.
Doesn't remove scripts
I figured "Remove all Scripts" meant it'd remove all scripts in linked prims. Guess not.