@AC Fusion Vote System Box for exhibition, contest, exposition Version 1.05.02

FUSION VOTE SYSTEM

The "Fusion vote system" is composed of individual stations with digital display.

By its Mesh design, each station makes only one SLI (Second Life Impact) equivalent to 1 prim.

1 prim by digital station
1 prim for the server

It allows, one vote per station, per person and per 24h00. This gives visitors the opportunity to vote once a day for several participants or objects of the vote.

This system is very useful for organizing votes for various exhibitions and competitions.
It's a great way to get more visitors and members to your group at no extra cost other than what you decide to donate.

You can install as many polling stations as you need, with no limit on the number.

Settings
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Each voting station is customizable by the "CONFIGURATION" notecard.

• Name of the station: corresponding to the name of the exhibitor or one of the objects, subject of the exhibition or competition,
• Active station or not: Some stations can be set up without there being an exhibitor yet. In position 0, the station will display "OFF" and will not be affected by local server commands. Just switch to 1 to activate it again.
• The UUID of the voting button image: A photo in square format representing a logo or other,
• Setting the Challenge mode: Either 0 to deactivate it or a number of days before the automatic standby of the station,
• The price of the vote: voters must pay or not for each vote. At 0, the vote is free, otherwise, the voter will pay at least the amount indicated. This can help limit cheating and the use of fraudulent avatars that are not customary for fair play. The default setting is 1 l$ per vote. Don't be too greedy.
• Free for members: You can decide whether group members will be reimbursed or not after voting.

This is a business strategy to entice voting visitors to sign up for your group. Otherwise, it will be a few Lindens dollars in your crates to cover a small part of the costs.

Advice
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• I advise you to install a first station, then perform the basic configuration,
• Duplicate this station and arrange them in the desired places,
• Change the name and optionally the UUID of the logos for each exhibitor.
Local server
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The local server will allow you to control all the voting stations at the same time except those that are not activated.

This eliminates the need to reconfigure notecards one by one.

• STOP: Put all stations on "OFF", which switch to RED, without erasing the votes. No one can vote anymore,
• START: Reactivates all stations. Votes may resume,
• RESULT: In "STOP" mode, at the end of a challenge or contest, stations display "OFF" and pause. The "RESULT" button displays the final result obtained to assign the ranking and the prizes won.
• CLEAR: Resets the counters to zero,
• RESET: Resets all stations with full restart,
• CHALLEN OFF: No competition, the stations don't stop. The display goes up to 9999, which corresponds to 27 votes per day per station on a 1 year. Enough to see coming. Beyond that, the station switches to "OFF",
• CHALLEN DEF: Activates the challenge programmed on the notecard,
• CHALLEN 1D, 7D, 14D: Activates the challenge for 1, 7 or 14 days. At the end all the stations go "OFF" Orange.
• NEXT>> : Next menu page,
• PAYMENT 0L$: Votes are free,
• + & - 1, 5, 10: Setting the cost of each vote,
• RANGE 20, 100, REGIO: Setting the area of influence of the local server to 20m, 100m or the entire region. This in case you need to put several systems on the same ground with several local servers.

I designed this system having found nothing flexible enough for my own use.

I hope this different approach will appeal to you.

Arlequin Carter