Blind Ambition Scripted Window Shutters

Blind Ambition offers the finest quality scripted window blinds and shutters in Second Life!

Blinds and shutters are only 1 prim each. Appearance can be changed by touch, remote switch, chat (or any combination thereof) for individual objects, linked groups, or objects on the same chat channel! Simple, flexible, and effective access control makes Blind Ambition products ideal for homeowners and landlords. Blinds and shutters have copy and modify (except scripts) permissions so you can size them to your dimensions, color them to fit your decor, and copy them as many times as you need to treat every window in your SL home with one single purchase! Simple notecard setup with excellent configuration instructions and scenarios.

FEATURES
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~ Single-prim design
~ Expertly designed textures
~ Modify permissions let you resize blinds/shutters to fit any opening
~ Change color using SL's editing tools to match any decor
~ Copy permissions let you make as many copies as you need for your home
~ Mode control may be set to individual object, linked set of objects, or all objects on same chat channel (with user-defined distance)
~ Change modes by touch, remote control, chat, or any combination!
~ Owner-defined list of authorized users
~ Access control list can be set from a single "keyserver"
~ Establish different groups for different rooms with different access controls
~ Reset to a default mode on a timer
~ Simple configuration of settings via notecard
~ Excellent configuration instructions and scenarios
~ Ideal window treatment for new Linden Homes

(NOTE: This is a single prim with changing texture, NOT mesh.)

(Note: Because of known rendering problems in Second Life with transparent objects placed in close proximity (alpha-Z-buffer issues), Blind Ambition blinds and shutters should be used *instead* of windows. They should not be placed in front or behind existing transparent windows (or other transparent objects) as they may not be render properly. The SL alpha rendering bug is further
described and illustrated in the Second Life public issue tracking tool, JIRA, in article #VWR-27. (https://jira.secondlife.com/browse/VWR-27) If you would like a sample (no copy) to test before your purchase, please contact Ayam Merlin.)