Ceiling Fan

GRIMES CENTRAL DESIGN

**GCD – Ceiling Fan Light**

This highly detailed ceiling fan light features rotating blades with sound and a single adjustable light source, offering a choice of 11 colors.

It’s composed of four mesh prims: the blades, the motor, the adjustable support rod, and the light. This modular design allows you to remove any parts you don't need. When linked, the fan has a land impact of just 3.

The fan is built with high LOD (Level of Detail), so it won’t disappear at a distance. It also features detailed texturing using both Blinn-Phong with materials enabled and PBR (Physically Based Rendering) for extra realism.

Included are three sizes of support rods (Long, Medium, and Short). If you want to adjust the length, simply go into Edit mode and use 'Stretch' to resize it according to your room's dimensions.

The fan is scripted—just click on it to bring up the menu. From there, you can control the lights and blades, including speed, sound, and lighting settings.

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**MENU FUNCTIONS**

**ON/OFF:**
Turns the light and fan on or off.

**LIGHT MENU:**

* **COLOR:** Choose from White, Orange, Fuchsia, Sky, Pink, Blue, Red, Yellow, Green, or Purple
* **GLOW:** Adjust bulb glow (0.02 to 1.0)
* **RADIUS:** Light radius (1 to 20 meters)
* **INTENSITY:** Light brightness (0% to 100%)
* **FALLOFF:** Light falloff (0 to 2.0)
* **RESET:** Restores default settings:Color: White, Intensity: 0.5, Radius: 10, Falloff: 0, Glow: 0.2

**FAN MENU:**
Adjust fan speed: Fast, Medium, Slow, or Stop

**SOUND MENU:**
Adjust sound volume: High, Medium, Low, or Off

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**ACCESS**

Inside the light, you’ll find a **Configuration** notecard. Use this to set who can operate the fan: Owner, Group, or Public. Save the notecard and reset the scripts after making your selection.

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**LIMITATIONS**

Please note: In Second Life, you can only see light from a maximum of 6 sources at once (or 8 if using Advanced Lighting Model, including Sun/Moon projections). If the light seems to be behaving oddly —such as changing light colors or flickering, try removing other nearby light sources.