Tired of reading notecards with instructions or information?
Tired of typing the same things over and over?
Your customers don't read at all?
You want to build with someone else and are tired of reading them the instructions?
Set this (copy) script and notecard (FP) anywhere you want, in a prim, when they click they read what you want to say, they keep clicking and receive all the instructions you want them to know.
Drag the script and write in the notecard phrases of no more than 250 characters long each. Save, and that's all. Click and you get in the chat the text in the same order, keep clicking to read the rest. The text stays where you left it.
Great for when you need instructions for something and don't want to have a notecard open in the screen, you can copy and just click step by step.
Great for classes, you add the note and the script to a prim, put in the note whatever you need to say, then just wear as a hud, when you touch the prim it says phrase by phrase everytime you touch it.
If you prefer to deliver your message with a text and image textures check link below for cycle texture in order script. Please see product features, for FP see link below.
IMPORTANT:I don’t want you to be disappointed with your purchase, this product does exactly what it says it does, if you are not sure about what you need please contact me before buying and I’ll be happy to help you determine which is the best script for your project. No refunds.
- Notecard setup
- Copy script - you can't modify
- FP notecard
Buyer Beware!!
Script is functional and mostly does what it says other than pulling extra information from the name and description fields which adds extra information which is not needed. The main issue is the posting said Copy / Mod. When I contacted Dhyana about the script being non-modifiable I was directed to a 1,300L script that has full permissions and was told that I should have read the other reviewers comment on it not being modifiable. Also Dhyana changed the post now to display no Mod/Transfer after my purchase. Just like in RL scripters/designers should standby their product, this is not the case with this Second Life resident.
