JK DanceBall - boxed Versión 1.3

JK "Click To Dance" Danceball - free!

A free danceball for the rest of us. Zero configuration, up to 100 simultaneously dancing
avatars, specially designed for high-lag sims, with automatic dance-cycling, AO support
and dance pre-loading.

- Extremely easy to use even by non-English speakers. There are no menu's. People only
have to "touch" the danceball and they are dancing. Click the danceball again to stop
dancing.

- Zero configuration. There are no notecards, no administrator menu. Simply drop dances
onto the danceball and it will immediately recognize and use them. There is no limit to the
number of dances, it will use them all.

- Can use any kind of dance. Copy or no-copy, modify or no-modify, transfer or no-transfer.
Yes, a no-copy dance can be used simultaneously by more than one dancer!

- Very stable and low-impact. The danceball is explicitly designed to handle large amounts
of dancers on high-lag sims. Due to it's minimalistic design (no menu's and such) it has
extremely low scripting overhead. Moreover, it is very stable and will not crash, whatever
happens.

- Automatic dance cycling. The danceball will play a dance for 60 seconds and then
automatically play the next dance. No more dancing the same dance all night long.

- Support for AO's (Animation Override). People do not have to manually stop their AO, the
danceball instructs their AO to pause while they are dancing. Supported protocols
are ZHAO, Lockmeister, and Firestorm.

- Dance pre-loading. The danceball will pre-load all dances, so that switching between
dances is seamless. No more standing around looking like a dork while your viewer is
downloading the dance.

- Up to 100 dancers. The maximum number of avatars on a sim is 100, so that's what this
danceball can handle. There is also a 20-avatars danceball for homestead sims, which is
exactly the same but with even less scripts.

Note: the danceball is for singles only, not for couples. You can drop dances onto the
danceball that were designed for couples, but they will be used as dances for singles.

Tip: It is possible to make copies of this danceball and fill them with separate dances, for
example a "male" and a "female" danceball. If you have dances in lot's of categories and want
to offer your public a choice between them, then you should consider a classic danceball with
menu's and configuration notecards and such.

How to add dances
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Rezz the danceball somewhere. Drag some dances from your inventory onto the danceball
(hold left-mousekey while dragging). That is all! No configuration necessary. You can add all
kinds of dances, copy or no-copy, modify or no-modify, transfer or no-transfer.

Deleting dances from the danceball is almost as easy. Right-click the danceball and select
"edit", and then select the "Content" tab. You can now delete dances. Do not delete the
"~Animate" and "~ Controller" scripts.
WARNING: do not delete "no-copy" dances, you will loose them forever. Instead drag them
to your inventory.

Tip: make a copy of the filled danceball by right-clicking it and selecting "take". This is
only possible if all your dances are "copy". Please note that the copy of the danceball may
now show as "no-modify" in your inventory. This is because (some of) your dances are
"no-modify". The danceball is actually still "modify".

Rename the danceball
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You can rename the danceball into anything you like, and the new name will be used for
the first line in the floating text above the danceball.

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