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Camera follows the avatars movements around and has an inbuilt visitor list maker, which will list on command anyone who has come within 20 metres.
The camera consists of two parts - camera and a wall mount, having the same coordinates along the axes X, Y, Z.
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- Objects copy/modify, scripts only copy
- Realistic LED blink; follows nearest avatar
- High quality, but land impact only 3 prims with scripts
- Chat spy - also send messages while you're outside of the region
Works
Work as intended. Had some questions and the creator answered em quickly.
Better than expected
I didn't read the full description before buying this, I just wanted a good looking camera to mount on my wall to add to the scene. I didn't expect it to follow me or make lists of visitors for the price it is!
Really good value in my opinion, love that it follows you.
Perfect!
Exactly what I wanted. And very realistic. It is almost creepy the way it follows you when you get within range, like one of those paintings whose eyes seem to follow you across a room.
Very well done. The best CCTV camera I have been able to find, and I looked for a while...trying several. Also, very quick to respond when I had a question.
Thanks!!!!
Perfect, and here's why....
This camera is amazing, because it actually follows the avatars in that place (following the closest one) which feels actually scary :-) There is also a spy chat, which makes your local chat go double, but the creator was helpfull (within a few hours) to solve that. Great!
awesome
i just put up at my front door and its awesome so real :)
Excellent design, and exceptional service
Very detailed, and performs as advertised. A bit tricky to place, since the camera will move about as you position the prims, but it doesn't take much effort to get things properly lined up. If you place several cameras, it's a good idea to rename them so that when you use the "list" command, you know which camera is giving you information. I wish the range was configurable, but it's hardly a problem. I had an issue with the camera repeating everything said in open chat, which was quickly resolved by the builder, who communicates well, and obviously cares. At L$80, with the permissions allowing me to rez as many as I want, this is a great value.
