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Aroma is a small asset pack of attachments for purposes of granting visuals to smells. It can be used to portray potent musk and pheromones emitting from oneself.
Included are:
✧ Aroma - For the Pits and Crotch regions.
✧ Aroma - Perfume : A single chest attachment with a very subtle sparkle effect; an attempt to visualise an alluring perfume.
✧ I (original) & II (strong/thicker) versions of each attachment.
Tinting requires you to go into edit mode. You can do this by right clicking the object or doing so through the inventory.
These attachments also have an interactive feature.
When clicked by others, the object will note who has been allured by your scent in local chat.
When clicked on by yourself, you further project your pheromones or perfume for those around you.
This is purely an RP clicky feature. The text is not customisable, but will be updated with this feature soon.
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Spread your Aroma, Interloper.
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Among the Tifl, words were secondary to the silent language of Aromas—an ancient practice woven into their very biology. When seeking a mate, a Tifl would release a carefully composed pheromonal signature, a blend of memory, strength, and intent, drifting through the air like an unspoken vow.
Males and females alike would respond not with sight or speech, but with their own counter-scents, a symphony of fragrance that revealed compatibility, desire, or rejection. Some scents clashed, repelled like opposing currents, while others intertwined in perfect resonance, forming bonds deeper than any spoken promise.
In great gatherings, the air would shimmer with invisible perfumes, a silent dance of souls seeking harmony. For the Tifl, to breathe another’s essence was to know them—truly and irrevocably.
To those who were not of the same species, these scents were dangerous, and incredibly intoxicating.
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The Anomaly.
Musky Flavor
The subtle effect of the Model I is perfect for roaming and going about your day. I like to switch to the Model II when appropriate for drawing some more attention. And with the easy coloring, a more dramatic look on the II is very immersive.
works as intended...but
Would have gave it a higher rating if it wasn't so thick on the smoke around the area desired and it came out in waves instead of like a heavy smoker. The aroma part is definitely great though but can't find myself enjoying it as much as i'd want
works
simple & works as intended. worth its price. it would be majorly elevated by having the flavor text be editable.
Simple, sweet, and smelly!
such a great little additional detail for some of my more aromatic characters!! anomaly is always a great go to for the ADDED AURA \o/
one thing i'd love would be the ability to change the name used in the interactive function, that way i could have it set to say the name of my character rather than my display name! but since it's not a function i'm going to be using TOO often, it's not too big of an issue to me!!