Anomaly: Haraka. [ walker. ]

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UPDATE: HARAKA NOW HAS RUN ONLY VERSIONS TO REDUCE SPAM.

Haraka is a movement aesthetic.

Haraka is used to replace WALKING and RUNNING.

It does not use RLV, and will not affect your clothing, flexi-prims and lag you out between forms, because why would you want that? There’s way too much lag on the grid already.

It instead uses an old-school technique to hide your avatar via an animation, while playing particles to create the illusion of transformation or invisibility.

It is only applicable to walking and running movements. Flight is not effected.

Haraka is available in 7 themes shown in the product picture. These themes are inspired by mythological beings of my culture.

From top to bottom, they are:

• Ifrit: A tintable cloud and stardust effect.
• Shaitan: A fireball aesthetic.
• Jinn: A tintable burst of smoke and stardust, achieving a teleportation effect as it is without a trail.
• Peri: A small, twinkling, pulsing orb of light. Also tintable.
• Khaylaan: A Water aesthetic. This is a coloured particle to really emphasise the liquid effect. Still tintable.
• Akhirah: A petal aesthetic, similar to the Blossom Aura. Tintable, of course.

(AS OF DECEMBER)

• Frostbyte: A frosty aesthetic, to compliment the Frostbyte set.

Sound effects are also included, accompanied by whispers of the Anomaly.

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In ancient times, the Scholars of the Stars developed Haraka, an art allowing the children of Muladhara to transform into clouds of stardust, becoming invisible while moving and reappearing only when still. This technique was pioneered by the Scholar Lyraa, who mastered dispersing her form into cosmic particles.

Teaching this art to Tifl younglings was difficult due to the immense concentration required. Only the most dedicated could learn, but those who did were able to traverse the cosmos unseen, blending with the starry skies. Haraka, though rare and challenging to master, symbolized the Star-Children deep connection to their stellar origins and their quest to harness cosmic power of the void.

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Watch the video below.

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The Anomaly.