Anonymous Rolling Message Wall LSL Script – Interactive Confession & Message Board with Hover Text | Full Perm

If you run a club, social space, gallery, or hangout in Second Life, you already know the problem: people want to express themselves, but not everyone wants to speak out loud. Some thoughts are meant to float, not shout. That’s exactly where the Anonymous Rolling Message Wall LSL Script comes in.

This script turns any object into a living, breathing message board. Visitors touch it, type a message privately, and their words appear anonymously as floating hover text. No usernames. No chat spam. Just thoughts, confessions, jokes, quotes, or feedback cycling quietly in-world.

Here’s the thing: this isn’t just a “leave a note” script. It’s designed for social flow. Messages rotate automatically at a fixed interval, chosen randomly, so the wall never feels static. It always feels alive—like it’s listening, thinking, responding.
How it works in practice

Drop the script into any prim. That’s it. No setup HUDs, no notecards, no external systems.

When a user touches the object, they get a private text box. They type their message and submit it. The script trims the input, checks length, blocks empty messages, and stores it anonymously. The user gets instant confirmation, and their message immediately appears on the wall so they know it worked.

After that, the script takes over. Every set interval (default: 60 seconds), it picks one stored message at random and displays it as hover text above the object. If there are no messages yet, it clearly says so—no confusion, no broken visuals.
Built for real-world Second Life use

This script was written with memory efficiency and stability in mind. Messages are stored in a rolling list with a fixed maximum size. Once the limit is reached, the oldest message is automatically removed. That means:

No memory bloat

No lag buildup

No silent script death after a busy event

It’s perfect for clubs that run long hours, event spaces with rotating crowds, or public areas where people come and go.
Why anonymous matters

Anonymity changes behavior—in a good way.

People share:

Confessions

Compliments

Jokes

Poetry

Feedback

Thoughts they wouldn’t say in chat

And because nothing is tied to an avatar name, the focus stays on the message itself. The wall becomes part art piece, part social mirror.
Clean, controlled, and safe

This script isn’t reckless. It enforces:

A maximum character limit (default: 128)

No empty submissions

Private input via dialog textbox

No public chat spam

No stored usernames or keys

Owners stay in control without hovering over users or policing chat.
Customization without pain

You don’t need to be an LSL expert to tweak it. A few clearly labeled variables control everything important:

How many messages are stored

How long each message can be

How often the display updates

Change the values, save, done.

Want faster message rotation for a busy dance floor? Easy.
Want slower, more contemplative cycling for a gallery? Also easy.
Perfect for many use cases

This script fits naturally into:

Nightclubs

Chill lounges

Rooftop hangouts

Confession corners

Art installations

Event feedback stations

Community boards

Romantic or themed spaces

It doesn’t demand attention—it earns it.
Full permissions, real freedom

You’re not just buying a script. You’re buying control.

This product is FULL PERM:

Modify it

Rebrand it

Resell it

Include it in builds

Bundle it with systems

Customize it for clients

No hidden restrictions. No license gymnastics. If you know what you’re doing—or want to learn—you’re free to build on it.
Clean code, readable structure

The script is well-organized and commented. If you’re a scripter, you’ll appreciate that immediately. If you’re learning LSL, it’s a solid example of:

Dialog-based input

Hover text display

Timers

List management

Random selection

Memory-safe design

It’s useful as both a product and a learning resource.
Why this sells

Because it adds interaction without friction.

No HUDs.
No spam.
No confusion.

Just touch, type, and watch the wall speak.

If you sell to club owners, venue designers, or event organizers, this script solves a real need with zero drama. If you use it yourself, it quietly upgrades your space from “nice” to “memorable.”