Bright Temp-Rezzer - Temp-rez non-mesh objects without using parcel prim space!

* Rez static non-mesh objects without using up your parcel's prim capacity.
* Works with objects to which you have copy and modify permissions.
* Optionally make objects rotate, & rez series of objects: ideal for shop demos.
* Menu driven positioning and rotation: easy adjustment by eye.
* Copyable: rez as many as you need!

The Bright-Temp rezzer allows you to rez static, non-mesh objects without using up your parcel's prim capacity.

Any object in Second Life may be designated "temporary". Temporary non-mesh objects are not deducted from a parcel's prim capacity: but they disappear after around 60 seconds.

The Bright Temp-Rezzer works by rezzing a temporary copy of your chosen object, and then rezzing another copy before the first disappears. To the observer, the object appears to be present continuously.

Loading the temp-rezzer is straightforward, and explained in detail below: but briefly, rez a copy of the object, drop in an "object script" which will make it temporary, take it back into your inventory, and then drop it from there into the temp-rezzer object. (Of course, to do this, you will need copy and modify permissions.)

Then click the temp-rezzer to display a menu, and click the menu buttons to adjust the position and rotation of the rezzed object as you require.

You can even drop a number of objects into the temp-rezzer, have it rez them in turn, and optionally tell the temp-rezzer to make them rotate: ideal for product displays in shops.

There are a few common-sense limitations. Don't temp-rez objects which contain scripts which do a lot of intensive processing (or send messages) during start-up. Be careful rezzing objects with semi-transparent surfaces: as each copy of the object will be rezzed slightly before the previous one disappears, so semi-transparent surfaces may appear to flicker.

And, of course, use temp-rezzing with care. Rezzing a large number of complex objects may place a load on region resources.

However, this concern is sometimes overstated. All objects impose some load, and there are many Second Life objects rezzed in-world (or commonly worn as attachments) which contain continuously active scripts far more laggy than the action of a temp-rezzer for a few moments in every minute. The key - as in all resource planning - is to avoid excess.

Temp-rezzers have reasonable uses. Rezzing simple non-scripted or lightly scripted furniture, or a series of product display models in your shop, can be done efficiently, and to great effect: and we have taken care to make this temp-rezzer make it as easy, and as efficient, as possible.

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