If you’ve ever used an emote object that felt repetitive, spammy, or sloppy, this script was written to fix exactly that.
This Smart Touch Emote LSL Script is a clean, efficient, and well-designed solution for creators who want natural social interaction without annoying repetition or performance issues. It’s not just a random emote spammer—it thinks, remembers, and behaves politely in busy regions.
At its core, this script triggers /me emotes when an avatar touches an object. Simple idea—but the execution is where it stands apart.
What makes this script different
Most emote scripts do one thing: pick a random line and fire it into chat. That works… until it doesn’t. Repeats happen constantly, immersion breaks, and in crowded places the spam becomes obvious.
This script solves that by keeping per-avatar emote history.
Each avatar who touches the object gets a unique emote rotation. Once an avatar receives an emote, that specific emote is marked as “used” for that avatar only. The script will not repeat it until all available emotes have been used once. When the full set is exhausted, it resets cleanly and starts fresh.
What this really means is:
No awkward repetition
No copy-paste feeling
Every interaction feels intentional
Designed for real Second Life environments
This script was written with real-world SL usage in mind—clubs, social hubs, welcome areas, roleplay builds, and interactive décor.
It includes a global cooldown system, preventing rapid spam when multiple users touch the object at the same time. Once triggered, the script briefly pauses before allowing another activation. This keeps chat readable and prevents abuse without killing interaction.
Cooldown length is fully configurable, so you can tune it for:
Quiet personal builds
Busy clubs
Event spaces
Memory-safe by design
One of the biggest hidden problems with long-running LSL scripts is memory creep. Over time, scripts that “remember” users can balloon in size and eventually fail.
This script handles that intelligently.
It stores only what it needs:
Avatar key
A compact list of used emote indices
If available memory drops below a safe threshold, the script automatically trims old user data, keeping only the most recent interactions. This ensures long-term stability without manual resets or region restarts.
In short: it cleans up after itself.
Fully customizable, no advanced LSL required
You don’t need to be a scripter to customize this product.
Everything important is clearly defined at the top of the script:
Emote list
Cooldown time
Chat channel
Output style (/me prefix)
You can add, remove, or rewrite emotes in seconds. Want playful, romantic, professional, spooky, or roleplay-specific emotes? Just edit the list.
The logic adapts automatically—no additional changes needed.
Full permissions, creator-friendly license
This script is sold FULL PERMISSIONS.
That means you can:
Modify it freely
Include it in your own builds
Sell objects that use it
Brand it as part of your product line
Ideal for:
Builders
Club owners
Content creators
Marketplace sellers
You’re not buying a locked toy—you’re buying a tool.
Perfect use cases
This script fits naturally into many Second Life builds, including:
Welcome signs that greet visitors differently each time
Club décor that reacts to guests
Romantic or playful touch items
Roleplay props with personality
Social interaction points in malls or events
Because the emotes are non-repeating per avatar, users are encouraged to interact multiple times without boredom.
Simple setup
Rez any object
Drop the script inside
Save
Done
No notecards, no dialogs, no configuration menus unless you want to add them.
It just works.
Why this script sells well
Buyers aren’t just looking for “another emote script.” They’re looking for:
Clean behavior
Polite chat presence
Scripts that don’t break after a week
Something that feels intentional, not lazy
This script checks all of those boxes.
If you’re selling this on Marketplace, you’re offering a quality interaction system, not filler content.
- Per-avatar non-repeating emote system
- Global anti-spam cooldown
- Automatic memory management
- Fully customizable emote list
- Full permissions, resale-friendly
