Lite Collar Scripts Full Perm Version 0.9.4

Version 0.9.4 - Fixed bug in menu where owner could not use back button or cancel buttons in settings menu.
Version 0.9.3 - Fixed bug where script was resetting on detach, Added option in setting to hide collar by changing alpha, cleaned up menu code and changed menu slightly, fixed bug where leash function was using more cpu time then nessary.
Version 0.9.2 - Fixed bug with sit menu not giving list, updated menu handling with sensor
Version 0.9.1 - Many new features have been added and name has been changed from basic collar to lite collar, script optimizations have been made, the menu have been revamped.
Version 0.8.92 - First release named basic collar including only leash functions

This is a light weight collar script written for use in unscripted collars or for people that want some thing light weight compared to open collar or other scripts on the market currently.

Features & functions:
* leash to owner
* leash to post
* give leash to avatar
* grab leash
* request leash handle
* rlv sit on object
* rlv ground sit
* rlv unsit
* automatically accept teleport from owners.
* 12 names on owners list
* full settings menu for collar functions
* option in setting to hide collar with alpha change

Very low script usage,measured after load well idle.
[2/2] running scripts, 64 KB allowed memory size limit, 0.000709 ms of CPU time consumed.

Instructions:

First, unpack the Lite Collar box and add contents to inventory.

1) Right click and "Add" the collar (not provided) that you wish to add the scripts to, or rez it on the ground. Then edit the collar and in the edit window, select the Contents tab.

2) Now in inventory, drag the provided "Controller" script and the "Leash Ext" script into the Contents area in the edit window.

3) Drag from inventory the Leash Handle Object (what ever leash handle you wish to use or the one provided, called "test_leash_handle") into the Contents area.

4) Now close the edit window (if you rezzed the collar to the ground, right click and take into inventory). Locate the collar in inventory and right click it and "ADD". Now you should be wearing your scripted collar.

5) Left click the collar and a blue menu will open in the upper right corner of your screen (if the menu opened, continue here, if it did not, skip to 6) below.
In the menu, press the "Leash" button. You should see a leash appear attached to your collar. If you like where it is attached, then nothing further needs to be done.

If you do not see the leash attached, then proceed to 6), below:

6) Edit your collar or rez it to the ground. Left click the Contents tab and double click on the Controller Script. Make sure that in the lower left corner of the Script Controller" window, that BOTH checkboxes are selected ("Running" and "Mono" checkboxes). Press "Save" if you checked either. Then press "Reset" button in lower right below the "Save" button. Wait while the reset is completed. Now close the "Script Controller" window and double click the "Leash Ext" script. Repeat the same process that you just did for the "Controller" script, making sure both checkboxes are selected, "Save", and "Reset". Now close the Script Controller window.

If you want the leash to attach to a different part of your collar, you will need to Edit the collar, then double click the "Leash Ext" script. On line 2 of the script, you will see:
integer particle_emitter_link = 0;

Change the "0" (zero) to the prim link set number from which you wish the chain particles to emit. (Changing the number changes the emitting position).
The Marketplace listing for the product includes a photo of where to find the link set number in your collar. Please refer to that.
Press "Save" and close the "Script Controller" window.

* Collars leash script is compatible with all open collar leash handles.

NOTES: Collar used rlv commands, rlv must be enabled for it to work fully, how ever these options can be turned off with the setting menu.

Because these are much smaller script then open collar the memory usage and runtime cost are much less a side by side comparison well idle shows the follow results.

24x reduction in allowed memory size
10x reduction in cpu use

The details of this comparison are included in the script package.

• Basic Collar Scripts
• Light Weight
• OC Compatible
• RLV Enabled
• Full Permission