Our line dance balls are modifyable (except for the script), so you can size, texture, and color them to fit your needs. You can also adjust the spacing between the balls using edit. What makes them really special though, aside from their reasonable price, is that they are designed to be low lag, and have no channel listeners. Plus the owner can touch them to change the orientation between front to back and side by side.
Please note that these dance balls do NOT contain any dances--they are designed to work with an external dance machine, chim, or similar device that supports synchronized dancing. I've included a freebie Solop dance machine in the package, in case you need one to get started.
Use is very easy. Rez the balls and use edit to move them where you want. Change their appearance and spacing if desired. Touch any ball in the set until you get the desired orientation, front to back or side by side. Have the dancers sit on a ball and then start dancing with a dance machine or chim (you could also have them sit after they are dancing, it doesn't matter). Note: although you (the owner) can change the orientation at any time by touching the ball set, any dancers currently on the balls would have to stand up and sit again to get the new orientation.
I advise you come demo them in my shop. (see link at left)
This is the "Club Pack" which is copyable, but no-transfer. You may rez as many sets as you need. You can also link together sets if you wish, that way a whole big set could have orientation switched with one touch. However, there can be only one master script (in the root prim), so you would need to delete that ball out of each set to be linked. But, for your convenience a special second set of of 5 dance balls are included that have no master script, and are only to be used linked with a normal set. When linking the normal set should be selected last, as it must contain the root prim with the master script after the link.
There are No Refunds on the copyable balls (Club Pack). The ONLY exception is verifiable duplicate purchases by the same Avatar, brought to my attention right away -- include SL transaction history details for all purchases on a notecard.
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