Music Station (BASS)

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For those who like to play music in-world, to show off their loops, to look cool.

The Music Station is a device attached to your avi, controlled via hud, that allows you to play sound-clips wherever you go (even no-script areas!). It comes equipped to work as either a boombox, a walker or a bumper! It also comes equipped with a UUID reader, so you can drop the UUIDs of the sounds you have in the notecard inside of the object rather than the sounds themselves, if you so chose to.

The Music Station includes over 250 sounds.

I take requests for custom jobs, so if you'd rather your name would spin out of your station, send me an IM.

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[Instructions]

How to use:

Equip both the Music Station and the HUD.
Click the SOUND LIST button to access the main menu. This menu will allow you to choose between Modes (more on this bellow), stop the looped sound, search for a specific sound or page, jump to the first/last page or go to whichever page you were last at.

In modes you can choose between Boombox, walker, faded walker and bumper.

Click the UUID LIST button to access the UUID menu.

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How to add sounds:

To add sounds to the music station go in edit mode, wait for the contents to load and drag&drop the sound into the object.

To add UUIDs open the UUID list and type the name of the song, followed by "|" and the uuid key
(eg: Name Here|UUID36fga46-nfkle432sda5-HERE3348595)

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To change the color of the Music Station, go in edit mode, tick the select face option, click on what you wish to change the color of and off you go!

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Have questions? Send me an IM or a notecard, and I'll get back to you ASAP!

Viris (Bernaigcrash007 Carter)

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IMPORTANT: Don't rename the Music Station nor the HUD. The scripts need these to know what to do with which object. Renaming either will likely damage the looper somehow (either no text will come out, or songs won't play, perhaps even both).