OnP Hula OnP for Intan

A Double length (two animations) Hula dance by OnP, Owl and Pussycat.

OnP Owl and Pussycat together with Suzie Larsen Fashion Clothes has long been in the hula business with a grass skirt being the best seller for the longest time. Suzie then updated the grass skirt of course into a flexi version and added some cuteness. Joining forces with Hunter Bronet in scripting and animation they then produced a hula show system – complete with grass skirts and added apparel that allows one to be as subtle or risqué in clothing as they wished – and then added 5 dance balls for a show system with gift clothing that can be handed out to dancers.

After all of this, we decided to redo our hula animations for use in Intan. At first we thought it would be a show system also. But then we happily found out that at least for our tastes, it was cute also for couples – even in formal wear. And so here you have it, a double length Intan hula dance for any two people of either gender you wish. You can be formal, or go native with the grass skirts and the rest. Sorry that this item only includes the dance animations for Intan. If you wish grass skirts, we will try and give the directions to that item below.

Synchronized couple Dance Animation designed for Intan usage from Owl and Pussycat, OnP. Our animations designed for Intan are made as easy to use as possible. Just put the four animations plus the Owl and Pussycat note card in the contents folder of your Intan Ball. No searching for note cards, no complex removal from animation balls, just simple transfer.

But, but, but you ask … how does one face the right direction if the couple dance side by side in a show pattern?

FACING THE RIGHT DIRECTION FOR HULA?

We have only tried this with our Intan systems, but for ours it does seem to matter what direction you are facing when you request the dance balls. For the male, the male should first face the Intan ball or remote that they are going to click, but then change direction before clicking. The male dance direction will be one quarter turn (on ours) to the left of the direction the male is facing when getting the dance balls. If the female dances side by side, then it will be the same. If the female is going to face the male, then the direction the female will end up facing may be one quarter turn to the right after she requests the dance balls.

Huh? Well for the hula both face the same way. So if you want to end up facing:

* Towards the Intan dance ball, begin facing it, but then turn one quarter turn (90 degrees) to the right before requesting dance balls.

* Away from the Intan dance balls? Face them but then turn one quarter turn (90 degrees) to the left before requesting dance balls.

This worked on the Intan systems we have. We hope that yours work the same, or at least this information is helpful to you.!

Hope you enjoy!