Pixelancer ~ Tree Version 12132015

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The Tree is a decorative evergreen that manifests tangled, silver tinsel or holiday lights for restraining your victim during whatever festive scenario you have planned.

Before purchasing, please try the DEMO available in world.

This product contains MESH components. You must use a capable viewer.

49 to 74 Prims (varies by selection.)
8 ~ custom P4 Animations

No Modify
Copy
No Transfer

There are 8 single animations to be chosen from the Tinsel menu. It will rez tinsel which restrain the avatar who sits on the poseball.

There are 8 single animations to be chosen from the Lights menu. It will rez strings of lights which restrain the avatar who sits on the poseball.

From the Decorate Menu Selection:
~ The Skirt Menu allows you to change the color of the felt tree skirt or make it invisible.
~ The Baubles Menu allows you to show or hide the ornaments.
~ The Garlands Menu allows you to show or hide the silver tinsel.
~ The String Menu allows you to show or hide the holiday lights.

There is a menu for RLV functions.
Also, touching a rezzed poseball will produce a menu for RLV Force Sit. The avatar forced to sit will not be able to stand until someone accesses the menu and hits STOP or the 60 second timer expires.

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This product has a touch activated menu. As with most toys in SL, depending on your viewer, both the menu and the request to animate your avatar may stack on your screen. You may need to move them..

The menu is generated by the MLPV2.5c engine by Lear Cale/ Learjeff Innis, based on MLP - MULTI-LOVE-POSE V1.2 - Copyright (c) 2006, by Miffy Fluffy (BSD License).
The user manual can be found at this URL:
http://wiki.secondlife.com/wiki/MLPV2_Users_Reference
It allows you to set user permissions and adjust positions, among other things.
MLPV and MLPV2 are incredible open source script systems. I can't overstate their impact on the Second Life experience.

BE AWARE that when you Reset an MLPV2 device, any positions you saved will revert back to the original settings.

Per several requests, I have added RLV functions to the menu using the MLPV2 Plugin by Jenni Eales, copyright (c) 2010. Information regarding RestrainedLoveAPI and all its contributors can be found on the web in many forms.

Perform a thorough test of the DEMO to be certain that this contains the features you desire.