[RGP] LightingKitA Version 5.1

!!WARNINGS!!
* Do not expand the object size (at least too much). The Li might be increased dramatically and might damage your other assets.
* Do not link with the prim-made objects, especially cylinder, sphere, and torus. The Li might be increased dramatically and might damage your other assets.

As usual, my products are open source, offered with Creative Commons / by. You can fully customize my products and reuse those for your own works even in commercial uses.

These are 100% mesh models. Includes 4 types of lightings and remote controller buttons.
In this product, I put the priority on Li compressing. So some models might get 'broken' in the long-range view. But fortunately, each lighting has only 1Li, as long as you won't expand the object size. I guess it's pretty useful for many uses.
However. It's really ironic but the remote controller consumes much more Lis rather than the lightings itself. Lightings can work without remote controllers. The standalone mode, simply touching the lighting itself and managing on/off, is available too. So you can remove those Li demanding remote controllers, if you don't need to control each lightings at once. The remote controller's main merit is switching several individual lightings at once, but it must be the same type of lightings.

There are several functions in the remote controller script. These functions are on the LightRemoteControllerC.
If you turn on the Security mode, only the owner can manage the controller and lighting itself's power on/off.
Another function is controller's effect range change. There are 4 options. 5m, 20m, 120m, and whole-sim range.

But. The above complicated function's controller is the WORST Li consumer contraption. If you don't have to change such complicated security or effect range thingies, you completely don't have to touch it. Please simply ignore it.

In case if you need only some specific isolated parts for modifying your own creations, I packed some individual lighting parts and controller buttons in [Modkits] folder. Please feel free to take a look if you're interested.

Either way. You can pick only what you need and discard anything else unused. My things are free to take, free to break, free to retake the backup. I'm really glad if I can contribute to your projects.

Thank you.

- [RGP] SheilaGrace (sheilagrace.fluffpaw)