The Radiation Queen is a wireless radio inspired by the Capital Wasteland's Radiation King.
The model is 100% mesh with a highest LOD of 904 triangles and a lowest LOD of 15 triangles, so it's pretty friendly to look at. The small details are surface-transferred from a high-polygon model and baked in to 6 texture variations, selectable through the menu. The radio uses materials and will look best with advanced lighting enabled.
The radio is scripted to play music, and is fed formatted notecards that contain the sound UUIDs of each song. 10 free authentic tracks have been included, and you can add as many of your own songs as you want, too.
The Radiation Queen can play songs randomly or alphabetically, once or continuously, and is simply touch to start/stop. Touching the tuning dials will change track and cause the tuning needle scan the display while it loads. Other features include an "Auto Start" option to determine whether the radio waits to be tuned when it is switched on, and a "No Music" option to prevent the radio from playing any music at all.
Tuning and static sounds can be toggled, volume can be adjusted globally or for individual tracks, and controls can be restricted to owner, group or anyone. The radio is also modifiable and can be resized, unlinked or de-scripted for use as a static prop.
Free support and updates are included with this product!
- 100% Hand-made mesh with custom LODs / physics shape
- 6 texture variations, now with materials
- Includes 10 free tracks, or add your own!
- Menu Configured
Fantastic sound quality!
I was sold the moment I saw the radio design. Now that I've unpacked it in-world, absolutely in lurve. My only concern is the number of times I've logged out of SL to go play FO:3 and FO:NV - I can't get any building done, lol!
perfect
needed something like this for my home, i love everything about this
Amazing!
I use this thing like a player in my sim) Work awesome!
fantastique
is really nice radio have good sound of fallout 3 i like it
Great music shuffler, with great starting tracks, especially if you like Fallout
I encountered the notecards this uses some months ago, but only recently found out what they go with. Absolutely perfect, very thematic behavior, and the tracks flow smoothly between segments and don't spend forever buffering like a lot of ones I've encountered. Wonderful piece of work, and looks great to.
Like the previous review, i wanted more songs.
Messaged the creator, sent me some. Love it!
