Script: Resize 1 Prim & Menu // 2 Versions

VERY EASY TO USE!
Drop the script into the new object - DONE!
Now the menu will be shown on touch / click.

What about those 2 versions of script:
You will receive one script version which will have the maximum size of 10 meters and another one, which has a maximum size or 64 meters for all three axes.

As you see it on the image, your or your customers will be able to use these functions:

- set the size to its maximum
- set the size to its minimum
- change the size as percentage in steps of 5,10 or 25 %
- set the size to 1 (restore)
- delete the script completely from the prim
(will show up a security request before action)

This script is right for you:
- if your sell your own items "no modify" and want to put a resizer into to give your customers high quality
- you like to wear attaches you are able to modify at one click
- you want to have a better life on building

The script is copy and transfer. So you can put it into your own items and sell them "no modify". Your customers will be able to edit your items nether the less.

This is a good idea e.g. for sculpted prims: Probably you made the sculpty by yourself. Then you can avoid, that somebody takes a snapshot from your built item and grabs your sculpty texture.
Or you bought the scultpy: Some sculpty's creators give you a hard time e.g. by changing TOS after the purchase. If you set your new item to "no modify", they have no chance to find out, if you used their sculpties or not. This way you will have your peace of false accusations and your customers can modify your items as they deserve it.

What is the difference to my other resizer script?
This script works for one SINGLE prim e.g. a sculpty. The other script works for linked prims.

I studied several resizer scripts, before I wrote this one. What I did better: My script is very quick. I tried to reduce the amount of scripts (several systems work with three scripts, each one is laggy), I tried to reduce the ressources the scripts needs for running. I think, I was successful.

I made you a screenshot: You see how the script's menu will show up.

Have a successful and peaceful Second Life!
Rita Munro