[.Shuggles.] Skin Applier FULL PERM Version 0.58

The Skin Applier script can change an object's textures, materials, sculptmap, alpha mode,
colors, alpha, fullbright, bumpiness, shininess, glow, light and size. Texture names or
UUIDs as well as values for the other commands are configured in the script for linked
prims (by name) and face. For textures, normal maps and specular maps, texture repeat,
offset and rotation can be specified; if not, they stay unchanged. Fullbright can be set,
reset or toggled. Bumpiness, shininess, glow and light can be set, toggled or changed
relative to the current value. The size can be changed relatively with different factors
for each axis or absolutely. Examples are given in the script and two additional example
scripts. After everything has been applied when dropping the script in or on touch, the
script can be configured to delete itself.

It can e.g. be used as a simple applier for modifiable mesh avatars or body parts: just
drop the configured script inside - that's it. Creators can hand out ready-configured
scripts no mod, no trans to protect their texture UUIDs. An example template for the
Solarian mesh avatar is included.

Please note that toggle and relative changes only work for face 0 or all faces currently
because face 0 is used to get the current value. For normal and specular maps, the face
needs to be given if only the texture is specified, otherwise only face 0 is changed.

The Skin Applier script is full perm. It's licensed under the BSD license with the
addition that it must not be resold or otherwise given away standalone in parts or as
whole. It can be used in your creations as long as these license conditions are met.
You are allowed to sell the renamed edited script with your changes under your name.
Please remember to change script permissions to copy or transfer only before you put
your products on sale.

To update or redeliver a product, wear the included Updater and follow the instructions.
Store policies and info about custom scripting at my MP store and the inworld terminals.