ScaleShift Universal
Instant, Intuitive Object Resizing at Your Fingertips
Get ready to revolutionize the way you interact with prims! ScaleShift Universal brings seamless, on-demand resizing directly into your Second Life builds. With a single click, users summon a sleek dialog offering two simple options—boost your object’s size by 10% or trim it down by 11%. No more juggling gizmos or painstaking manual tweaks: ScaleShift Universal transforms object scaling into a lightning-fast, user-friendly experience that feels like magic.
Features
• One-click activation: touch the prim to launch the dialog
• Two-button prompt: “Increase by 10%” or “Decrease by 11%”
• Smooth proportional scaling via vector math
• Dynamic llDialog & llListen integration for clean UX
• Dedicated channel isolation to avoid cross-talk
• Auto-cleanup of listen handles to prevent script clutter
• Lightweight LSL footprint for minimal lag impact
• Fully self-contained: no external dependencies
• Instant feedback and real-time adjustment
• Easily copyable and customizable scale factors
• Works on linked sets or single prims alike
• Permissions-friendly: keeps control in the user’s hands
• Zero setup hassle—just drop the script in and go
• Scalable code structure—perfect for further enhancements
Dive Deeper
Under the hood, ScaleShift Universal leverages a compact LSL routine that captures your current prim scale, multiplies it by the chosen factor, and instantly applies the new dimensions. Touch detection triggers a clean llDialog pop-up on a private channel, your selected button drives the applyScaleFactor function, and an automatic llListenRemove keeps your script list tidy. Developers can tweak the numeric factors or dialog text in seconds, while content creators will appreciate the no-fuss drop-in nature. Whether you’re building interactive installations or simply want faster prim tweaks, ScaleShift Universal streamlines the entire scaling workflow.
Use Cases
• Furniture vendors offering customizable table and chair sizes
• Home builders enabling instant wall or window adjustments
• Vehicle designers letting buyers tweak car proportions
• Art installations requiring audience-driven scale shifts
• Game props that grow or shrink based on in-game achievements
• Role-play sets where scenery adapts to evolving scenes
• Photographers adjusting prop sizes for perfect framing
• Dance studios resizing stage elements for different performances
• Event planners customizing vendor stalls on the fly
• Retail stores offering dynamic product demos
• Scripted training modules teaching geometry concepts
• Hobbyists fine-tuning miniature models and dioramas
• Educational sims illustrating scale and proportion
• HUD-linked objects that adapt to avatar height changes
• Vendor stands that adjust size for varied inventory displays
• Interactive puzzles where scale shifts unlock new pathways
• Social spaces letting users personalize seating and decor
• Temporary art galleries with morphing exhibit pieces
• Customizable signage that scales for readability at any distance
• Collaborative builds where multiple creators tweak scale live
