
Second Life Gadgets and other Merchandise

Welcome to the Thirsty Plant Finder HUD!This handy tool helps you locate nearby thirsty plants that need watering, pointing you in the right direction so you never miss a thirsty plant again.Three filter options are available:ALL - The HUD will find thirsty plants regardless of who owns them. This is the default setting.MINE - The HUD will only find thirsty plants that belong to you.UUID - The HUD will only find thirsty plants belonging to a specific person. Selecting this option will open a text box prompting you to enter the UUID of the avatar whose plants you want to track. The HUD will validate the UUID and confirm the avatar's name before applying the filter.* Disclaimer - This is an UNOFFICIAL product. I am not affiliated with Potted nor endorsed by them in any way.
Are you alt-tabbing back and forth, and wondering if someone new arrived in your chat range? Say no more!This HUD plays a customizable sound whenever someone new enters the set range in the regions you set it to. It also sends you a private message in local with who just entered the range and how far away they are.The best part about this HUD is that you can set and forget -- only get notified in regions you care for!This stage timer has a customizable sound and you can set it to post updates on local chat or private to you. You also have the default option of having an extra countdown for you to prepare before you begin your service.For a more robust Entertainer's experience, purchase Entertainer's Accountant which comes with Entertainer's Friend!



"Is RNGesus on your side today?"- You can use formulas! e.g., "/roll d20 + 2".
- You can set the output to be public or private.How to UseTo toggle between posting to local and privately to you, just click on the HUD icon.Activate the gesture included (/roll) so you can use the command "/roll"To roll, simply run the command "/roll " followed by the formulaExample Commands/roll d20
/roll 2d6
/roll d4 + 2
/roll d10 +3 -1
/roll 2d3 + 1d20
Would you like people to drop a balloon every time they say HAPPY BIRTHDAY in local, or drop fun mesh objects every time someone says 1 in local? This script lets you do the thing!You can also make it so only a specific group can trigger the dropper, just in case.

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This HUD button can replace your phone timer for your SL countdown timer needs. You just need to know how long to run the countdown timer for.The format is Hours:Minutes:Seconds. You can do H:M:S, M:S, or just seconds. You can also say 90 seconds and it will translate to 1:30.
1. Click on the Timer HUD button

2. In the pop-up, enter the amount of time the timer should count down for. If there is a lead time, it will count down prior to the the countdown proper.

3. To stop the timer prematurely, just click on the Timer HUD button.

4. Once the alarm goes off, you can turn it off by clicking on the Timer HUD button.

A long touch on the HUD (approximately 0.8 seconds or more) will prompt an admin menu to change the alarm sound, lead time, and public setting.

The lead time by default is 5 seconds. The lead time will give you a bit of time to prepare for your stage service.The public/private setting makes it so that the timer would post to local chat or just to you. By default, the timer posts to local chat.Note that the sound will only be heard by you, however.
1. Create (rez) your dropper object. You can make the object transparent and be able to see it via Ctrl + Alt + T2. Change dropper object description to the line of text that should trigger the dropper[!] Every time you change the description, you need to either reset scripts for the object dropper (under Edit > Content) or re-rez it.3. Deed (or undeed) to group to set permissions (under Edit > General)Set a group for your dropper object If you want only members of that group to be able to use the dropperMake sure to check the group of your dropper object. The dropper object may have been auto-set to a group when you created it, etc.

4. Place script and objects to drop inside the dropper object (under Edit > Content).[!] Important: Objects to be dropped must be made Physical, Temporary, and Copyable, or else the dropper won't work properly and you might have to clean up the mess!

[!] Only the script and the objects to be dropped must be in the dropper object or else the other contents might end up being dropped as well!5. Enjoy!
