Thanks to Katsuhiro Ôtomo for Cannon Fodder.

COMPONENTS
1x Cannon Fodder Hat (Attaches to chin)

DETAILS

• '7' printed on top.

CONFIGURATION
This hat is carefully modelled to fit an average-sized avatar head. Hat is left moddable so that customers can resize this to their dimensions should the hat prove too big or too small.

Leather strap, with buckle.

Brutal collar with long, detailed snap lock, and thick leather strap.

A singular lucky bullet, for chewing between your teeth.

Reinstate bioroid reproductive features with this suspended data-core, worn as a necklace.

Currently in operation at Club Bacchus

COMPONENTS
1x Tipjar Script
1x Sample Settings Notecard
1x Sample Permission Notecard
1x Tipjar Timecard Help Script (optional)

CONFIGURATION
Configuration is designed to be as simple as possible.
1. Rez a prim, or premade tipjar. Ensure that it is set to the correct group.
2. Drop the Settings and Permission notecard into the prim, after updating them.
3. Drop the Tipjar script into the prim.
4. Once this is complete, the tipjar will display the text 'Ready' in red above it. In this state, only the user who opens the box and the owner, can reset it.

SETTINGS NOTECARD
The settings notecard is laid out as follows. To make the script ignore a line, put two dashes '--' at the beginning of it.


OWNER 1 KEY
OWNER 2 KEY
OWNER 3 KEY
OWNER 4 KEY
COUNT METHOD (TOTAL/LAST)
LOGOUT METHOD (PUNISH/NORMAL)
TEXTURE SIDE
ROLES,PERCENTAGE SPLIT

USING THE TIPJAR
1. Make sure that you're wearing the correct group tag.
2. Touch the tipjar, and a menu will ask if you want to open this tipjar. Select 'Yes'.
3. From the next menu, select your role from the menu.
4. The tipjar will then open, and people are able to pay it. When someone does, you will recieve a notification in the form of a blue menu, saying who paid you, and how much they tipped. The total will be shown in white text above the tipjar.
5 To log out, just click the tipjar once. It will reset and be ready for the next user.

ADDITIONAL SETTINGS
TIMECARD HELP - This script counts the amount of time an employee spends logged in to the tipjar. At the end of their shift, it sends them an Instant Message telling them how lon ghtey worked for, to make timecard-keeping easy. Using this script is optional.

COUNT METHOD - Determines whether the tipjar says the Total L$ tipped, or the Last donation.
LOGOUT METHOD - NORMAL means that people who are logged out by admins will still recieve their cut, PUNISH means that the tips inside the jar will be split between the owners, and no cut will be sent to the employee. The employee also recieves a warning when logging in, to encourage them to collect their tips at the end of their shift.
PROFILE IMAGE - When logging in, there are three buttons to choose from when deciding if a user wants to actviate this Tipjar. These options are 'Yes (Pic), Yes (NoPic), No'. Selecting 'Yes (Pic)' allows the script to use the user's profile image on the side of the root prim named in 'TEXTURE SIDE' in the Settings notecard. When the user is logged out, or if the user decides not to display their profile image on the Tipjar, the Tipjar will display either a blank texture or, if one is found, the first texture in the Tipjar's inventory.
ROUND PAY - 'Round Pay' forces tipping customers to tip round numbers (that is, numbers ending in a 0, such as 10, 20, 30, 50, 100, 200, 1230). This ensures that all splits between owners and employees remain accurate, whilst providing the minimum amount of distruption to the tipping process.

The option to log in without using a profile pic ( 'Yes (NoPic)' ) had to be included as using an avatars profile image without permission is a violation of Second Life's TOS. The option of choosing Pic or NoPic also acts as a disclaimer.

COMPONENTS
5x Drinks Tray
1x Sample Tip Box
1x Drinks Server

DETAILS

• Allows patrons to tip bar staff whilst they're on the move.
• Managers may use their own Tip Box.

CONFIGURATION
1. Rez a copy of the Drinks Server on your land. One server is able to service an entire sim.
2. Accept debit permissions. This allows the script to pay your employees.
3. Attach the Drinks Tray.
4. Add any drinks to the tray. Ensure each drink name is less than 21 characters, and has full permissions. Tray can hold up to 40 drinks.
5. Repeat for the other 4 trays.

USING THE DRINKS TRAY
1. Attach the tray.
2. Click the tray to log in.
3. Click the tray again to log out and collect your tips.

COMPONENTS
1x Projector
1x Scrolling Media Display

DETAILS

• Scrolling Media Display packs away.
• Projector acts as a remote control.
• Low lag.
• No access list.
• Add channels / radio stations by dropping in notecards.

CONFIGURATION
1. Create a notecard in your inventory. Title the notecard "RADIO" and then the url (starting http://).
An example would be 'RADIOhttp://www.google.com'
2. For TV channels, title the notecard "TV" followed by the url. (TVhttp://www.......)
NOTE: Visual media is played using QuickTime. Please ensure that any TV channels that you link to are QuickTime compatible.
3. Drop the empty, but titled notecard into the Projector. It will reload the channels, and tell you the total number of TV and Radio channels.

OPERATION
1. Touch the Projector/Projector Box to bring up the main menu.
a. 'POWER' Rolls and unrolls the screen. You can still command the TV and Radio functions.
b. 'RESET' Resets the scripts in the device. You may have to do this if it fails to recognise channels/stations, or after you deed it to the land-owning group, as outlined above. It's recommended that you use this, rather than Tools > Reset Scripts in Selection.
c. Station+/Station- Increases/Decreases the currently selected radio station, from the list.
d. Channel+/Channel- Increases/Decreases the current TV channel.
e. Stop/Pause/Play Performs functions on the TV channel, pausing or stopping the stream.
NOTE: If you're more than 20m away from the Projector, it may not be able to hear you. Try standing closer to it.

COMPONENTS
1x Sparkle Floor
1x Sample Alpha Notecard
3x Sample Textures

ADDING TEXTURES
Initially, there should be 3 textures inside the floor. One for each of the layers. The textures will be used 'top down', where the top texture applies to the top layer, and so on.
Drag and drop textures into the root prim, and it will update the child prims.

Editting the Alpha Settings notecard is explained in more detail inside the notecard itself. Enter in 3 numbers, between 0 (transparent) and 1 (opaque). Save the notecard to apply the settings.

NOTE: For ease of use, the textures used are laid out in alphabetical order, from top layer to particle texture. You may have to rename your textures to accomodate for this.

NOTE: It is recommended that you do not 'unlink' the SparkleFloor unless you know what you're doing.

PARTICLE TEXTURES
To change the particle texture, simply add a fourth texture into the root prim. (Note that you will need to have three textures in the floor already). The particle texture will then update automatically, and it will use the fourth texture down in the inventory.

SETTING UP
Once rezzed, the SparkleFloor should be ready for use. Touch it to recieve the configuration menu.
This menu can be set to Owner Access only (the default), or access via group (by clicking the 'Allow Group' button).
The remainder of the buttons change the way the floor is animated.

Basic functions (Spin, Zoom, Stationary) are straightforward.
Functions with a 'Counter' ahead of their title are inverted, and may create some interesting effects.
You will then be asked to set the speed. If you choose not to (by clicking Cancel/Ignore), the floor will use the speed that it was last set to.

Thanks to Evil Dolly for the story of Eudaemon.

COMPONENTS
1x Bane Helmet (Attaches to nose)

DETAILS

• The avatars head is surrounded by a glossy black plate, with only a small protrusion for the nose.
• No visible facial features.
• The rear and underside of the helmet is metallic.

CONFIGURATION
The Bane Helmet is carefully modelled to fit an average-sized avatar head. Helmet is left moddable so that customers can resize this to their dimensions should the helmet prove too big or too small.

COMPATIBILITY
Users can lock the helmet on so that it cannot be removed using the RLV client.

COMPONENTS
1x See No Evil Goggles (Attaches to nose)
1x Speak No Evil Facemask (Attaches to mouth)

DETAILS

• Goggles totally obscure avatars eyes.
• 'See No Evil' emblazened on the front plate above each eye.
• Mask covers lower face and neck.
• 'Speak No Evil' emblazened on plug socket.

CONFIGURATION
These goggles are left moddable so that customers can resize this to their dimensions should they prove too big or too small.

COMPATIBILITY
By default, the facemask prevents the wearer from talking provided the wearer is using the RLV.
By default, these goggles obscure the wearers vision if using the RLV viewer. They prevent the wearer from seeing the map or minimap, as well as preventing the wearer from seeing avatar names, or checking 'About Land'.

Thanks to Epic Games for Gears of War 2

COMPONENTS
1x Solid Torch (For using with IGSS 'kit' products)
1x Solid Torch (Attaches to left hand)

DETAILS

• High detail torch.
• Scripted On and Off. (touch to switch)
• ncludes torch holding animation.

CONFIGURATION
1. To add the IGSS compatible torch to your 'kit', first rez the torch on the ground.
2. Accept the permissions for the torch to attach to your avatar.
3. 'Take' the torch back into your inventory.
4. Wear your IGSS 'kit'
5. 'Edit' your kit attachment, open the contents tab, and drop the torch inside.
6. Check this works by selecting the torch from the list of available kit in your bag.
7. If the torch doesn't rez, check you are on build-enabled land.

COMPATIBILITY
This torch is compatible with the IGSS kit system, and can be stored inside IGSS compatible bags.

COMPONENTS
1x Mag Pouch (3) (Attaches to right hip)

DETAILS

• Stores 3x IGSS compatible packs of ammunition.
• Attaches to right hip for modular wear.

COMPATIBILITY
Compatible with IGSS ammunition containers, IGSS dropped ammunition and IGSS solid projectile weapons.

COMPONENTS
1x Combat Armour Female (Attaches to spine)

DETAILS

• Provides 65 points worth of chest armour in IGSS.
• Provides protection from light environmental hazards.

CONFIGURATION
This armour is carefully modelled to fit an average-sized avatar body. Armour is left moddable so that customers can resize this to their dimensions should the armour prove too big or too small.

COMPATIBILITY
Provides 65 points worth of chest armour in IGSS, and protection from light environmental hazards.

Thanks to Production IG for Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex

COMPONENTS
1x Panopticon Goggles (Attaches to nose)

DETAILS

• Totally covers avatar's eyes.

CONFIGURATION
These goggles are carefully modelled to fit an average-sized avatar head. Goggles are left moddable so that customers can resize this to their dimensions should the goggles prove too big or too small.

COMPONENTS
1x Icarus Goggles (Attaches to nose)

DETAILS

• Opens only at night, lenses gradually open as the sun goes down.
• Pinhole vision during daylight.
• Great for vampires!

CONFIGURATION
These goggles are carefully modelled to fit an average-sized avatar head. Goggles are left moddable so that customers can resize this to their dimensions should the goggles prove too big or too small.