SimpleSit

SimpleSit Introduction

Hey, and thanks for your interest in Simple Sit by CasperTech!

SimpleSit allows you to add multiple sit poses to your creation with ease.

Features

- Create and sell furniture with perfect sit poses. - Seat up to 50 avatars - In case the script gets reset, positions are restored from a backup on the server (up to 50 seats!) - Each seat can have its own set of animations, each animation with its own sit offset - The user can choose an animation from the menu - The user can swap seats - There's no notecards to configure - Only one script (really low lag!) - Allows you to set the camera position easiliy (no silly prim adjustments needed!) - Allows users to adjust their position for perfect sitting - Remembers the last 100 users' changes

Instructions

This product is designed to be extremely easy to use, cause virtually no lag, and still be powerful and flexible enough for the most challenging of scenarios!

Here's how you set up your poses:

1. Drop the included "CasperTech SimpleSit" script into the ROOT prim of your object.

2. Rez as many of the included "SimpleSit Positioner" objects as you need *next to your object* - One for each seat, and move them to the approximate location on the object where you want each avatar to be seated.

3. Drop the animations you want for each seat into the appropriate Positioner (DO NOT drop them into the main object, the animations will be automatically sent to the object by the positioner when you save).

4. Sit on each positioner object in turn and move the positioner into exactly the right position. NEW: If you use multiple animations in each seat, touch each positioner while you're sitting on it and click "Anim" to move to the next animation, then adjust the position to suit the animation, repeat for each animation in the positioner.

5. (OPTIONAL) : If you want to set a camera viewpoint for each seat, touch the appropriate positioner and click "Camera". Grant the positioner permissions, and then move your camera to the position you want the seat to use (using the normal viewer controls), then click "Save Camera".

6. Once you've got each seat set up, touch one of them and click "Save". DO NOT SIT ON THE OBJECT YET!

7. Once all the seats have turned green, please DO NOT SIT ON THE OBJECT - be patient... when you see "Positions have been saved and backed up.", your object is ready!

Advanced Functionality

You can define the order that seats are given in. To do this, change the "description" of the positioner prims. It's VERY important that you do these in ascending order, starting at 1, and don't leave any as 0... if you don't do this, your sit configuration will be wrong.

Video Tutorials

See the basic tutorial video on YouTube, or the advanced tutorial

Limitations

1. SimpleSit is not designed to hold more than six (6) animations per positioner/seat. (If you choose to add more, you do so at your own risk.)

1. SimpleSit is not designed to be used for a sex bed or any other automatically-synced furniture. Each person seated has to change their animation themselves.

FAQ / Troubleshooting

Q. Getting "No room to sit here, try another spot." or "There is no suitable surface to sit on, try another spot." messages?

A1. It's often caused by being in the middle of a giant megaprim (like those huge "off-sim" sculpties surrounding sims). But don't worry, you can fix it! IF you get this issue (and not everyone does), first try to drop the "Prim Primer" script into every other prim in the linkset. Obviously if you only have one prim, you can't do this.

A2. If this still doesn't work, then you will need to add some prims to your linkset. In this circumstance, you will need at least the same number of prims as you have seats. So, if you want to sit 4 avatars, your object must have AT LEAST 4 prims IN TOTAL. It doesn't matter what shape they are or where they are. Now, use the Prim Primer again in the empty prims and your problem should be gone.

Q. I already set the positions and was using the prim, but when I relocated the prim that I configured the sits for, the positions did not move with the prim - they're acting as if they're relative to the world...

A1. The positioners won't move with the prim. Once you've saved, you need to delete the positioners and then you can move the object.

A2. Make sure you haven't accidently resized the prim instead of moving it.