A list of our current collection of products, sorted by group. We will announce additions to this list as they come.
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# The Controller Our flagship product, the control unit of any type of unit. It comes with built in RLV support, uses notecards to manage features, offers a large degree of visual and feature customizations, and functions as a great tool for use in roleplay scenarios and more. # Controller housings Controller Housings are the most convenient and quick way for you (or friends, or anybody) to interact with your unit’s Controller system. It offers a quick, foolproof way to identify a unit by displaying its serial number and a way to identify the unit’s type. For units that utilize electricity, this also offers a battery charge indicator.All of our Wearable and Equippable products are able to be Copied and Modified to your heart’s desire, however our Scripts are offered with Copy permissions only.
Requires a Controller to use.
The CH-One Controller Housing is a wearable item meant for your unit, which shows its serial number, and a battery charge indicator and the unit's configured color.
Requires a Controller to use, and links to it smoothly.
The CH-One Mini Controller Housing is our second wearable item for your unit, which offers a serial number display and a battery charge indicator. If the unit does not use a battery, the battery holder will automatically hide itself. (This behavior can be adjusted via a menu - Navigating through ‘Devices→CH One Mini→Show/Hide.’)
Likewise, if your unit possesses a battery, the menu may be used to position the battery holder. (Navigating through ‘Devices→CH One Mini→Battery Position.)
Requires a Controller to use, and links to it smoothly.
Originally developed for our ANGELUS security drones, the CH-Two is now available to the public! (Please disregard any reports of ANGELUS security units turning on the unsuspecting human population.)
Requires a Controller to use, and links to it smoothly.
# BatteryWe’ve put our main focus towards the user’s ability to configure their products as they wish, and our batteries are no exception.
If you do not wish to use a battery, or cannot afford to purchase one, you are under no obligation to do so.
If in possession of a battery, you are able to configure its electrical capacity to last for a day or two for general use. However, if you wish to remind your unit that they depend on someone greater than themselves, you may set the capacity to an hour per battery and configure the controller to require a battery for continued use… And set a timer for how long your unit lasts before begging for milliampere scraps.
(All configuration of these battery features can be tweaked at our deep configuration stations, which are rezzed out in our inworld store’s second level. They are located underneath the banner that reads, ‘Config Stations.’)
Requires a Controller to use.