Terms of Use:

By purchasing these scripts you agree to the following:

1. These Scripts are full perm for your own personal use.
2. You may distribute these scripts with your creations and only with your creations.
3. You may modify these scripts however you like for your own use or in your creations. However the resulting script will still be bound by this License.
4. They may not be given away or sold MODIFY for ANY REASON EVER.
5. Because these scripts are full perm, you can see the scripting, if you copy portions or all the script into a new script, the new script is bound by this License.
6. You may not use this script to create other full perm scripts.
7. They may not be given away or sold copy/Trans. They must either be no-copy or no-trans.
8. These Scripts do not come with scripting services. Quick questions will be answered, but if you want me to set them up for you however, you will pay my hourly rate.

Phew, think that’s everything. Onto the instructions!

Yes, I know Proprietize not a word!

First, we’re going to make sure your huds work on your products and your products ONLY, and only on the products they go with! This step is easily forgotten, so let’s do it before anything else!

1. Start by setting your Proprietary Channel. This should be unique to your brand.
   1. Pick a number. Something hard to guess. Something in the 7+ digits and in the negatives.
   2. Open up Both Provided scripts and find this:
      integer channel = -8569; 
   3. Change the Number to the one you picked. (do this for BOTH scripts)
      Have a hard time picking? https://www.random.org is great for picking numbers.
2. Next, set your HUD ID. This should be unique to a specific product you want the hud to work on.
   1. Open up Both Provided scripts and find this:
      string hudID = “testHUD”; 
   2. Replace the value with your UniqueID. “Pony Tail – Reds” or similar is recommended. (do this for BOTH scripts)

In this kit, you will find an example HUD to use as a Guide. You may use it if you like, but I recommend making your own.

1. Make a Root Prim + 1 Button Prim for every color in the pack.
2. Name the individual buttons “0”, “1”, “2”, “3”, etc, etc. (No quotes or spaces!)
3. Link them together and ensure the Root Prim is the Root Prim. (it’ll be outlined in yellow!)
4. Name your HUD
5. Drop the Hair HUD Script into the root prim.

The script works by looking at the Description of the hair prims to decide which list of the textures (more on that in the next bit) to pull a texture from.

1. First, Organize your Textures. You need to know how many textures you use for a single Color.
2. Assign a number, 1-7, to each texture type you use.
3. Label each of your hairs Prim Descriptions:
   • If the prim is all one texture, label it “1“, “2“, “3” etc based on which hair texture it uses.
   • If the prim is using multiple faces you want to utilize, list the texture numbers for the faces separated by commas with no spaces. Ie, if Face 0,2,3 need texture1, but face 1 uses texture 2, put this in the description:  1,2,1,1

Now we’re going to add UUIDs to the Listener Script so it can texture the prims.

1. Open up the Hair Listener Script and look for these:
   • list hairTexture1 = [“20db1f7f-ec15-c427-ebb2-371146eab13c”, “1ee86185-4cf1-f236-f190-270a551ae616”]; 
   • list hairTexture2 = [“2cb5075d-0e45-b327-65ae-b10b1ceb7d11”, “1ee86185-4cf1-f236-f190-270a551ae616”];   
   • list hairTexture3 = [“d83b72ce-e22c-be8d-65db-f97f1b98fe2a”, “7db8963f-8783-1890-bd35-2758a890f9c2”]; 
   • list hairTexture4 = [“8514fec4-fc23-6089-d41f-abf2f84a2b4b”, “7db8963f-8783-1890-bd35-2758a890f9c2”];
   • list hairTexture5 = [“0067074a-7351-3462-4762-d06528e62a43”, “7db8963f-8783-1890-bd35-2758a890f9c2”];
   • list hairTexture6 = [“45e8c1f7-52c6-e784-a307-0772fe4a3953”, “4dd68bb3-201a-a2a0-42c7-583e5b8d8d66”]; 
   • list hairTexture7 = [“45904e91-f072-89bf-cbd3-b4829df5d521”, “4dd68bb3-201a-a2a0-42c7-583e5b8d8d66”]; 
   • list hairColorName = [“Animal Prints”, “Camo”];  //name your colors
2. Replace the UUIDs
   1. You’re going to put all the textures you want applied to the “1” prims in the list for hairTexture1. All your Textures for “2” prims should go into hairTexture2, ect.
   2. You should have 1 UUID for EACH hair color.  If you have 10 hair colors, each of these lists should be 10 UUIDs long. Make sure you do these in SAME ORDER each time. If _____ is 3rd on the first list, it needs to be 3rd on all 8 of the lists.  If it helps, make yourself a grid in Excel, Notepad, etc to help you organize and picture how to insert the scripts into the lists:
      1. hairTexture1 |  BlueBangs  |  Red Bangs | YellowBangs
      2. hairTexture2 |   Blue Alpha |  RedAlpha |  YellowAlpha
      3. hairTexture3 |   Blue ALpha2|  RedALpha2 |  YellowALpha2
      4. hairTexture4 |  Blue Texture|  RedTexture |  YellowTexture
      5. hairTexture5 |  Blue Texture2|  RedTexture2 | YellowTexture2
      6. hairTexture6 |
      7. hairTexture7 |
      8. hairColorName | Blue Hair | Red Hair | Yellow Hair
3. Replace the HairColorNames: These are used to tell the user that ______ is applying. Just swap the name for the name of the Color.
4. Once you’ve finished editing the script, drop it into the hair. Assuming everything was done correctly, your hair should work now ^.^