This is the successor to ForceUndress.

After a very unfortunate event, the system had to be rewritten from scratch. As a result, the creator has changed.

The code is entirely new and much leaner. Some functions were deliberately left out, while better ones were added.

Key Changes:

• ❌A separate database is no longer required – no database.
• ❌All old data, objects, and scripts are lost forever.

Advantages:

• ✅ Keep your complexity low by avoiding transparent body parts.
• 🎯 No need to search through your inventory to change clothing layers.
• 🚀 Faster, cleaner, and more intuitive experience overall.

Feedback & Support: If you discover a bug or encounter a problem, please report it via Discord (online). Feature requests are also welcome through the same channel.

Conclusion: A fresh start was necessary – and it comes with smarter design and improved usability.

!! NEVER KEEP THE TOOL WITHIN YOUR `~undressify` FOLDER !!

Doing so will cause the tool to be detached when you change avatars. ⚠️ I take no responsibility if the HUD fails to work with other RLV tools.

You must create a basic folder structure as explained below. This structure is essential for Undressify to function properly.

Required Folder Structure:

📁 Avatar Folder:

• `#RLV/~undressify/av/youravatarname`

Place your naked avatar into this folder. 🚫 WITHOUT TESTICLES! Unless you *really* want to carry scriptbombs. You can have multiple avatar folders. Load an avatar using the Avatar button!

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Create the following structure:

#RLV/~undressify/of/
└── nameofyouroutfit/
    ├── top_1
    ├── pants_1
    ├── top_2
    ├── pants_2
    ├── top_3
    ├── pants_3
    └── top_0 / pants_0 (optional)
 

🧥 Optional Setup: You can organize outfits per avatar by enabling avatar-specific mode (`avspecific`).

Folder Structure Example:

#RLV/~undressify/of_avatarname/
└── nameofyouroutfit/
    ├── top_1
    ├── pants_1
    ├── top_2
    ├── pants_2
    ├── top_3
    ├── pants_3
    └── top_0 / pants_0 (optional)

📌 Each folder suffix defines how the clothing behaves during undressing. Refer to the table below for clarity:

You can create multiple outfit folders to suit different styles or avatars.

How to Use:

• Load an outfit using the Outfits button.
• The Clothing button will appear next.
• 👆 Click the Clothing button to preview how your clothing will be undressed.
• You can now click your belly or lower back to open the menu and load your avatar, outfit, etc.
• 🎛 Go to the main menu and click on “outfit” to begin.

🎯 Addons Addons are items you'd like to load with every avatar and outfit — such as HUDs, toys, or utility tools.

📁 Folder Structure:

#RLV/~undressify/addon/category/item

Use categories to organize your items (e.g.

HUDs

,

Accessories

,

Scripts

). These items are loaded globally, no matter which avatar or outfit is selected.

❗ Important: None of these folders are created automatically. You must create them manually before placing items inside.

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🧬 AvAddons AvAddons are items you'd like to load with your current avatar and outfit only — perfect for avatar-specific HUDs, toys, or gear.

📁 Folder Structure:

#RLV/~undressify/av_addons/avatarname/category/item

🔄 Starting with version 1.63:

• If you select a different subfolder within the same category, other items in that category will be automatically removed.
• To hide any addon folder from the menu, simply add a

  *

  at the end of the folder name.

🛠 Managing Addons: Use the Options menu to activate or deactivate Addons and AvAddons for other users.

✅ Example:

• Global HUD:

  #RLV/~undressify/addon/HUDs/gestureHUD

• Avatar-specific toy:

  #RLV/~undressify/av_addons/avatarname/Toys/bubblewand

🔧 Note: AvAddon folders are not created automatically either. You need to create them manually to use them.

This is a complete example of how to structure your Undressify outfit folders.

#RLV/
└── ~undressify/
    ├── addon/
    │   ├── HUDs/
    │   │   ├── gestureHUD
    │   │   └── AOcontroller
    │   ├── Accessories/
    │   │   ├── smartGlasses
    │   │   └── wristwatch
    │   └── Scripts/
    │       └── autoSit
    │
    ├── av_addons/
    │   ├── Luna/
    │   │   ├── Toys/
    │   │   │   ├── bubblewand
    │   │   │   └── leash
    │   │   ├── HUDs/
    │   │   │   └── lunaHUD
    │   │   └── Accessories/
    │   │       └── collar
    │   ├── Rex/
    │   │   ├── Gear/
    │   │   │   ├── combatVest
    │   │   │   └── scanner
    │   │   └── HUDs/
    │   │       └── rexHUD
    │
    ├── av/
    │   ├── Luna
    │   └── Rex
    │
    └── of/
        └── CasualLook/
            ├── top_1
            ├── pants_1
            ├── top_2
            ├── pants_2
            ├── top_3
            ├── pants_3
            ├── base_0
            └── stuff_0_0.100   ← optional item with hover height control

❗ Note: None of these folders are created automatically. You must create them manually before placing items inside.

🧩 Tips: - The folder under `of/` is your outfit name (e.g. `CasualLook`) - Items use suffixes like `_1`, `_2`, `_3` to define layer priority - Items with `_0` are optional base layers - You can append `_0.100`, `_0.050`, etc. to an item name to control avatar hover height

🎵 Sounds Sounds correspond to the folder names. If you have a folder named

top_1

, the sound played will be

top

. You can place your own sound files inside the object to customize the experience.

🎬 Animations Animations follow the same logic: A folder named

pants_2

will trigger the animation named

pants

.

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📏 To automatically adjust your avatar's hover height, include a folder like:

stuff_0_0.100

-

_0

means the item won't appear in the dialog. -

_0.100

sets your hover height to 100mm above ground. - Activate it via:

Options > Hoverheight

🪑 If you sit on an object or the ground, your hover height will reset to 0. This helps avoid manually adjusting poses or animations.

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🕒 Redress Timer Automatically redresses you once no one is within a specified range, after a variable delay.

🎲 Randomizer Selects a random outfit every xx seconds.

🚶 Follow Lets you pick an avatar to follow automatically.

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🧵 If you change textures via a HUD (e.g. color or material changes), detach the item manually and reattach it after the change. Second Life may ignore HUD-based changes if the item is removed via RLV.

🔊 You can place your own sounds inside the object to override default ones. Just match the sound name to the folder prefix (e.g.

top

for

top_1

).

🛠️ Latest Updates & Changes

🔄 Changes and new functions

• ✅ Maturaty rating for external menu. External menu will not open on PG rrgions and ask the owner on MATURE.
• ✅ SitGuard Plugin is no more demo. Ket go the full way in!

✨ New Plugin: Create

• Create got a new menu text for the smurfs and smartasses

— This changelog reflects the most recent updates to Undressify. Older versions and legacy features may no longer be supported.

🛡️ SitGuard – Intelligent Sit Monitoring for Second Life

SitGuard is a specialized script that monitors avatars sitting on the same object as you. If someone matches a ban list, wears flagged items, or uses content from creators you choose not to support, SitGuard will automatically react.

You can configure sitguards blacklisted items, people and creators from the notecards within undressify.

🔍 Core Functionality: - Scans co-sitters in real time - Detects banned avatars or worn items - Identifies creators you’ve blacklisted - Forces you to stand and re-sit once the avatar leaves the scan area

🚫 Why SitGuard? - Maintain control over shared seating - Avoid unwanted interactions - Enforce personal or community standards

SitGuard runs silently and efficiently, giving you peace of mind without disrupting your experience.