A DJ booth control panel and a tip jar, in one object. Rez it, set your DJ group, and any DJ can log in, go live with their own saved stream, and start collecting tips — no per-club setup required from them, ever.
No spreadsheets, no manual payouts, no re-explaining setup to every new DJ.
Pulls the DJ's saved stream and starts it playing on your parcel automatically. Nobody types in a URL every night.
Patrons pay through Second Life's own pay window — L$5 / L$10 / L$20 / L$50, or any custom amount. Tips go straight to whoever's live.
Keep 0% (off), 5%, 10%, 20%, or 50% of every tip. The rest is sent to the DJ automatically, every single time.
Shows the DJ's name, this session's tip total, and the last tipper's name and amount — plus their real profile photo, fetched fresh on login.
A DJ saves their stream once, on any Tip Board, and it follows them to every club running one. Nothing to re-enter, anywhere.
If someone tips while no DJ is live, the board hands the money straight back instead of quietly keeping it.
Your home stream, tip cut, and DJ history all live in the object itself. A script reset or sim restart won't lose your settings.
Stays owned by you personally — deeding to your group isn't required, and doing so would actually break your owner-only settings.
Rez the board on your land, owned by you personally. Don't deed it to your group — that would break the owner-only settings below.
Point the board's group at whoever should be allowed to DJ. Anyone with that group active can use the DJ panel.
Touch the DJ panel once as owner and say yes when asked. Without this, tips are collected but never reach your DJs.
Open Board Settings to set your home stream and tip cut. You're open — no further setup, ever.
Waits a beat after someone lands, then posts a friendly, fully custom welcome to local chat — long enough that it reads as someone actually noticing them, not a scripted trigger. Toggle it and edit the message right from Board Settings.
A separate object that posts club updates to a Discord channel of your choosing. Entirely optional — the board works exactly the same with or without it, and removing it later leaves the board completely untouched.
No. Everything a DJ needs — their stream, their display preference — can be set the first time they ever touch your board. Nothing extra to buy or wear.
Any of your group, or the DJ themselves, can log a board out. It's mainly meant for end-of-night — back-to-back DJs never need to log out between sets; the next login just takes over automatically.
Yes — every stream is a standard URL, playable in any browser or media player. That's handy for anyone whose computer struggles with a packed sim: they can still tune in from outside Second Life entirely.
Each board is set up separately, with its own home stream and tip cut — but a DJ's saved stream and stats follow them to every board on the grid automatically.
The board refunds them automatically. Nothing is ever quietly kept.