KDC Product Documentations

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====== Description ======

The tether points are available in several shapes to be easily integrated in your home or play space. They act as a fixed anchor point for your [[touchbound_system:start|TouchBound System]] tools and toys and are [[http://wiki.secondlife.com/wiki/LSL_Protocol/LockMeister_System|LockMeister]] compatible.

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| **Item name**: KDC Tether Point        | {{:touchbound_system:anchor_header.png|}} | 
| **Prims**: copy,modify                 |                     :::                   | 
| **Prim count**: 1                      |                     :::                   | 
| **Scripts**: copy                      |                     :::                   | 
| **Script count**: 1                    |                     :::                   | 
| **Version**: 1                         |                     :::                   |
| ** Compatible with:** [[touchbound_system:start|TouchBound System]] Collar, Wrist Cuffs, Ankle Cuffs, Padlock System ||  

======= Instructions =======
  * Click the tether point and then the tether ring on the person you wish to chain to this point ( the order you click the two elements does not matter ).
  * Repeat the operation to remove the chain.
  * The leash length is automatically set to the distance between the tether point and the slave when the leashing occurred.

======= Suspension =======
While all the tether points are suspension compatible, only tether points specifically named "suspension" are [[touchbound_system:suspension|able to adjust the height of a suspension]].


**IMPORTANT**: You need to use a [[touchbound_system:padlocks|TouchBound System Padlock]] to secure the chain, otherwise, anyone can remove it.

====== RLV Features ======
  * A person who is tethered cannot teleport on their own or receive teleport offers from others.
  * A person who is tethered is limited to touching objects in their direct vicinity.