• Locking/unlocking.
• Chaining/leashing.
• Bondage poses.
• Neck pose.
• Suspension (Poses)

• Lock points under RLV will prevent the object to be detached, can be locked.
• Leashing points can draw and receive chains, to leash handles, anchor points, other restraints and even restraints worn by others!

• Fingerprint padlocks.
• Keyed padlocks.

This table contains all the special poses that the collars can initiate, the source object the the first object that you click in the touch sequence, while the target object is the second object in the sequence.

Some chaining combinations will offer you to add a specific bound poses, if the current avatar limb configuration allows it.

Some poses only use one arm at a time, which allows you to either bind both arms in the same pose, or use a different pose on the remaining arm. Check the corresponding column.

Pose	Source object	Target object	Description & examples	single wrist
Tight front	Collar front ring	Any wrist cuff	One hand is tied at the front of the collar.	yes
Low front	Collar front ring	Any wrist cuff	Similar to “tight front” but in a lower, more relaxed position.	yes
Low back	Collar rear lock/ring	Any wrist cuff	Similar to “low front” but in the back.	yes
Inv. prayer	Collar rear lock/ring	Any wrist cuff	A very tight and high back bound pose.	yes
Over head	Collar rear lock/ring	Any wrist cuff	The wrist is bound to the back of the collar in an overhead fashion.	yes
Crossed*	Collar side rings	Any opposite side cuff	The wrist is bound to the opposite side of the collar.	yes
Neck side*	Collar side rings	Any same side cuff	The wrist is bound to the collar ring on the same side.	yes

* Pose requires a collar with functional side rings (currently, the Strict leather braced posture collar)

The Tasanee Collar and Classic Pet Collar have an extra “gear” icon on their HUD that allows you to select a preset for the rivet style and arrangement.

You can write you own presets by editing the configuration notecard inside the HUD itself by right click>editing it.

Each presets follows the following structure:

Preset Name=NNNNNNNNNNNN

Where “Preset Name” is the unique name of your preset, which will be displayed on a button of the presets menu, followed by the symbol “equal” and a 12 character code that indicates which rivet arrangement you want:

• N: No rivet on this spot.
• R: Round rivet.
• Q: Square rivet.
• S: Short spiked rivet.
• L: Long spiked rivet.

As soon as you save the notecard, the HUD will take a few seconds to reload the presets, pay attention to local chat if you aren't sure about what you write, the HUD will inform you if one of the preset entries was incorrect.

NOTE: The tasanee collar has 12 configurable rivets and the Classic pet collar has 10.