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A history of the Fortnite dance trend, and the top 9 Fortnite dances you should check out. - by Rhys McKay

Unless you’ve been living under a rock for the past 5 years, you’ve probably heard of Fortnite. It’s made appearances all over the news, millions of children play it day in and day out, and it’s even gotten cameos in massive blockbusters like Avengers: Endgame. There’s no denying that Fortnite is one of the biggest cultural phenomena of our generation. In this article, we’re going to take a look at one of its most noticeable cultural artifacts: The Fortnite dances.

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What Is Fortnite?

Fortnite is a multiplayer third-person shooter video game by publisher and developer Epic Games. The game was released in 2017, and consists of three separate game modes: Fortnite: Save the World, Fortnite Battle Royale, and Fortnite Creative.

Fortnite Battle Royale is by far the most popular of the three modes. It’s a free-to-play battle royale game in which 100 players battle for survival in a large open-world map.

Players start in a ‘Battle Bus’ that transports them high above the battlefield. They can drop at any one of a variety of locations on the map. Once they hit the ground, they have to scavenge for supplies, build fortifications for defence, and fend off other enemies, all while being pushed ever inward by a storm that spells certain death for players caught in it.

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Fortnite has achieved mass popularity, with an estimated 250 million registered players. The game is available on virtually all current-generation gaming platforms, including Windows, Mac, Switch, PS4, Xbox One, and even iOS and Android.

What Are Fortnite Dance Moves?

Like many multiplayer video games today, Fortnite features ‘emotes’, which allow players to pose their characters for other players. These emotes range from simple gestures like waving your hand, to complex animations that mimic dance moves.

Some Fortnite dances came with the game when it was new, and more have been added over the past few years. Each Fortnite dance can be purchased with V-bucks, an in-game currency that can be purchased for real money. They don’t give competitive advantages in the game, but they’re fun to pull off, especially when taunting your enemies.

Even without any real gameplay use, the dances have become an incredibly popular part of the game, and in last year’s ‘Fortnitemares’ Halloween event, players were invited to visit gargoyles throughout the map, where they’d strut their stuff with the game’s dance moves in order to complete extra Challenges.

How Did The Trend Start?

While Fortnite dances have been around since the game was launched in mid-2017, the trend of actually dancing these moves in real life only really came around in 2018.

It began on March 30, 2018, when Epic Games launched a contest called the ‘Boogiedown Challenge’, in which players would upload videos of themselves on social media with the hashtag #BoogieDown. The winner of the contest would get their dance recreated in the game as a dance emote, while other winners got V-bucks and cosmetic customisation items for their game characters.

Because of the contest, social media was flooded with videos of children and teenagers showing off their dance moves. Video game media outlets were first on the scene in covering the phenomenon, and then it exploded into the mainstream news.

Today, Fortnite dance videos are incredibly popular, with many dance challenge videos and GIFs of people trying to mimic new dances whenever they come out.

The Fortnite Dances You Need To Know About

Boogie Down

How To Do The Boogie Down Dance In Real Life (Fortnite Dance Tutorial #15) | Learn How To Dance

The Boogie Down emote is the winning submission to the Boogiedown Challenge by Twitter user populutus. This move is acquired by simply securing your Fortnite account with two-factor authentication.

Best Mates

When You Go Out With Your Best Mates

With its wide, high-kneed steps and weird stance, Best Mates might look more like an exercise routine than an actual dance. Best Mates is based on a dance invented in 2016 by Viner Marlon Webb.

Flossing

How to Do The Backpack Kid Dance (THE FLOSS) | Deepak Tulsyan Dance Tutorial

The floss dance, also known as flossing, is exactly as its name suggests. Its swinging arm motions from back to front and side to side resemble the act of flossing a giant tooth. The dance was invented in May 2010 by YouTuber Ryan Mayall, and was popularised by ‘Backpack Kid’ Russell Horning, who performed it on an episode of Saturday Night Live alongside Katy Perry.

Turk's Dance

Scrubs - Turk Dance HD

Fortnite’s default dance is known as ‘Dance Moves,’ and is lifted from the dance moves of the character Turk from the series Scrubs, who performs the funky dance in one episode.

Electro Shuffle

BTS and Jimmy Fallon Do the Fortnite Dance Challenge

A classic street dance that made the rounds in Parisian nightclubs, the Electro Shuffle is one of Fortnite’s most iconic dances. It’s popular enough that Jimmy Fallon and K-pop group BTS actually performed it on air!

Robot

The Robot Dance In Fortnite

The jerky, mechanical, and highly flexible moves of the Fortnite Robot dance are a tribute to a dance of the same name that originated in the 1960s. The original Robot became popular when Michael Jackson performed it in 1973 as part of the Jackson 5.

Fresh Dance

Fresh - Fortnite Battle Royale (Dance Emote)

Fans of the classic sitcom The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air would instantly recognise Carlton’s wacky moves in Fortnite’s Fresh Dance. The Fresh Dance pays tribute to actor Alfonso Ribeiro’s original dance, which was inspired by Bruce Springsteen and Eddie Murphy’s moves.

Flapper

*NEW* FLAPPER DANCE IN FORTNITE: BATTLE ROYALE!

The Flapper dance is named after the flapper, a generation of women in the 1920s who disregarded the conservative norms of the era, rebelling with makeup, cigarettes, an extravagant lifestyle, and sexual liberation. Flappers were associated with a dance known as the Charleston dance, which involves wide arm movements in sync with dainty, carefree steps, just like the Fortnite Flapper dance.

Orange Justice

The REAL Fortnite Boogie Down Winner: Orange Shirt Kid (Original)

The Orange Justice dance was invented by ‘Orange Shirt Kid’, who submitted the dance as his entry to the Boogiedown Challenge. He didn’t win the actual contest, but his dance was vastly more popular on social media. After much clamouring by fans, Epic finally included the Orange Justice dance in a later patch.

Dance Off!

All these Fortnite dances are fun to pull off, and some require a surprising amount of coordination. You can never go wrong with a bit of exercise in your life, so if you’ve taken a liking to any of these dances, don’t be afraid to strut your stuff!

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How to emote in Fortnite

Fortnite has great in-game mechanics that make each match a different experience. The gun and build fights can change heavily depending on where the circle closes on the map, but the banter between the players rarely changes.

Emoting or dancing is one of the elements that define Fortnite, and it can be the deadliest weapon in the game when used correctly. When you get killed during a Fortnite match, you’ll automatically start spectating the person or the squad that eliminated you from the game. While this may be a boring experience since you just got sent back to the main lobby, it has the opposite effect on the person who bested you.

Players get small chat notifications indicating that they’re being spectated. In an ideal world, players could potentially turn this into an opportunity to show their enemies’ mistakes and help them learn, but it’s just another way of putting the final nail in your enemies’ coffin. Most players who realize that they’re being spectated instantly bust out the cheekiest emote or dance in their arsenal, adding more salt to the wound.

If you’ve just started unlocking dances and emotes, it may be challenging to figure out you can use them during a match. Here’s everything you need to know about using emotes in Fortnite.

Make sure that you have emotes equipped on

Launch Fortnite and head to the main lobby, Click on “Locker” on the top side of your screen. – Screengrab via Epic GamesThe second row will be dedicated to your emotes and dances. – Screengrab via Epic GamesClick on one of the emote spots and choose a dance or an emote. – Screengrab via Epic GamesAfter choosing, you’ll need to click on “Save and Exit,” and your emotes will be ready to go for the next time you enter a match. – Screengrab via Epic Games

When you unlock emotes, you’ll also need to place them into their respective slots so you can use them during a match. You can choose the emotes you’d like to feature on your emote wheel by following these steps.

Launch Fortnite and head to the main lobby, where you’ll see your character.
Click on “Locker” on the top side of your screen.
Once you’re in the Locker section, you’ll see your complete loadout with skins and other cosmetics.
The second row will be dedicated to your emotes and dances.
Click on one of the emote spots and choose a dance or an emote.
After choosing, you’ll need to click on “Save and Exit,” and your emotes will be ready to go for the next time you enter a match.

How can you emote during a

Fortnite match?

If you have your favorite emotes ready to go, all it takes is a button press to use them. The process will be different for each platform that Fortnite’s available on due to other input methods.

How can you emote during a

Fortnite match on PC?

The default emote key on PC is B. This means that if you hadn’t made any changes to your keybinding, you should be able to trigger your emote wheel with the B button once you load into a match.

You’ll need to press and hold B while choosing the emote with your mouse. Let go of B when you’re on the emote that you want to use, and your character will start performing it instantly.

How can you emote during a

Fortnite match on PlayStation and Xbox?

There are multiple keybind layouts for controller users, but most will have the Down Arrow button as the default emote key. You should be able to see your emote wheel when you press down the Down Arrow button during a match, and you can choose a dance or emote with your right analog stick.

Once you’re hovering around the emote you want to cast, you’ll need to press A or X, or simply let go of the arrow key and your movement stick. The process will be the same for the next-gen consoles as well, so this method basically applies to all PS4, PS5, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X/S users.

If you’re using a different layout for your keybinds, you can navigate to your controller settings to inspect your hotkeys. In cases where you can’t see an emote button, you can reconfigure one of the keys.

How can you emote during a

Fortnite match on iPhone/iPad and Android?

Emoting is slightly more difficult on mobile devices since you can’t use the dedicated keys on your device for dancing. It’ll take somewhat longer to emote on mobile than other devices, so make sure that you are covered on all sides.

How can you emote during a

Fortnite match on Nintendo Switch?

Emoting on Nintendo Switch is almost identical to how you can emote on controllers. Press the Down Arrow button to bring up the emote wheel and use the right movement stick to choose your desired emote.

You’ll need to let go of the buttons when you’re hovering on the emote you want to cast, and your character will start emoting.

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Fortnite dance expenses and emotes
general dances and emotes
unusual emotes and dances
Sizzlin'
Call Me
Feelin' Jaunty
Rock Paper Scissors
Ikonik dance
Air Horn
T-Pose

Happy Pump06 Fist050002 Launched by Epic Games in July 2017, Fortnite, a free-to-play cross-platform battle royale game, has gained worldwide popularity in a short period of time thanks to its vivid storyline, high-tech graphics, and the introduction of new game modes.

Also in the gameplay of the "Royal Battle" there is an opportunity to express yourself through dance emotions. Many Fortnite dances are an item required to complete quests.

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Part of the gameplay of Fortnite belongs entirely to music. These are special promotions that precede the launch of a separate season, and collaborations with leading musicians invited to special events in the gaming space, and emotions, with the help of which each gamer can celebrate a victory over an opponent or greet a friendly team.

Emotes can be created by Fortnite players, game fans or anyone else.

Also, the developers use the names, songs and dance moves of the star performers from show business. The table shows all types of dances that can be used by gamers.

Dancing & emotions grading and pricing in Fortnite
Specification	Price	Where to buy
Standard	Free	Fortnite game
Unusual	200 V-Bucks	Fortnite game store
Rare	500 V-Bucks	Fortnite game store
Epic	800 V-Bucks	Fortnite game store

General dances and emotes

The start of the game in Fortnite is marked by a free emote "Dancing!". Each new user gets the opportunity to mark their presence in the Royal Battles with simple dance moves. nine0003

Unusual emotions and dances

Unusual dancing & emotions are available to players for the in-game currency - V-Bucks. Musical compositions have their own unique style and are designed to characterize a particular action of a gamer.

Sizzlin’

You can try roasting burger meat with Sizzlin’. And then perform this dance with a team of friends, intimidating rivals. The Burger Lord first appeared in the 9th season of Fortnite.

Call Me

Stay connected even when you're not online. The Call Me emote will tell your teammates that it's time to take a timeout and reload the guns.

Feelin' Jaunty

Season 11 of Fortnite introduces the Winner's Walk. Step along with Feelin' Jaunty towards your dream, overcoming obstacles.

Rock Paper Scissors

Play Rock-Paper-Scissors with your friends to determine the winner in a fair competition. This emote first appeared in the 3rd season of Fortnite. nine0003

Ikonik dance

Gamers' favorite character Ikonik performs the best dances of Fortnite season 8.

Air Horn

The trumpet call of the Air Horn, announcing your location, will help your teammates find you. But this furious sound can also attract game rivals.

T-Pose

Freeze in a T-pose with your arms wide apart and your opponent may not be able to distinguish you from part of the game landscape.

Fist Pump

Fortnite season 5 has a Winner emote. Energetic waving of the arms during the dance will tell you that this skating rink is behind you.

Slap Happy

Happy dance claps can tell about your good mood and good spirits before the upcoming match.

Raining Doubloons

A rain of real doubloons (gold coins) that a lucky player scatters with both hands is an emote added to the game during the celebration of St. Patrick's Day.

Jubilation

The Jubilation dance is one of the brightest emote in the game. Its unusual rarity will allow you to express a good mood in full force.

Floss

The Floss Dance could be obtained in Fortnite Season 2 by completing the 49 Battle Pass. It was first performed by the teenager Backpack Kid, who became a member of the show Katy Perry.

Rare emotes and dances

Rare dancing & emotions are available to players for the in-game currency V-Bucks in the Fortnite in-game store. Each of them has a unique style and is designed to characterize one or another action of the gamer. nine0003

Knee Slapper

Cowboy dances in the Wild West appeared in the game in the 6th season. Clap to the beat of your own rhythmic dance moves.

Fancy Feet

Move, move, move, and your feet will lead you to victory with the Fancy Feet emote.

On the Hook

The rare "On the Hook" emote will show who pulled the ice rink. If your opponent is On the Hook, victory is in your pocket. Dance and drag the caught fish.

Orange Justice

The Orange Judgment Dance was introduced in Season 4. There are several versions of his appearance in Fortnite.

One of them tells about a boy in an orange shirt who became the first performer of a dance he invented.

In his version of Orange Justice and appeared on the Internet.

Baller

The Baller sports emote appeared in the 4th game season and immediately fell in love with all Fortnite gamers.

Boneless

The "Boneless" dance was presented by the famous UFC fighter Conor McGregor, after which Boneless appeared in the in-game store and became the favorite emote of the players.

Rambunctious

"Perpetual Motion", "Fidget" - as soon as they do not call this emote. Enough time has passed since its appearance in the game, but the popularity of Rambunctious among Fortnite players is only growing.

Keep it Mello

Marshmallow Dance was added to the game after the DJ Marshmallow event. To get it, you had to pass the tests of the Concert. Marshmallow energy is charged with positive emotions and drive. Raise your hand and you will feel a surge of vivacity along with DJ Mello. nine0003

Zany

Fans of "Aerobics" developers have introduced emote Zany. This dance can be found in the Fortnite in-game store.

Wiggle

Emote Wiggle's undulating motions will help you secure your victory in the best possible way. The Hinged Dance can be purchased from the Fortnite in-game store.

Electro Swing

Swing and get electro powered. Old school fans will find dance Electro Swing in the Fortnite in-game store. nine0003

Epic Dancing & Emotions

Epic dancing & emotions are available to players for the in-game currency V-Bucks in the Fortnite in-game store. Each musical composition has a unique style and is designed to characterize one or another action of the hero.

Crackdown

"Dance of the Nutcracker" appeared in the 7th game season under the motto: "For someone to dance like cracking nuts." Suitable for Nutcracker or Shell skin.

True Heart

Disco emote "True Heart" is dynamic and spectacular. Creates a light moody flair. Will decorate the locker of any hero or heroine of Fortnite.

Phone It In

Phone It In is an epic emote for jazz lovers. It's called "Saxophonist". High-quality emote for the heroes of Fortnite.

Vivacious

The energy of dance and vitality for lovers of movement and vivid emotions is presented by the developers in the form of Vivacious.

Reanimated

Zombie emote from girl band Necrophilia found its way into Fortnite. The incarnation of Reanimated in the gaming space went with a bang. The high-quality emote appealed to both experienced Battle Royale players and new gamers.

Smooth Moves

A quality emote for the Smooth Moves launch pad will allow you to arrange a real dance battle. Everyone who finds themselves in the rhythm of this dance will feel like stylish and fashionable characters.

Boogie Down

Dance with everyone using the free emote Boogie Down. To get it, you need to enable two-step authorization in the game.

Fresh

The American series The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air has become another emote supplier for Battle Royale. Stylish and incendiary music has made Fresh the favorite dance of Fortnite gamers.

Star Power

The energetic star power of emote Star Power is enhanced by the glow of a rainbow. Whoever uses it is a real superstar. No autographs please. nine0003

Llama Bell

Emote Llama Bell is dedicated to the most important symbol of the Fortnite game - Lama. The game legend says that the one who uses this emote finds Lam more often, and Lama is a mysterious and random creature.

Disco Fever

Passionate disco came to Fortnite from the distant 70s. 20th century

However, Disco Fever is still able to make anyone who wants to be the star of the dance floor.

Electro Shuffle

Electro Shuffle has an original artist, a teenage girl. Thanks to her, the incendiary emote has become a great addition to the Fortnite dance collection. Express yourself on the battlefield! nine0003

Promotional dances and emotions

In addition to paid store dancing & emotions, there are also promotional compositions in the game. Among them are:

Boogie Down. In 2018, the developer Epic Games presented a free emoji dance, which could be received by every user of the Royal Battle by enabling 2-factor authentication to protect the game account. The news was launched on the official Twitter of the developer.
Freestylin'. This free emote was given out to Fortnite gamers for linking their game account to Twitch Prime in 2018.
Hot Marat. The new Hot Marat emote was created as a result of a collaboration between Epic Games and Disney in 2018. Each player could get it for free as part of an ongoing promotion in the in-game store.
Take the Elf. The free "Christmas Mood" emote was timed to coincide with the New Year's Fortnite 14 Days Challenge, and every player could get it for free for completed tasks in 2019.

List of all dances and emotes

Battle Royale Fortnite has multiple seasons, each with its own distinct dancing & emotions. nine0003

Season 7

Season 7 Emotion Dance:

Golf Clap;
Shimmer;
Mic Drop;
Get Funky;
Free Flow;
Cat Flip;
Point It Out;
Backstroke;
Ground Pound;
Accolades;
WayPoint;
Wing Tip;
Clean Groove;
Crackdown;
Fandangle;
Jam Boree;
Knee Slapper;
Overdrive;
Showstopper;
Unwrapped;
Marsh Walk;
Take the Elf;
Keep It Mello;
Air Horn;
Bobbin';
Cheer Up;
Daydream;
Flux;
Lazy Shuffle;
Mind Blown;
Shaolin Sit-Up;
Glowsticks;
IDK;
Slick;
Whirlwind.

season 6

Emotion-dance of the 6th season:

Regal Wave;
Running Man;
Slitherin';
Flamenko;
Glitter Up;
Bombastic;
Behold;
Busy;
Crazy Feet;
Criss Cross;
Drop the Bass;
Denied;
Electro Swing;
Headbanger;
Hot Marat;
Howl;
Llamacadabra;
Phone It In;
Smooth Moves;
Somethings Stinks;
Spike it;
Sprinkler;
Tai Chi;
T-Pose;
Treat Yourself.

Season 5

Season 5 Emotes:

Gentleman’s Dab;
You're Awesome;
Swipe It;
Calculated;
Breakdown;
Boogie Down;
Capoeira;
Fancy Feet;
Go! Go! Go!
Hand Signals;
On the Hook;
Hula;
Intensity;
Job well done;
Living large;
Llama Bell;
Pumpernickel;
Shake it Up;
Hot Stuff;
Dance Therapy;
Praise the Tomato;
Twist;
Work it out;
Battle Call;
Fist Pump;
Hitchhiker; nine0006
My Idol;
Vivacious.

Season 4

Season 4 Emotion Dance:

Orange Justice;
Popcorn;
Respect;
Hype;
Groove Jam;
Baller;
Boneless;
Bring it;
Chicken;
Click!;
Infinite Dab;
dip;
Eagle;
Freestylin;
Kick Ups;
Laugh it Up; nine0006
Pop Lock;
Rambunctious;
Rawr;
Red Card;
Rock Paper Scissors;
Rocket Spinner;
Snap;
Sparkler;
Squat Kick;
Star Power;
Take 14;
Thumbs Up/Down;
Tidy;
True Heart;
Waterworks;
Zany.

Season 3

Season 3 Emotes:

Salute; nine0006
Take the L;
Best Mates;
The Robot;
Flippin' Sexsy;
Jubilation;
Disco Fever;
Hootenanny;
Wiggle;
Confused;
Rock Out;
Reanimated;
Face Palm;
Breaking Point;
Breakin';
Brush Your Shoulders;
Make it Rain;
Rocket Rodeo;
Step it Up.

Season 2

Emotion-dance of the 2nd season:

Wave;
Ride the Pony;
The Worm;
Floss;
Electro Shuffle;
Slow Clap;
Pure Salt;
True Love;
Kiss Kiss;
Flapper;
Fresh;
Gun Show;
Inger Guns;
Dab.

How to dance in Fortnite

In Battle Royale Fortnite, players are given tasks during challenges, including the need to dance after or during the quest. To fulfill this condition, you need:

Press English B on PC keyboard; d-pad on controller or "!" on Android.
Select the desired emote in the game locker.
Activate emote by fulfilling the conditions of the task.

Fortnite dancing in real life

In real life, many gamers reenact their favorite Fortnite dancing/emotes and also provide training for other fans.

What are your favorite Battle Royale emotes? What dances do you already know and which ones would you like to learn? Which season is the busiest in terms of dancing/emotes? Most boosted and default emotions? nine0003

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Using the Dancer Mannequin Device in Fortnite Creative Mode

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The Dancer Mannequin Device can be used to project holographic images of characters performing various dance emotes.

Customize your mannequins with a wide range of character designs, emotes and device colors.

Finding and locating the device

Click image to enlarge. nine0003

In Creative Mode press the Tab key to open the Creative Inventory .
Click on the Devices tab. Scroll to select a device, or use the Search field or the [ list of categories relevant for the device ] option on the Category panel on the left.
Press PLACE to place device immediately, or drag it to QUICK ACCESS PANEL to place it later.
Press Esc to return to the island in creative mode. Use the phone to position the device, then click to place it. Press F to switch to the pickaxe and disconnect the device from the phone. Press tilde key (\~) to switch back to phone. nine0833
Point your phone at the device. If the pop-up "Edit" does not open immediately, move the phone closer until it appears, and then press E to open the personalization panel.

Device Settings

The main settings of this device allow you to change the character and emote, add a flicker, or change the color of the device. Additional device options allow you to select additional character skins and emotes that will be switched when activated through a channel. nine0003

The following device parameters are available to you.

Standard values in bold .

Basic parameters

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Parameter	Meaning	Description
Character Preset	nine0002 Chewing Gum , Choose Character Skin	Allows you to select a standard character skin preset.
Pedestal display	Incl. , Disabled	Determines whether the pedestal is displayed.
Show lighting	On , Disabled	Turn the hologram lighting on and off.
Standard dance blank	A1 , Select blank	Allows you to select a standard dance preset.
Standard Shade Stock	0. 0 , Select shade	Allows you to select a default shade preset for the device.
Flicker	Enabled, Disabled	Specifies whether the device will use a flicker effect during operation.
Pedestal color	Allows you to select the color of the pedestal.
Hue priority	Off , Party Mode, Silhouette Mode	Enables the modes Party or Silhouette . Takes precedence over hue settings.

All options (optional)


Parameter	Meaning	Description
Active during phase	No, All , Pre-game only, Gameplay only	Determines at what stages of the game the device will be active. The "Before the game" stage includes all the stages that precede the start of the game. nine0003
Second character template	Chewing Gum , Choose Character Skin	Allows you to select the second character skin preset.	Activated with signal "Activate second blank on channel" .
Third character template	Chewing Gum , Choose Character Skin	Allows you to select the third character skin preset.	Activated with signal "Activate third blank on channel" .
Second dance piece	A1 , Select blank	nine0002 Allows you to select the second dance preset. Activated with signal "Activate second blank on channel" .
Third dance piece	A1 , Select blank	Allows you to select the third dance preset. Activated with signal "Activate third blank on channel" .
Second shade blank	0.0 , Select shade	Allows you to select a second shade preset for the device.	Activated with signal "Activate second blank on channel" .
Third shade blank	0.0 , Select shade	Allows you to select a third shade preset for the device.	Activated with signal "Activate third blank on channel" .

Channels

When one device needs to "talk" to another device, it transmits a signal on a special channel. The receiving device must be configured to receive a signal on the same channel.

The channel is identified by number and the channel numbers are configured for the device by the parameter using the channel. Most devices also identify the player who activated the device with a signal. nine0003

The device has receivers that perform various actions when it receives a signal on the channel. In addition, this device can transmit signals when certain conditions are met.

Receivers

Receivers wait for a signal on a channel and perform an action when they receive a signal sent on that channel from any device (including themselves).

Parameter

nine0002 Meaning

Description

Enable capture of images and emotions when receiving a signal

Without channel , Select channel

Takes on the appearance and emotions of the character that activated the signal on this channel.

Disable image and emotion capture when signal 9 is received0108

Without channel , Select channel

Returns the image and emotions on this channel to their original settings.

Activate standard stock when receiving a signal

Without channel , Select channel

Activates a stock preset when a signal is received on a specific channel. nine0003

Activate second blank when signal is received

Without channel , Select channel

Activates the second blank when a signal is received on a specific channel.