Where to rez it, what the colours mean, and when your figures appear. Needs an Auctions Premium plan.
The Crowd Counter counts how many people are at your auction while it runs, so you can see whether your slot is working.
It counts, and nothing else. No names, no keys — just a number, and only during your own auctions. Your figures are private to you. The public schedule shows how many auctions run each day, never how many people were at yours.
SLC-CC841D7.That's it. It starts counting 15 minutes before your next auction and stops 15 minutes after — early enough to see the room filling, late enough to see how fast it empties.
Rez as many as you like — one per auction floor. Three sims means three counters, each assigned to its own auction, listed separately in your portal.
Don't point two counters at the same auction, or you'll count the same crowd twice.
30 metres by default, measured from the counter. Change it in the portal if your floor is bigger; the counter picks it up on its next check-in.
It only counts people on the same parcel as itself. If your auction floor spans two parcels, people on the far side won't be counted.
At the end of the auction, not during it. Everything is sent in one go when the window closes, then appears in your portal under Analytics.
A typical figure needs three auctions before it shows — one quiet Saturday shouldn't define your house.
"No business found for this avatar" — the avatar who rezzed it isn't linked to your SLCompare business. Contact us and we'll sort it.
"Open the Auctions tab in your portal first" — your business hasn't got an auction house record yet. Open that tab once and it's created.
"Counting needs Premium" — the counter ships with every auction plan, but only counts on Auctions Premium and above. That's the auction plan, separate from your market plan — a market on Premium still needs an auction plan for the counter to work.
Nothing happens at all — check the sim allows scripts, then touch it and choose Reset.