MeowTalker

1. Wear it: right-click the MeowTalker → Attach to slot the earbuds in and link up.
2. Find your menu command: on first wear (or after a script reset) the wearer gets a private message with the menu command, e.g. Menu command is: xx you can say it in public chat or channel 1 to open the menu.
3. Open the menu: say that command in public chat, say it on channel 1 (e.g. /1 <command>), or simply touch the headset.
4. Turn it on: lock the earbuds, then choose Meow Sw to start meowing.

Meow Switch

Meow Sw (menu) turns the pet speech on and off. When on, the wearer's chat is replaced with meows; when off, they speak normally. It can only be turned on while the device is locked: unlocking always turns it off.

Meowify Levels

Every meowed line raises the meowify progress by a few random points. Five levels, each deeper into the regression:

Level	Progress	Wearer's own speech	What the wearer overhears	Name blur
0	0-19	Normal	Normal	Off
1	20-39	Lightly meowed	Normal	Off
2	40-59	Half meowed	Lightly meowed	Off
3	60-79	Mostly meows	Heavily meowed	On
4	80-100	All meows	All meows	On

Progress never drops on its own: it only goes down when someone reduces it back.

Training (menu)

Owners and trusted users get a Training entry in the main menu (the key holder too, whenever they can reach the main menu):

Button	Action
Deepen Meowify	Push progress up
Reduce Meowify	Roll progress back down
Clear Meowify	Drop progress straight to zero
Full Meowify	Push progress straight to the top

Training (chat)

Owners, trusted users, and the key holder can steer the level in public chat: say the nickname (defaults to kitty, or 小猫 when the command language is Chinese; customizable in Cmd Settings) plus a trigger word:

• kitty come here: small roll back
• kitty sit: small roll back
• kitty stay: small roll back
• kitty good: tiny roll back
• kitty meow: straight to the top
• kitty speak: straight to zero (let the kitty talk again)

come here, sit, and stay also do something physical: come here pulls the wearer to the speaker, stay freezes the wearer in place (no walking, running, jumping, or flying), and sit is stay plus the device's sit animation. Both are released by kitty lets go, and unlocking the device clears them too. The nickname is the prefix, so only the kitty it's set to will respond.

Hearing Block

Hearing Block (Settings menu) turns the world meowy too. At level 1, public chat around the wearer is moved to private delivery but stays readable. From level 2 it becomes increasingly meowified; at level 4 it is all meows. At level 0, hearing stays normal.

Say "good kitty" out loud (or "乖猫猫" while the command language is Chinese) and real hearing peeks through for a short window before the meows close back in, a quick word of praise to call the kitty back.

Meow Network

Two MeowTalkers recognize each other: when two people each wear one, each hears the other's words relayed clearly, unaffected by any meowify hearing level. Join the meow network today.

The RLV menu holds the restriction toggles:

• Private Chat: quiets the wearer's outgoing private messages.
• Emote: blocks the wearer from receiving others' emotes.
• Gesture: blocks the wearer from playing their own gestures.
• Deaf Mode: the wearer hears nothing of the chat around them at all. Hearing Block normally still delivers a meowified version privately; Deaf Mode silences even that. With Exception Mode (Settings) on, the owner, trusted users, and the key holder still come through clearly.

All four can be flipped on or off independently at any time.

Lock / Unlock

Lock / Unlock keeps the headset on. While locked, the wearer can't remove it until someone with access unlocks it.

Key Holder

A key holder is whoever takes and holds the wearer's keys: while they hold them, the wearer can't unlock free, even with self access on.

• Take Keys: pick up the keys while the headset is locked and unclaimed. The wearer is told who took them.
• Return Keys: hand the keys back. Only shown to the current holder.

The main menu shows the current key holder by name, Self-Bondage if the wearer locked themselves in, or None.

While a real key holder exists, the wearer cannot unlock or change Meow, Settings, or RLV controls. If the owner holds the keys, only the owner can unlock; if someone else holds them, the key holder, owner, or a trusted user can unlock.

Timer & Self-Bondage

The Timer menu supports any duration: stack time with +1min / +5min / +30min / +1hr (30-day cap), Reset to zero, Start to begin the countdown (auto-unlocks at expiry), Stop to cancel. While the timer runs, the owner, trusted users, the key holder, or a wearer whose keys weren't taken can extend it with the same buttons.

No key holder around? Lock yourself in:

• Build the duration, then choose Self-Bondage (only offered to the wearer, only when no key holder is set and the timer isn't running).
• The headset locks and the keys vanish until the timer ends. The Timer menu switches to a self-bondage view showing duration and remaining time; the wearer only gets the Return button.
• Only the owner or a trusted user can release early with Release, or extend the time with the +time buttons. The wearer cannot let themselves out, even with self access on.
• When the timer runs out naturally, the key returns; the lock stays, and the wearer may unlock at leisure.

The Access menu manages who can use the headset:

Button	Action
Owner+ / Owner-	Set or clear the single owner
Trusted+ / Trusted-	Add or remove trusted users (max 5)
Self Access	Wearer can use their own menus
Public Access	Anyone nearby can use the headset

Owner and trusted users have general main-menu access. The wearer needs Self Access; everyone else needs Public Access. Only the owner, or the wearer with Self Access, can change the access list and toggles. Holding the keys alone grants chat-command and Timer privileges, not fresh main-menu access. Owner and trust are picked from a scan of nearby avatars.

Settings menu:

Button	Action
Hearing Block	See the speech section above (meowifies what the wearer overhears)
Speech Block	Off = the wearer's own speech stays ungarbled regardless of level; on (default) = self-speech follows the level table
Blur Names	Off disables the auto name-blur at level 3+. Default on
FloatText	Toggle the floating meowify-level text above the headset
GarbleEmote	Off (default) lets /me emotes pass through unmeowified; on meowifies them like speech
MeowSound	Toggle the meow sound effect without changing the meowified text. Default on
Exception Mode	On (default): the owner, trusted users, and the key holder privately read the wearer's original words (everyone else still hears meows) and come through clearly under Deaf Mode and Hearing Block
Relief Duration	Pick how long ALL meow restrictions pause after the trigger word (good kitty / 乖猫猫): 10s to 5min. Default 1min
Cmd Settings	Customize the nickname, the chat trigger words, and the Hearing Block trigger word. Show Commands prints the current values in chat
Reset to Default	Reset all the settings above to defaults, and reset the nickname and trigger words to the current menu language's defaults

Language: switch menus anytime with the 中文 / EN button in the main menu. Switching menu language never changes the trigger words: use Reset to Default in the language you want to adopt its defaults.

FAQ

• Wearer has self access but can't unlock? A key holder is set or self-bondage is active: the lock holds until the keys come back or the timer ends.
• Owner's chat triggers don't respond? Triggers need the nickname as the exact prefix and only work for the owner, trusted users, or the key holder; check both.
• Does the level reset when taken off? No. Meowify progress is kept by the headset and only changes when adjusted, or rises as the wearer meows.