Scene scripting
🕑 Added 2025-03-20 12:17:49 +0000 UTC
Work continues on the latest scene, which is almost finished!
I'm now debating the scripting for this dance.
As most of you know, my scenes are always full contact, and there's plenty of downtime and teasing before the final action.
A) Would you like the toy script to follow the music, regardless if there's actual contact or not, or B) would you prefer for the toy to activate only when there's action?
First option gives a more seamless experience, while the second one is more realistic I guess.
Personally I would go with option A!
Comments
Chris
vam 2.0 beta is out... what are you excited about for your community ? how will you use it to create new and exciting erotic experiences :-D
Chris
You should do a guide with perfect setting and set up for your scenes and which you is best etc and pin it. Then users can post their feedback to help others. Get it sponsored by one of the toy companies.
AlpacaLaps
Ooo yeah
Chris
There's toys for vam :-O
AlpacaLaps
Yes that was vam launch with zone motion source. The issue with that system was that it was extremely inconsistent, missing strokes and being irregular overall. Now I'm doing it differently. The toy script is now set with an animation pattern as source, which is then manually animated in timeline. This is way more reliable, just more time consuming as it's manually scripted for the whole dance.
thatguy
Ah, I'm just getting back to trying to use toys with vam. At one point it relied on all the bits matching up to activate motion. That's what I was thinking
AlpacaLaps
Since it's manually scripted, even if you swap looks the toy will follow a manually scripted animation, and will play when the action is supposed to be happening
thatguy
So a tends to work better
thatguy
While b is more fun when everything works perfectly, a is a lot more foolproof when it comes to swapping out looks etc and having things "miss".