CheesyFX
Thank you! v49 will make it even more useful for scene creation!
CheesyFX
You're welcome! Thanks for the review and have fun using it :)
CheesyFX
Yo, now you're officially stated in the credits :D
CheesyFX
Thanks for the detailed review! Of course I read this, I read all of my reviews! :D
Yes, I know. There is a severe lack of explanation right now. I always have to decide whether I want to develop new features (currently: male stimulation and auto cum) or if I and write things down. I almost always decide for the latter, because 1. it's way more fun :) and 2. because if I'd start explaining the forces in the overview I'd get reminded that the whole thing should be scrapped.
To your question: Genereally, if you lower the deltas (amp, period,...) you get less variation. If it's zero you get none at all. The current value will always be the mean value. You can also increase the sharpness of the distribution to make values closer to the mean even more likely (and the extremes unlikely).
But that isn't really the purpose of this feature imho. I specifically designed it to yield unpredictable, but still pleasant results, so you can watch it for hours without getting bored. At least that's what I'm experiencing. I do understand though, that in some unstable poses the variation may drive things off.
If you have any more questions please come to my discord. There are some in depth explanations I wrote while answering questions.
Yes, I know. There is a severe lack of explanation right now. I always have to decide whether I want to develop new features (currently: male stimulation and auto cum) or if I and write things down. I almost always decide for the latter, because 1. it's way more fun :) and 2. because if I'd start explaining the forces in the overview I'd get reminded that the whole thing should be scrapped.
To your question: Genereally, if you lower the deltas (amp, period,...) you get less variation. If it's zero you get none at all. The current value will always be the mean value. You can also increase the sharpness of the distribution to make values closer to the mean even more likely (and the extremes unlikely).
But that isn't really the purpose of this feature imho. I specifically designed it to yield unpredictable, but still pleasant results, so you can watch it for hours without getting bored. At least that's what I'm experiencing. I do understand though, that in some unstable poses the variation may drive things off.
If you have any more questions please come to my discord. There are some in depth explanations I wrote while answering questions.
CheesyFX
CTRL+F will stop it. Thanks for the review!
CheesyFX
Thanks for the review! Yes, there is. Like stated in the v44 post and the UI: press CTRL+F ;)
CheesyFX
Thanks :)
CheesyFX
I THANK YOU SO MUCH111 BUDDY. CAPS BECAUSE I REALLY LIKE REVIEWS1 LET#S GET THIS TO THE TOP 5°°°
CheesyFX
Same to you! Thanks and have fun!
Christmas update is cold
CheesyFX
Thanks for taking your time to review this :)
CheesyFX
Thanks for the review :)