- Early-Access End Date
- Nov 15, 2026
Cum with a simple hand motion
Open a menu with another
...Trigger anything with your hands
1 - VR Gestures: Add any action, or several actions, to a VR gesture. There are 11 gestures to choose from:
For VR users, this means no more opening a menu just to trigger an orgasm or to show a menu. You simply make the gesture. You can also give the same gesture a keyboard key. The key does exactly the same thing. This means you no longer need separate VR and Desktop versions of a scene. One scene now works for both.
2 - VR and Desktop detection: When the scene loads, the plugin checks how you are playing. If you are in VR, it fires one set of triggers. If you are on Desktop, it fires a different set. These triggers can change anything in your scene: menu size, lighting, camera positions, and more. There is also a Force VR and Force Desktop setting. This lets you set up and test the other mode without restarting VaM.
3 - Rig Anchor: Attach the atom holding this plugin to your VR rig. You can choose your view, your left or right hand, your play space, or a Vive tracker. Offsets let you place it exactly where you want it. The view option is the useful one for menus. In VR it follows your headset. On Desktop it follows the VaM window camera. It is the same setting in both, so you only need to adjust the offsets for each mode. You can also choose how it moves. Soft Follow leaves the menu in place until you turn away, then it glides back to you. Rigid locks it to your view at all times.
4 - Five separate Quick Actions: Each gesture can fire one of five independent action slots. Each slot has its own trigger, so one gesture can start an orgasm, another can switch to Embody, and another can move the camera. Each slot also has a cooldown, and an option to require the gesture twice before it fires. This stops important actions from happening by accident.
5 - Menu show and hide: The plugin can show and hide the atom it sits on, or any other action where you want to enable or disable something with the same gesture, with separate On Show and OnHide triggers. In "Lust of the Fae", this is what lets you tap your controllers together to call up the menu, and tap again to put it away. A help panel sits beside the plugin and explains every setting on the page you are viewing.
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GESTURE TRIGGERS — SETUP GUIDE
QUICK START
1. Add the plugin to the atom you want to control. This can be a VAMStory menu, a HUD, a light, or any atom.
2. Open the plugin. Use the "Page" dropdown at the top to move between the four pages: Anchor, Actions, Gestures, and Help.
3. Build your action first (see below), then assign a gesture to it.
4. Turn on "Show Live Gesture Readout" on the Help page while you set up. Turn it off when you are done.
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STEP 1 — BUILD THE ACTION (Actions page)
There are five Quick Action slots. Each one is separate.
• Click "Quick Action 1 Trigger..." and add what you want to happen. It works like any other VaM trigger, so it can target any atom.
• Set "Quick Action 1 Cooldown" to stop it firing twice too quickly.
• For anything important, turn on "Needs Double Gesture". You then have to make the gesture twice to fire it. This prevents accidents.
• Repeat for Quick Action 2 to 5 if you need more.
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STEP 2 — ASSIGN A GESTURE (Gestures page)
Each gesture has three settings.
• Assigned To — choose "Quick Action 1" (or any other slot), or choose
"Menu (Show/Hide)" to show and hide this atom.
• Mode — only matters for Menu. "Toggle" means each gesture flips it on and off. "Momentary" means the menu shows only while you hold the gesture.
• Key — a keyboard key that does the same thing. Keys work in VR and on Desktop, so set one if you want a single scene for both. Each group of gestures has its own tuning sliders below it: how long to hold, how close your hand must be, and so on.
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STEP 3 — CALIBRATE THE PALM GESTURES (important)
Controllers do not all face the same way.
• Turn on "Show Live Gesture Readout" on the Help page.
• Hold your palm toward your face.
• Look at the "Palm L / R" numbers. Pick the "Palm Axis" that reads close to 0 degrees.
• The back-of-hand gestures use the opposite axis automatically.
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SHOWING AND HIDING A MENU (Actions page)
• Put your show action in "On Show Trigger". For a VAMStory menu, that is "Show Actions UI".
• Put your hide action in "On Hide Trigger" — "Hide Actions UI".
• If the atom has no show/hide of its own, turn on "Park Atom Far Away When Hidden" instead. The plugin then moves it out of sight for you.
• Leave "Recenter On Show" on. The menu then appears in front of you each time, instead of where you left it.
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ANCHORING TO YOUR VIEW (Anchor page)
Note: "Anchor Active" starts OFF. Adding the plugin never moves your atom.
Turn it on only if you want the atom to follow you.
• Anchor Target — leave it on "CenterEye" for a menu. This follows your headset in VR and the VaM window on Desktop.
• Offset Z moves it away from you. Offset Y moves it up or down. A good starting point for VR is Y -0.25 and Z 0.7.
• Anchor Mode — "Soft Follow" leaves the menu in place until you turn away, then it glides back. "Rigid" locks it to your view at all times.
• "Follow Angle Threshold" sets how far you must turn before it follows. Set it to 0 if you want it to follow you all the time.
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VR AND DESKTOP SETUP (Anchor page, Session section)
These two triggers fire once, just after the scene loads.
• "On VR Detected Trigger" — your settings for VR.
• "On Desktop Detected Trigger" — your settings for Desktop.
• Both can target any atom. Use them for menu size, lighting, camera positions, and the plugin's own offsets.
• IMPORTANT: set the same values in BOTH triggers. If you only set them in one, the other mode keeps whatever was saved last.
• To test: set "Session Mode" to Force VR or Force Desktop, then click "Re-fire Session Detection". No need to restart VaM.
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TIPS
• "Plugin Active" is the master switch. Turn it off and nothing runs.
• "Menu Gestures Active" and each "Quick Action Active" can be switched by scene triggers. Use them to arm gestures only in the parts of your scene where they belong.
• Hand gestures only work in VR. Keyboard keys work in both.
• The key list leaves out keys that VaM already uses. Keys marked "(VaM uses)" are still available, but may clash.
• The help panel beside the plugin explains every setting on the open page.
This plugin is currently Early Access until November 15th. While I'm pretty confident everything works, I only have Quest 3 controllers so can't test it against other VR rigs. If you find any issues, please message me on here, on the hub, or discord. Otherwise, I hope you find this plugin as useful as I do.
