Scenes Madam Jana's permit - part1

The first satin story proper.
The Satin stories launcher will come immediately after this release, to better provide context.


Please note:
- Even if not all stories are "work" related, Satin stories do take place in a brothel.
- This animation is story focused and will have two more parts.
- The scenario dependence var is a big file, but perfect for the scene. It's also quite light in actual performance inside VAM.

Performance spikes can, occasionally, throw things out of balance, like animation jitter, misfire of triggers, etc.
That said, the scene was made with high quality soft body physics, text-to-spech function and desktop mode in mind. Different configs may also lead to unexpected results.


Features:

- Approximately 8.5 minutes of animation

- Text to speech audio and subtitles (both can be turned off)

- A cinematic camera

- Two UIs, a free one and one using the paid version of UI assist. The paid plugin is not a var dependence, the scene simply includes profiles for it














Instructions:

Open top menu-> scene browser-> Madam_Jana_permit_(Story)
or
Open scene-> Aipas-> Madam_Jana_permit_(Story)

- Use UI on BOTTOM RIGHT for menus

- For immersion purposes, it's advisable to maintain CINEMATIC CAMERA ON when the CAMERA SIGN is present on the TOP RIGHT CORNER

- Press P for play mode and F1 to disable Vam's native interface


Final thoughts:
- animating only what goes on in the frame (cinematic camera) would make these stories quicker to do, but would be more restrictive. Still deciding on that.
- I could've spent more time adding details to the scene, but this will have to suffice for a first run. I think I have learned some things to make the next part quicker and better.


Special thanks to murn for providing a detailed analysis of the draft script, and pointing it in the right direction.
Big shoutout to Granica for making the Jana look, which was a big inspiration for Satin stories. I know there's a new version, but this Jana is already perfect for me. Sorry if text to speech butchered the pronunciation of her name.