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ZRSX
Thanks, I will!
If good quality free content become standard, it raises the bar for paid content. And yeah, I think we should tend towards that and I hope this scene can modestly contribute.
That being said, it doesn't mean the scene is defect-free. It's a trigger beast and there are certainly issues that I haven't seen or cannot see if it occurs in VR only; but I'll happily fix them!
If good quality free content become standard, it raises the bar for paid content. And yeah, I think we should tend towards that and I hope this scene can modestly contribute.
That being said, it doesn't mean the scene is defect-free. It's a trigger beast and there are certainly issues that I haven't seen or cannot see if it occurs in VR only; but I'll happily fix them!
ZRSX
Thanks for the review! Glad you enjoyed it :)
ZRSX
Ahah, still grumpy, aren't you?
1) Having 20 dependencies is standard for a scene of this magnitude: I can assure you that I'm very careful with that (as you already know :P) and every single one is necessary and really worth having in your library!
2) You've got a lot of options to change the lighting directly within the scene if you're not happy with it: initial setup, multiple light switches & FPS Manager to improve/reduce lighting quality.
3 & 4) It's very likely caused by the fifth point: changing the models. Penis misalignment can sometimes happen but should fix itself quickly; I was worried it could be caused by impersonation in VR as it may influence the hand positioning: it should not happen in 3rd person view.
5) Changing models will break alignment in any scene if the new models aren't *really* close to the original ones.
Try it for a bit longer without changing the models, preferably in 3rd person view :)
1) Having 20 dependencies is standard for a scene of this magnitude: I can assure you that I'm very careful with that (as you already know :P) and every single one is necessary and really worth having in your library!
2) You've got a lot of options to change the lighting directly within the scene if you're not happy with it: initial setup, multiple light switches & FPS Manager to improve/reduce lighting quality.
3 & 4) It's very likely caused by the fifth point: changing the models. Penis misalignment can sometimes happen but should fix itself quickly; I was worried it could be caused by impersonation in VR as it may influence the hand positioning: it should not happen in 3rd person view.
5) Changing models will break alignment in any scene if the new models aren't *really* close to the original ones.
Try it for a bit longer without changing the models, preferably in 3rd person view :)
It's due to a workaround I had to set up. The male POV suffered from an issue where you can't click on UI buttons (https://hub.virtamate.com/threads/why-uibutton-does-not-work-when-you-are-possessing-a-character.9694/) so I had to define a slight offset of the camera to fix it.
I may have found better settings ("Height adjust" = 0.05 and "Clip distance" = 0.10 under Embody "Camera Offset"): I'll do an update with this!