Plugins + Scripts StrokerSync

What You Need​

• Virt-A-Mate with a scene containing a male and female character
• A Stroker Toy (connected via Bluetooth)
• Intiface Central (free app) — download from intiface.com

Setup​

1. Open Intiface Central and pair your stroker via Bluetooth. Make sure the server is started.
2. Load your scene in Virt-A-Mate.
3. Add the plugin to any atom in the scene. Load ADDME.cslist from the plugin folder.
4. Connect — click the "Connect to Intiface Central" button in the plugin UI. You should see your stroker appear as a connected device.
5. Select the motion source — choose "Male + Female" from the source dropdown.
6. The plugin should automatically detect the male and female characters. If not, select them manually from the dropdown menus.
7. Unpause — toggle the "Pause" button off to start sending commands to your device.

Calibrating the Stroke Range​

Out of the box, the stroker might only use a fraction of its full range. This is normal — the raw tracking values rarely cover the full 0–100% range. You need to calibrate it to your scene.

Easy Way — Auto-Calibrate​

1. Make sure the animation is playing and doing full in/out motions.
2. Click the "Auto-Calibrate Range (8s)" button.
3. Let the scene run through its full motion for 8 seconds.
4. The plugin will set the range sliders automatically. Done!

Manual Way​

1. Watch the live display at the top of the settings. It shows the raw penetration value in real time.
2. While the animation is at the pulled out position, note the "Raw" number — set Pen Range Min to that value.
3. While the animation is at the fully inserted position, note the "Raw" number — set Pen Range Max to that value.
4. The "Mapped" value should now swing between 0.00 and 1.00 during the full stroke.

Tip: You can re-calibrate at any time. The range values are saved with the scene.

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Adjusting the Feel​

Device Smoothness​

This is the most important slider for getting a natural feel. It controls how smoothly the stroker moves between positions.

• Higher values (200–350 ms) — smoother, more fluid motion. Good for slow or sensual scenes.
• Lower values (80–120 ms) — snappier, more responsive. Good for fast or intense scenes.
• Default: 150 ms — a good starting point for most scenes.

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Max Stroke Speed​

Limits how fast the stroker position can change. Prevents the device from slamming between extremes.

• Lower values (1.5–2.0) — slower, gentler motion.
• Higher values (5.0+) — faster, more responsive.
• Default: 3.0 — good for most scenes.

Smoothing​

Removes small vibrations and physics jitter from the tracking.

• 0 — no smoothing (raw tracking, might feel twitchy).
• 0.5 — moderate smoothing (default, recommended).
• 0.8–0.95 — heavy smoothing (very fluid, but slightly less responsive).

Stroke Zone​

These sliders control how much of the stroker's physical range to use.

• Stroke Zone Min — the lowest physical position (default: 0.0 = bottom).
• Stroke Zone Max — the highest physical position (default: 1.0 = top).

Adjusting these lets you limit the stroke to a comfortable range on the device itself.

Other Settings​

Recommended Starting Settings​

From there, adjust Device Smoothness first — it has the biggest impact on how natural the movement feels. Then tweak the other settings to taste.