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I should add that I get better results using a Plug-in by MacGruber called 'ParentHoldLink' (which in turn is based on one by Blazedust) rather then just use the Parent Link arrangement described above. With this you add the plug-in to the dildo, then set it up as described above but useing the...

For voicing there is also Text to Speech available in Filmora Wondershare (payware video editor) which has 22 male and female UK English voices. It's AI generated and doesn't always get the emotions that you might want. https://filmora.wondershare.com/text-to-speech.html I use this. I started...

I found dildo behaviour difficult to manage but there was a solution on here somewhere that worked for me. It requires a few actions. For the hand to grasp a dildo you can 'Parent Link' it via the dildo's Control tab: https://hub.virtamate.com/wiki/atom_control_tab/ Where it says 'Select...

Atani's summary is excellent. I use VaM to make Desktop (2D not VR) porn videos, but just for myself. I've been using VaM around six months and it takes at a rough guess some thirty to fifty hours to make a twenty minute video. I make the animation in VaM, record the action at different points...

I clicked on your Meshmixer.net link and got some unwanted virus warning pop ups. I use Firefox browser and seemed to have got rid of them by clearing its cache and cookies.

The thing is Yarnybasi specifically said he was having issues with his 'C' drive filling up and his VaM cache was on his 'F' drive. Unless I'm missing something, his problem is not the VaM cache? I therefore hinted that a search for 'VAM' on the 'C' drive might find some material he wasn't aware...

Like you I have VaM on another disc but I don't have any problems with 'C' filling up. I did a 'search' for 'VAM' on 'C' and found a few VaM related items but nothing substantial. 'C' is used for storing screen recordings (unless you change that location) and anything on your Desktop.

I found this explains it well. It records your screen, just like OBS or Windows Snipping Tool. Currently I record from Desktop using Windows Snipping Tool. It seems OK. I guess that RendertoMovie and the like record somehow from inside Vam and have the potential to provide better, perhaps...

Thanks for the info. The cache 'was' huge!!!! Since I emptied it I've worked on one scene for around four hours and my cache is 2.6GB. It wasn't long before I stopped using VamX and went to the basic Vam as I wanted to do better.

I've been looking at Performance lately and wondered if I could remove some Atoms which I don't use and whether that would affect performance. I came accross two I can't find anything about and one I use ocassionally. What are: _ResetVR Orientation (I don't use VR, just Desktop)...

I looked at VamX/cache using File Explorer. After a couple of hours work since I last looked the 'Properties' are still the same - 170GB/90,000 files. Using VAM's UI/User Preferences/Performance I get 182.77GB. I'm not short of disc space as the HDD has 1.4TB of free space. I've never used...

I just checked my cache and it has 170GB/90,000 files. This is from about five months work. Do you suggest just on 'cleanliness' that I delete the lot and keep to a max of 20GB? I assume there's little harm in this?

I never tried moving the display window. As the solution I used - reducing its size to zero - worked, I had no need.

My purpose with VAM is to make and record videos for myself. With WindowCamera (WC) I can for example adopt the PoV of someone who has to come through a door and go to a desk. I can also move in a crowded train towards the 'victim' in the distance. WC moves very smoothly compared to trying to do...

My purpose in turning that screen off is that I screen grab recordings to make videos and that WindowCamera screen is visible then. I never noticed any effect on performance but I'm sure you are right in that it has little effect.

The screen that is attached to the WindowCamera can effectively be turned off by going to its 'Physics Object' and scaling it to 0.0. 'M' still works when you do this.

I've done something like that with Timeline using its 'Record' function - found in the 'More' menu. There is a thread on that: https://hub.virtamate.com/threads/scene-animation-recording.70389/#post-216718 Initially I didn't understand what 'Recording' in Timeline is - I just assumed it meant...

What do you use to launch your scenes? Do you use 'U' and go to scenes that way? I get what Battletoad08 is saying. I also note that scenes I save are json files. Is there a reason why we cannot delete var files in VaM?

My experience (which is only four months!) is 'no'. I downloaded a scene, removed assets I didn't want, saved under a new name (so now stored in my 'VaM/Saves/scene' folder), then remove the original file from VaM (using File Explorer, removing the file from 'VaM/AddonPackages' and storing it...

This is often recommended as a comprehensive Breast Physics tutorial: https://vamjapan-com.translate.goog/breast-physics/?_x_tr_sl=auto&_x_tr_tl=ja&_x_tr_hl=ja Unfortunately, at least here in the UK, the videos are not available. Is there a source for these videos, or a similarly comprehensive...