Glad you like my scenes. I want to share my experience on those plugins. When I just started the VAM journey, I got exposed to those "auto-thrusters" from a lot of different scenes. They all seemed very rigid and stiff, so I have been biased against those sort of "auto" animation from the beginning. Although timeline is a PITA to use, but a well crafted timeline animation can be very fluid and natural. That's why I spent a lot of time manually crafting timeline animation in all my scenes.
Recently, I came across a pose pack done by
@Vam_Herous. At first, I thought it's just static poses. But when I load it up, I found all poses are "alive" for a lack of better word. The thrusting are natural and dynamic. Naturally, I want to check out what was done in the timeline animation. To my surprise, I couldn't find any timeline plugin! That's when I learned about the BodyLanguage plugin. I was honestly impressed by how well it can animate a static pose without any manual timeline adjustment. So I started to dig into it. I've came across this plugin before, but I just disregarded it like all other "auto" plugins (but I did use free that legs a lot). The more I look into your plugin, the more impressed I am. At first, it was pretty confusing to me what each of the module does "FillMeUp", "Read My lips" "Poses" etc. Now, I'm just getting a grasp of the concept. There is definitely a lot to learn. I really want to experiment it and try to utilize in my future scenes, mainly because I like how the "Pose" plugin can easily save/transfer animation between different scenes, and the dynamic pace of thrusting from "FillMeUP". I probably still going to use timeline to add some details to the animation, but the majority work should be done by your plugin.
Sorry for the wall of text, I'm just very excited to explore this plugin.