Demo + Lite Naturalis (free)

[coinstacc]

Out of curiosity, are there plans to make calibrations saveable/loadable directly? It'd be great to be able to do e.g. expansion stuff with the full soft physics without having to pause for calibration between the changes. Basically letting the cache be more directly accessible to the user I guess? If something like that is even possible.

 

[everlaster]

Out of curiosity, are there plans to make calibrations saveable/loadable directly? It'd be great to be able to do e.g. expansion stuff with the full soft physics without having to pause for calibration between the changes. Basically letting the cache be more directly accessible to the user I guess? If something like that is even possible.

It would be possible to do, and it would probably make sense to have that option, however it's not in the current plans. Version 1.4 is already quite bloated so I'll consider it for v1.5, although ideally I'd like the system to not require pausing during calibration at all, but that's a pretty difficult technical problem. Note that v1.5 will become free when v1.6 is (sufficiently) complete, and I'm currently still developing v1.4, so it will take quite a long time before any feature requests make it to the free version.

 

[coinstacc]

It would be possible to do, and it would probably make sense to have that option, however it's not in the current plans. Version 1.4 is already quite bloated so I'll consider it for v1.5, although ideally I'd like the system to not require pausing during calibration at all, but that's a pretty difficult technical problem. Note that v1.5 will become free when v1.6 is (sufficiently) complete, and I'm currently still developing v1.4, so it will take quite a long time before any feature requests make it to the free version.

Yeah, the ideal would be a seamless switch between e.g. small to large morph sizes so there's no hiccups in how a scene plays out, but I did figure that it's probably one of those 95% trivial/5% impossible kinds of problems lmao. As long as the idea's out there! ty

 

[everlaster]

everlaster updated Naturalis (free) with a new update entry:

v1.3.8

Important fix: the initial calibration now proceeds normally if either TittyMagic or BootyMagic is disabled in the loaded scene (or plugin preset).

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[everlaster]

everlaster updated Naturalis (free) with a new update entry:

v1.3.9

• Fat spring, fat damper and fat mass now use a fixed default value during calibration
  • This is to prevent inaccuracies and delays during calibration from having very low spring, high damper or high mass. These parameters otherwise don't (and shouldn't) affect the calibration result, so it's appropriate that the plugin uses optimal predefined values during calibration.
• Fixed issue where hard collider radius and depth offsets were not loaded correctly on...

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[RonBurgundy]

First off, i have to congratulate you on my favorite plugin!

i think i FINALLY found out why large breasted models will have constant oscillation when on their back but SLIGHTLY tilted to one side.
I tried dampers, spring, and finally arrived at colliders.
It seems that the Pectoral 1 collider keeps contacting the shoulder and causes the constant bouncing.
The only way i can reduce it is to reduce the "radius offset" of the collider but then obviously fingers would sink under the skin and stuff.
I just figured I'd bring it to your attention in case you weren't aware of this situation.

I've had to add entries in timeline to switch back and forth but obviously doesn't work in many scenarios.

In this example, the left breast will not stop oscillating because the collider contacts the left shoulder. it doesn't stop until i lower the radius offset to -0.0070 or lower, which is well under the skin at that point.

 

[shidyhartha]

First off, i have to congratulate you on my favorite plugin!

i think i FINALLY found out why large breasted models will have constant oscillation when on their back but SLIGHTLY tilted to one side.
I tried dampers, spring, and finally arrived at colliders.
It seems that the Pectoral 1 collider keeps contacting the shoulder and causes the constant bouncing.
The only way i can reduce it is to reduce the "radius offset" of the collider but then obviously fingers would sink under the skin and stuff.
I just figured I'd bring it to your attention in case you weren't aware of this situation.

I've had to add entries in timeline to switch back and forth but obviously doesn't work in many scenarios.

In this example, the left breast will not stop oscillating because the collider contacts the left shoulder. it doesn't stop until i lower the radius offset to -0.0070 or lower, which is well under the skin at that point.

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Glad I am not the only one that was having this thing happening. I never figured the fix for that neither was able to pin it down to what exactly it's causing it... but now that you mention it is caused by the naturalis colliders bumping into the shoulder ones (potentially other ones) it kinda makes sense... Thanks for the informative post and hope everlaster would be able to find a solution.

 

[vertigoeighty]

Should VAM's built in "Soft Body Physics" be ticked on or off on the person atom while using this?

 

[TRSD]

Should VAM's built in "Soft Body Physics" be ticked on or off on the person atom while using this?

On. I think the plugin warns you if you turn it off.