That topic gets complicated, haha! I'll give you some general info that hopefully will make your research a little easier. Here are the most popular bluetooth toys I've seen used with VaM:
I've been considering creating a detailed tutorial for how to get VamSync working in scenes, so keep an eye out in the future, but here is a basic rundown of what you need:
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Hey Tempest! I'm glad you like the scene! I think it's about time I fire up the 3D printer and finish making that SR6; I've been wanting to try it out for quite a while. I've always been particularly interested in the OSR2/SR6 because I felt like it would be the only option for a toy that can follow the hip motion in a mocap scene with a fair amount of accuracy. Once I get a chance to finish the build and try it out, I am planning to make some scenes that are optimized for its use. I will keep you informed when that happens!
Once I get a chance to finish the build and try it out, I am planning to make some scenes that are optimized for its use. I will keep you informed when that happens!
That's a good point, and an easy fix, so thank you for the heads up! I had someone else request an improvement to the hip animations to better accommodate the SR6, so I will probably be releasing another update sometime soon. I'm glad you enjoyed the scene!
Thank you, I'm really glad you liked it! That is a trick I use in all of my scenes to make it so there are never pitch-black shadows on the girl's face. Click the option to show hidden objects, and you'll see the light source. I hate it when a character's hair is blocking the lights, making her face an unseen void. Some people use global illum to tackle this, but I think that makes the scene's lighting look bad. So instead I make a faint light glowing on her face and upper body. I try to find tiny details like that to make my scenes as enjoyable as possible.
In the latest update, I made it so the animation steps cannot be grabbed and moved anymore. Thanks for the suggestion!
A little while back I wrote a short explanation here:
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Thank you for the suggestions! I have just recently been making big improvements with outdoor lighting, which has been a challenged, but is coming along quite well. I will consider animating the lights here, as that might turn out nicely.
I use to make scenes myself and help others so ive usually done the things ive suggested so know theyre possible. AS you know from you work like cyber sex, you can use multiple light sources to create all types of sensory effects to heighten the experience to intense levels. But subtle lighting like moving moon light can be really effective at slowing everything down and allowing the player to feel relaxed. As youve literally made a scene on a beach watching a sunset I know you understand and appreciate how something like vam and vam vr can make our lives a little better. At that point youre not just making porn or having but youre changing lives in small incremental but meaningful ways. Keep that up!
That is the original bluetooth sex toy, the Fleshlight Launch! Kiiroo designed it in collaboration with Fleshlight. Unfortunately, it was discontinued years ago. I still like to use it because it holds my favorite Fleshlights, and it's really easy to hook up to VaM and get started quickly. You can still find some used ones for sale, but battery life is a concern.
