Vammer1238901
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Everlaster* does that for us
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Plugin documentation/wiki is has been updated and moved to a new site!
https://everlastervr.github.io/docs/tittymagic/v5_2
https://everlastervr.github.io/docs/tittymagic/v5_2
Clocksmith
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For anyone wondering whether to switch to Naturalis, I just compared the two after using this version of Titty Magic for several scenes and it is night and day: use Naturalis. It is a *huge* upgrade. And still free.
littlelad69
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had an issue where vam kept freezing the scene. Realised it was from Titty magic's option to freeze the scene, unticking it makes everything work fine now
This is a known issue with some plugin interactions, see https://everlastervr.github.io/docs...ng/#animation-or-sound-is-freezing-repeatedly
FYI, this standalone TittyMagic plugin will not receive any updates as it's superseded by Naturalis: https://hub.virtamate.com/resources/naturalis-free.35101/
littlelad69
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cheers bro, I was spending ages trying to fix it but luckily I saw an older poster from here about turning that feature off, so I left a comment in case someone else is encountering the same issue
Old releases are available here: https://hub.virtamate.com/resources/tittymagic.4067/history
You can probably use the latest version. VAM will automatically use the latest installed version of a package if the exact version required by the scene is not found. If there's some error on scene load, then install the exact version. Or remove TittyMagic from the scene and add Naturalis instead.
Download 3.0.7 / 17.var - that's a free release of the same plugin, but with various bug fixes.
To understand how versioning works: for example 10.var is plugin version v3.0.0 - that means major version 3, minor version 0 under that major version, and patch version 0 under that minor version. This is called "semantic versioning" that most software uses, you can read more here: https://semver.org/. Anything 3.0.x is just changing the patch version, so issues are fixed and the features are the same. Anything 3.x is a minor version update, adding new features without breaking compatibility (which in the case of VAM plugins means compatibility with the usage of the plugin in a scene). Finally the newer major versions 4 and 5 introduce bigger changes that are not fully backwards compatible (i.e. plugin may need to be reloaded, triggers in the scene may not work etc).
