Anyone wanting to trade some Vacugilde 2 scripts from your Custom Library?

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Does anyone have any interesting custom scripts they have developed in their library that they are interested in sharing?

This was one of the most interesting features of the Vacuglide 2 in my eyes but I don’t see much chatter or sharing about it. I have played around with a few sort of ‘scales’ that ramp up and down 5-10% speed at a time. I made them to just get a feel for the device and the different settings while being able to focus on the sensation instead of the controls.

Anyone pull off or make anything interesting in the studio that they are willing to share or talk about?

I think there is a lot of untapped potential in this area. I would love to see it develop into more of a customizable mix board of saved and preset routines that could ideally be added into a playlist and played in order or in shuffle mode with usual drag/drop/rearrange features. Would also be great if saved routines and scripts had a bit of a quicker transition. Loading and navigating the library is a bit more cumbersome than it should be given most of the pre made scripts are less than a minute, that is a lot of clicking and navigating around without a lot of undisturbed ‘action time’

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The pre-made scripts repeat, and we did not make them stackable. That is true.

It’s a good point about trading scripts, perhaps. This forum would be a great place to create a thread or an area where people can post their own scripts that they have taken the time to make.

I will think about that, or I will just soon create a thread where that would be the main topic of discussion.

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I think an official thread would be neat, keep them all in one place.

I think I am in the minority here but with all of my devices my preferred session is consuming content of my choice while manually setting the actions of the machine as I find most scripted/synced content is faster and more aggressive than my preferred sensation.

Not sure if you have looked at other web controllers for different products Brian but one of my favorite controllers is for my OSR2+ https://www.ayva-stroker-lite.io/

Web based which I know you are a fan of. There is a panel on the right hand side with a ton of predefined ‘strokes’. You can trigger a predefined stroke to loop, you can select a list of acceptable strokes that it loops through randomly or they also have a sort of scripting tool that allows you to compile a fixed list of strokes and software adjustment through an automated file. My mind floats to a similar concept for Autoblow portfolio if there is demand. Some sort of playlist or que with a forest of predefined and customizable actions/mini scripts.

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It’s not that I think that’s a bad idea, but the OSR2+ caters to a totally different and much smaller audience. The issue is that sometimes people ask for new features, but displaying that feature in a way that is not confusing to a much larger audience than the OSR2+ audience is the challenge. It means that features like this need an entire UI developed that works on all devices. It also needs a way to notify the probably 80% of users who wouldn’t use that device what it is, and then make sure that when they do try it, they don’t get confused by it and think we invented something that was very frustrating. While the other 20% praise us for this awesome new feature, it is complicated to try to bring this interesting technology to the wider audience.

The compromise is that sometimes these kinds of great features are not able to be included because we have limited screen real estate and focus on the most impactful features. For us, those are the porn sync-related feature (which it seems you don’t use) and the AI girlfriends, which has been a real success in terms of usage and I think the mid term future, voice control.

What would be great is if people who make software like integrate our machines via API, which is a win-win. They can profit from our audience (if its paid), and we don’t have devote our limited resources into features that are not quite as mass market as we’d prefer.

That is exactly what is happening with funscript.org for example and also Synsual.ai. Funscript offers all kinds of things that we don’t offer because it is the only thing that they do. Meanwhile, we need to invent hardware, manufacture it, deal with shipping and tariffs (fun, the server infrastructure, the ecom website, and customer service, etc.

Same with Synsual.Because all he does is AI girlfriends, you end up with all kinds of features that we will never be able to give our customers. We needed to pick only the most impactful AI girlfriend features, especially because we offer them for free.But for those guys who are super into it, he offers them a whole new level of AI girlfriend functionality.

Let’s cross our fingers that someone sees this opportunity (which I think they will) and develops something that gives you and others like you this more advanced set of features.

We are always here to assist people with questions they have about our API. I’ll even link it here incase this thread attracts just that person:

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Thanks for the thorough reply and I understand that not all ideas reach the greater market.

I do hope to see the library feature evolve and support some sort of playlist/que/quick play feature.

You mentioned funscript.org, do they currently support the vacuglide?

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Yes, both the Ultra & VacuGlide 2!