So question, what happens to the original built-in library scrips do you just delete them never to be seen again or can you move them to the save custom scrips? What if you didn’t want to delete the original built-in scrips just move them so you could put put them back? And could you get them back again if you’ve got rid of them before? Thanks
Yeah I was wondering the same thing. Personally, I’d like the ability to create a custom script and be able to play it from the website, right then like the local scripts can be played. That way i could adjust it live to find the right setting. Not all of us know how to do API and all that so we just have to trial and error it. Im personally trying ot figure out how to get it to suck down (stroke minus ive learned) while it strokes. I don’t understand why only factory scripts can be played online. All others must be downloaded. I think it would be great to be able to play online to test them out and yeah if you really like one you can download and replace one of your locals if you like it that much. For me while i try and figure out the custom script i envision, i dont want to keepo replacing the local fiole just to plo[ay it for a test. Seems clunky. And this is no ruip on the team if they read this. Fabulous what you have made. I know all of us have envisioned building this device but you did and we bought it so thank you.
Hi guys, thanks for your messages here.The answer is, I’m not sure, but I will have our developers look at this.Sometimes these kinds of decisions are a limitation of how the infrastructure of the whole system was created. But other times it’s just that we only have time to implement the most impactful version of a feature. I’m not an engineer but the way I see it, some ways to create 80% of the impact of a new feature are reasonable from a time input perspective, but the extra 20% to finish it off and add all possible use cases around the feature may take as much time as the initial more impactful feature itself. So then adding the extra 20% might not be an amazing use of resources when there are other bigger features to implement.
I don’t know which category this one falls into but I will find out!
Regardless, thanks for bringing this to our attention, because the only way this kind of feature ends up in our development schedule in the first place is when people tell us about their needs.
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Update: You can play any mode online including your own created modes or modes created by others, but you first need to download the mode into one of the slots. Then, once its downloaded, you can play it online in the online interface or offline.
But you cannot play a mode just because you can see it online. You must first download it. We agree that this would a great feature if you would be able to play the modes online without first downloading them, but this would require a firmware update, and for the firmware to be re-written to achieve this. It’s a big project that is not in the cards for now.
Hey I can understand that. I’ll give it a try. IS there a resource that really explains what each available setting does when creating your own scripts?
I have been playing with them, and I noticed something about the factory system’s scripts (like number 1, which I love because of how it starts out; it really sucks down on you first, going slow). I have tried to duplicate that and extend it, but I noticed it has speed setting, a stroke minus for 5 seconds open, next step speed change and step after is stroke minus close. I cannot figure out how to accomplish that. What im trying to do is create a pattern that starts off really sucked down on you slow, and as the speed increases at each step, the suction stays really drawing you in. Then, at more speed increase steps, I want to stroke plus slightly, hold at that stroke range, increase speed next step and increase stroke length. And keep repeating. If stroke is a 0-10 scale, 0 being slammed against your pubic bone feeling that suction like a deep throat, and 10 is dancing off your head-tip it would look something like this.
Example
stroke 0
speed 5
stroke 0
speed 10
stroke 0
speed 20
stroke 2
speed 30
stroke 4
speed 40
stroke 5
speed 50
stroke 6
speed 60
stroke 8
speed 80
speed 90
speed 100
stroke 2
speed 15
stroke 0
speed 15
The speed settings control the speed of the piston’s rotation. Stroke - removes air from the system, which has the effect of lowering the location of the stroker on your penis. Stroke + has the effect of adding small amounts of air into the closed system, making the stroker stroke higher on your penis until, eventually, it would pop off.The screw you adjust manually controls the length of the arm pushing the rubber part in and out of the piston, so you can change the total air displacement by adjusting it.
There’s not something about the way we wrote the modes that is different than the access to the mode that you have in the mode writing tool. I’m not sure that the sensation can be created as specifically as you have written. It may be that when you used our mode number 1, you pushed it down in such a way that you got a really good seal on it, so you’re getting exactly the feedback you want. Maybe another user will have some input on this.
Thanks Brian, sounds great, but what happens to the original built in scrips when you put the new ones in one of the slots do you lose it forever?
What would be good depending on what you say happens to the original scripts, is if you could move them to the saved custom area or something like that or something like make a new link/page in the library with the original 30 scripts to redownload if you don’t want to lose them? Thanks
When you replace a script in one of the slots you will loose the ability to play it offline because you replaced it but the script is still available to download back from the custom scripts accessible if you click “Manage” button. You also have the ability to delete scripts from there just keep in mind that if you delete scripts that are already installed on your machine it will loose the title and some info regarding that script.
You guys can try it on your machines there is nothing you can break. You will never loose your scripts unless you delete them.
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Thanks Alex, thanks for explaining that really well, as I was quite confused on how whole library worked, now I know I’ll be using it more.