Note: This version will reset your gamepad and range settings on first start.
Make sure you don't forget to set your range limits again as I did...ouch.
-Name (Asc)
-Name (Desc)
-Random
-Created (Asc)
-Created (Desc)
Adding a Linux build. It runs on some machines and not others. I don't know why.
If it works for you great! if it doesn't, I'm sorry.
Multi-funscript (MFS) tracks works as follows:
You have your regular funscript for the X axis (up/down) no change here
After this you can pick another axis from the devices available axis’
Create a funscript for it to match what the model does in that axis or make it random.
Each funscript lives in the same directory. (I hope to have a package system soon)
The available axis’ are:
Note: the OSR2+ only has pitch, roll and maybe twist, vib and pump. OSR2 only has roll.
sway and surge are reserved for future devices.
Each script has a naming format if outside a zip file
<videoname>.<axisname>.funscript
if in a zip file the name scheme is as follows:
<videoname>.zip / <videoname>.<axisname>.funscript
The stroke axis is always <videoname>.funscript for backwards compatibility
These axis all are similar to the x axis where 50 = home position
with rotate axis 49-0 rotate counter clockwise and 51-100 rotate clockwise.
(it seems pitch maybe the inverse of this but I need to confirm)
Notes for playback:
If there is an existing <videoname>.funscript (or you select play with funscript) or <videoname>.<axisname>.funscript outside of the zip file
This will override the contents of the zip file.
Notes for distribution:
Due to the modularization nature of the current multi-axis devices out there it is suggested to share your scripts outside of a zip file so users can grab the ones their TCode device can utilize. You could offer either or both if you wish of course.
IMPORTANT: As always others copyright content cannot be distributed. Either inside the zip file or any where the copyright owner has not approved.
If you create a script to supplement another scripts axis then link to that's scripts location from your scripts metadata and shared location.
Khrull
2020-11-09 21:40:41 +0000 UTCNobody Special
2020-11-09 21:37:16 +0000 UTC