So is this only for Handy users? what about Kiiroo Keon users who rely on funscripts? Is this site completely useless?
Yes it’s scripts by handy for people with the handy. It makes sense as a place to point there customers towards to have more functionality. As far as im aware there is no way to convert the tokens to regular funscripts.
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Interactive sex toys are in their relative infancy. Open source file formats and scripting tools further innovation and creativity. I understand its a lucrative marketplace, but many invested in The Handy because it adopts a common standard, can be integrated with other toys and is flexible (bluetooth, api, firmware upgradable) in its design. I think its a great product and I hope Alex and Sweet Tech AS continue to embrace and develop open standards, support their customer base and innovate. DONT BE EVIL (shh Google).
Anyone use this? What is the quality of scripts like?
They certainly do not have the quality of a frame by frame script but they are not horrible. Certainly better, IMO, than the few scripts I tried out of Wankz’s and SLR’s AI programs.
The scripts i’ve tried have all been decent. If you have a handy it’s really a no brainer, most of them are free (not naughty America) and they have VR and 2D. I wish there splash page told you when they add more scripts but the site is still in beta so i can let them off.
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I use scripts with my PC via scriptplayer… is there a tutorial on how to get these “token funscript” files to work that way?
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So I finally got around to giving IVDB and token scripts a shot and I have some opinions.
I tried a few from VRBangers, VRHush, BaDoinkVR, and FuckPassVR and the scripts themselves aren’t particularly good–at least compared to our cadre of experienced scripters here. Frequent problems with random bottom-drops and inconsistency with sync and length of stroke. Much of it feels automated with little QC.
A big bonus, however, is the range of scenes that are covered by scripts. There is some duplication (even within IVBD), but I’d say the majority haven’t been covered by SLR, RS, ES, GR, etc yet.
There’s some inconsistency with the availability of newer scenes. Granted, I did only a small sampling, but only FuckPassVR seems have made their newer scenes open for scripting. BaDoinkVR, VRHush, and VRBangers are mostly scenes from a couple years ago.
IMHO, the setup was a little vague. Probably mostly my shortcomings, but still. I had challenges getting the plugin working on browsers and had to switch back-n-forth. Edge and Chrome both hid the plugin in the ribbon so it looked like it wasn’t installed/enabled. For some reason I thought the videos had to be played on the studio sites so it took me a bit to try downloading and playing locally. I got it figured out now and I feel a little stupid for having the issues I did (hindsight’s a bitch).
One important note is that the VRHush, VRBangers, BadoinkVR, and FuckPassVR scripts I tried did NOT require me to have an active membership with those sites. I ran the scripts downloaded locally and renamed to match the downloaded vids and they worked fine. I also threw some them into the local Interactive folder and they played nicely with SLR-streamed vids.
My gut says that there may have been some lag streaming the script from Handy’s servers but I can’t be sure. It kinda felt like there were occasional dropped strokes that may have been the script trying to catch up, but it may have just been a bad part of the script.
Its unclear whether these “free” token scripts will eventually expire or not. My guess is that they’ll be there just as long as IVDB/Handy maintains the arrangement with the sites. But as we learned with SLR and VRBangers, those arrangements are subject to cancellation at any time.
Overall, though, it was a positive experience and I look forward to digging through and trying more of the IVDB scripts.
One addition note: the duration of some of the scenes are odd. In fact sometimes the same scene is offered on IVDB as multiple scripts with dramatically different durations. Sometimes they match the studio duration, sometimes not. And there were like 20% of the VRHush scripts that didnt match the duration on SLR at all. My guess is that IVDB is carrying scripts for both the original older scene and the re-release (“From the Vault”, etc). While SLR may or may not.
Thanks for the feedback. If the sync is not spot on, it sounds like you are playing videos that do not match the video we have used for scripting. The mismatch in duration strengthens that theory. If the videos do not match, the script will feel off.
Could you explain “random bottom-drops and inconsistency with sync and length of stroke” would like for the scripters+QC to improve.
For simpler UX, you can use the browser plugin or a site with our open API, like adultsync.com. The same system has scripted all these videos.
i have also been trying these scripts, so far mainly vrcosplayx scenes and i have been using the heresphere video player to play them and so far the scripts ive used have been solid, not completely perfect but better than povr scripts (which i find passable)
as far as i am concerned these scripts are again better than having nothing at all, and as stated there are ALOT of scripts on there for scenes that have not been done by any on here, which is always a massive plus,
i have actually managed to grab some scripts that i have wanted for a long time for scenes i have had on my hardrive for many years assuming it would never get scripted, so to have a passable script now is really cool, much appreciate the guys at handy for making these, please make alot more 
When I have time, I’ll go back and find some specific examples. But for now I’ll try to explain.
“random bottom-drops”: this is when the Handy drops all the way down to the lowest position for no apparent reason. I understand that sometimes that may be used to reset when the actress’s hand changes position dramatically but, in these cases, the drops did not match with the action.
“inconsistency with sync”: in an otherwise in-sync script, actions will be out of sync for a period, then go back to sync. I’ve seen this with both on-the-fly and automated/AI scripting.
“inconsistency with…length of stroke”: quite a bit of full length strokes when the action was concentrated at the head. Also the reverse: shallow strokes near the top when the action was deep and full. I understand that there’s some “artistic license” involved and I support maximizing the interpretation of stroke length, but these were immersion-breaking.
And thanks for the pointer to adultsync.com. I’ll check it out.
I got it, thanks.
I will send the feedback to the scripting team. The scripts are not perfect, but I think we are getting there in terms of quality. Any feedback is highly welcomed so we can improve:-)
So no way to play the token scripts on PC via scriptplayer? Is there a tutorial somewhere for PC users then?
@tanner You can use the scripts on scriptplayer the same as a ordinary funscript. You need to make sure in the scriptplayer settings that you have it set to connect to handyfeeling and not local but other than that should just run normally.
It’s good to see such honest and open communication.
Obviously we all would like to see this niche thrive and that can only be achieved through healthy communities AND profitable business models
Is there a way to see script intensity/speed from a token? I generally prefer higher intensity so it would be nice to have an idea of what to expect in that regard. If getting that information from the token is possible or not it could also be a suggestion for a feature of the site. Giving a little more info about the script like speed or maybe even a heatmap would be a nice QoL improvement.
Heatmap and speed data are in the API, but we have not had time to implement them on IVDB… But developers using the API should have this info available.
Can you point me to this API? I would be interested to use this data in XBVR.
The API is part of the script APIs mention in the developer documentation (https://devs.handyfeeling.com). Direct link is here: Notion – The all-in-one workspace for your notes, tasks, wikis, and databases.
Not sure if this has been mentioned somewhere, pardon my ignorance.
I am impressed with the size of IVDB and glad to see you guys are adding scripts daily. If one may ask, are these scripts created manually in something like OFS or by “AI/Machine Learning” proprietary software? Thanks!