Hey all, I’m looking for some script recommendations to help test different devices and hopefully push progress for future device development (as well as determine the limits of existing devices). Think DIY stuff like OSR2+, SR6, SSR1, devices that can operate both faster and slower than something like TheHandy.
If you have any suggested scripts for the following it would be very helpful for further device advancement:
intense action-based scripts (edit: parts with 550+ units/second)
slow action-based scripts (edit: parts with < 30 units/second)
For at least the action-based scripts, I’m looking for realism, so exaggerated scripts that just go 0-100 due to limitations of devices like TheHandy might make cool datapoints but aren’t ideal.
VR and non-VR suggestions would be great if you’ve got 'em.
I did run all my funscripts through @defucilis’s awesome website, which ranks scripts based on overall speed, but I thought crowd-sourcing might give some great suggestions as well (and most of my content is VR).
Bro, this has some ridiculously fast stuff. Got anything else that is intense? Can be less-so, still with parts pushing 600+ units/second would be great.
This could help for fast PMVs, thanks. Edit: I don’t think PMVs will be very helpful form my purposes as I need to show the device syncing to the video and that doesn’t get conveyed well with a PMV. Any change you have any slow or fast action-based recs?
Thanks, I am aware. I’m looking for scripts that have parts that operate either slower or faster than what The Handy can accommodate. Generally, this means I want scripts that have sections that are either slower than 30 units/second or faster than, 500 units/second.
Unfortunately, I dumbed most of my own created multi-axis scripts down to allow for The Handy to work. Wish I’d saved the original (faster) scripts before crippling the range or limiting the speeds.
Maybe I should be asking if anyone has any scripts that constantly stutter on them–or have stroke lengths shortened–while using The Handy?
do you mind sharing what you are brewing? i’m really into slow script stuff so i’ll go through my archives and find some for you. i have the keon which stalls WAY sooner than the handy it’s awful. currently 3D printing an SSR1 as we speak
I’m tweaking SSR1 and some SR6 designs and sleeves to try and make orientation matter (think tongue position on a tongue sleeve, or with a hip with some meat to it rotating the sleeve 180 degrees for doggy/reverse cowgirl when the actress is turned away from you, etc). I’d like to ensure that the device can operate fast and slow enough even with ~1kg sleeve/load.
ooo nice keep me in the loop that sounds good. i’ve found the angle really makes a massive difference when the device is locked to a position. i have a dual elbow articulating arm that is rock solid so i find i’m always moving it around going back and forth between different angles.