How to generate a funscript heatmap

A script heatmap is a visual representation of a funscript, showing the intensity. There are many ways of generating heatmaps for your script and the level of detail varies.

funscript.io
Website for playing and modifying funscripts.

There are several versions of this site:

After generating, make a screen dump using a tool or, depending on OS, right-click and save the heatmap as image.

The heatmap will look like this (original and beta site):


ScriptPlayer
Windows application for playing funscripts, download here

  • Load the script
  • Click Generate > Heatmap

The heatmap will look like this:

OpenFunscripter
Cross-platform application for creating funscripts, download here

  • Load the script
  • Click Edit > Save heatmap

The heatmap will look like this:

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has anyone made a standalone library/script for visualizing funscripts? ideally in python

I have “fixed” some stuff with beta.funscript.io, here’s result:

@99DM @falafel is there a common script order I should enforce here?

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I don’t think there’s a convention for this? Personally I tend to go with *, Roll, Pitch, Surge, Sway, Twist. I see it as the progression from a single-axis stroker into an OSR2+ then SR6.

In a more technical approach there’s also the alphabetical ordering of L0, L1, L2, R0, R1, R2, so it would be *, Surge, Sway, Twist, Roll, Pitch. This corresponds to the tab ordder in @Yoooi’s MFP:

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@kinetics can you please try http://funscript.dimava.ru/app/list and add it to your post?

Nice! Though I must say Funscript.io looks a lot better and also does sort scripts by avg speed.

My one sorts scripts by axis which is way more important for making a pic for multiaxis scripts IMO
It’s not for usage, it’s only for screenshots (and this is a thread the template sends users to)

Ok will add it to the post