This was actually introduced in the VacuGlide 2 review topic here: VacuGlide 2 Review: Endgame Suction Machine That Desperately Needs EroScripts
VacuScripter is now in the Microsoft Store!
The free trial full access is 14 days.
You can still use VacuScripter indefinitely after the free trial ends!
After the 14 days, you can still use VacuScripter in free mode with all the current features in the standalone MSI installer indefinitely…but the premium features will be disabled. (Currently that is the Random Stoke Generator, but future features will be in this category)
Full access is a one time $1.99 and that gets you access to premium features for the life of VacuScripter.
1.0.13.0
- Update to Random Stroke Generator with VacuGlide 2
1.0.12.0
- Fixed Random Stroke Generator with VacuGlide 2
- Minor GUI changes
v1.0.11.0
- Fixed Shift+UP/Down stroke length adjustment keyboard shortcuts
- Implemented Random Stroke Generator (WIP) (Available during 14 day free trial and with paid full access $1.99)
VacuScripter v1.0.13.0 (Microsoft Store)
VacuScripter v1.0.13.0 (Microsoft Store Web Link)
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I’m working on adding a random generator feature for on the fly stroke commands with videos that don’t have a script. (Or if you have a script and want random stroking instead, you can override the script).
There will be controls for upper and lower and intensity limits and some other controls for further granular control of the random stroking.
Sort of like Autoblow AI has built in.
This will be interesting…
VacuScripter is now in the Microsoft Store!
Details are in the original post above.
Random Stroke Generator works well with Intiface devices, but I need to tweak it for VacuGlide 2.
Fixed - Currently, if you slide the Plateau duration slider to 1 second, VacuGlide 2 responds better which is the opposite of how it should function.
Fixed - Also, I forgot to stop VacuGlide when you uncheck Enable Random Stroker, so the VacuGlide keeps stroking even though the function is disabled.
Both issues should be resolved in latest version.
Here are the links:
VacuScripter v1.0.13.0 (Microsoft Store)
VacuScripter v1.0.13.0 (Microsoft Store Web Link)
Hello I am new, so I don’t know how to use any of the scripters but am a fast learner. I just downloaded VacuScripter, but I am now at a loss of what to do next. I went to the Chiemsoft site but there isn’t any information there. Any help would be great.
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Hi, no problem.
In the top area of VacuScripter, you will see a box called Device Token. This is the token from your VacuGlide 2 that you should have discovered through following the setup instructions for your VacuGlide 2.
Once you enter your device token there, make sure your VacuGlide 2 is powered on and you hold the Play/Pause button for 3 seconds until the lights start flashing and it is trying to connect to your WIFI network. When the lights turn light blue on your VacuGlide 2, indicating it is connected to your WIFI, you can click the ‘Connect VacuGlide 2’ button and it will turn green when it finds your VacuGlide 2 device.
If you also wish to connect an Intiface Central device, make sure Intiface Central is running and then connect your device(s) to Intiface Central. Once your devices are connected and you stop scanning for them so Intiface Central is in listening mode, click the ‘Connect Intiface Central’ button on VacuScripter and it will turn green when it finds Intiface Central… once it turns green your Intiface Central connected devices should do a test vibration/movement to indicate they are communicating with VacuScripter.
Once your devices are connected you can start a video from your playlist and the devices should start receiving commands from VacuScripter matching the script that was loaded with the video that is playing.
You can add a video or many videos (playlist is on the left hand side)
If the video has a .funscript file that has the same name as the video file, the script will be loaded when the video starts playing.
If you want to use VR, make sure your VR headset is connected to the computer, click ‘Connect to DeoVR’ and then make sure you start DeoVR in your headset and VacuScripter will connect to DeoVR and indicate that on the main user interface of VacuScripter. Then you can select the local video of your choice in your headset through DeoVR and if it has an associated funscript, your devices should start receiving commands that match the script loaded for the video you have selected. (or Heresphere [I still haven’t personally tested Heresphere yet])
The Random Generator is a work in progress but it is there for videos that you have that don’t yet have scripts but you want to just have random actions played while you watch the video.
I’ve only had time for limited testing of that, but I plan on doing more testing tonight or this weekend.
Hello, thanks for responding. So far I am getting what you are explaining. I guess my disconnect is that you are using videos that already have scripts. If there is a video in my collection that I want to have scripted, how do I do that? I am literally new at this and just came across Eroscripts a few days ago, so I am at a loss on even where to start and what I should be doing.
No problem!
You have several options.
VacuScripter’s scripting works very close to how OpenFunscripter’s scripting works, with the exception that VacuScripter implements the ability to add valve control points to the script.
You can also script in OpenFunscripter and make a funscript for your videos that don’t have scripts and VacuScripter will load those just fine, as well as any regular funscripts you download from here.
By regular, I mean the scripts that are linear position scripts.
There are already tutorials on how to script in OpenFunscripter available here so I would suggest going that route or one of the other script makers that have tutorials here if you want to dip your toes into learning how to script… what you learn there will translate into VacuScripter.
Another option is to post a link to your unscripted videos and put a request for one of the seasoned scripters to have a go at it and make the script for you.
I tested the Random Script function of VacuScripter and it is working better than last update (finding time [I have to also work around my stepson being here] to test while the device is connected is difficult and I need the device connected to be able to effectively troubleshoot errors).
I am still having issues with disabling the Random Generator after it was in use, but I’m still working on it.
