[Multi-Axis Game Integration] NTR Hunter Hisako’s Secret (Complete)

[thomas90]

This game has a wide variety of H-scenes — office, poolside, restroom, by the window, and plenty more, including some voyeur and fantasy setups. A lot of them work really well with multi-axis motion.

Test Video

Requirements

• Multi-axis device (e.g. SR6, OSR2)
• MiraBot Motion Studio Windows Client

Installation & Playing

• Click Install Motion Mod.vbs to launch the Mod installer
  

  

• If you already have an older version of the Mod installed, uninstall it first using the installer, then install the new version.

• Select the game folder, then click Install Mod and wait for the installation to complete
  

  

• Launch Motion Studio Client and sign in

• Open Motion Hub in the Client, search for NTR Hunter Hisako’s Secret, add the latest version of the Motion, and connect your device. Keep the client running.

• Launch the game normally, the motions will trigger automatically during supported H-scenes

Default Motion

The Mod also includes a Default Motion, which works as a filler motion whenever there isn’t a specific H-scene motion active. Once an H-scene starts, its own motion takes over, and when the scene ends the Default Motion resumes again.
The Default Motion is enabled by default. If you prefer to turn it off, open \js\motion\config.json in the game folder and change:

"defaultMotion": {
  "enabled": false
}

In the Motion Studio Client, open the Motion project for this game and find Default Motion. You can edit its parameters there if you want to change how it moves.

Download Links

Get the Game

NTRハンター ～久子の秘密～ [Team18] | DLsite

Game Mod Download

MiraBot Motion Studio Windows Client Download

Motion Studio Introduction (by Gesmax)

Development Notes

This time I just played through it and made the motions in Motion Studio as I went. I’m a lot more familiar with Motion Studio now, so I could work much faster and make better use of its motion tools. That made the whole process much more efficient this time.
After it came up in the forum, I added a Default Motion to fill the gaps when there isn’t a specific H-scene motion active. Motion Studio has also picked up some new features recently. Between the feedback here and the new tools, I think I can make the next game even better and try some new ideas too.
If anyone runs into any issues, just let me know here.

My previous Mod:
Doris – Lady of the Night

One more thing
Really happy about this. I finally have MiraBot coupon codes I can share here!
If you’re interested in getting a MiraBot device, you can use THOMAS20 for $20 off the MiraBot S6 Full Set, or THOMAS10 for $10 off the MiraBot Lite. I also get a small referral reward when someone uses one of my codes.

Thanks a lot to anyone who uses my coupon code! I’ll keep working on more game mods too.

[cloudviiv]

Pretty straight forward getting this to work. I give it a play through when i have time. Is there any way of adding a filler script?

[cctv96]

Guess this is not compatible with single axis devices?

[thomas90]

glad to hear it was easy to get working. by filler script, do you mean just a generic motion that runs when there isn’t a scene-specific one active?

[thomas90]

If you mean devices like the Handy or Lovense, they’re not currently supported. but if it’s a single-axis device that uses TCode, it should work. as far as I know, SSR1 is one of those, and there may be others too.

[cloudviiv]

yes exactly. In other games there is usually a filler script when roaming until the next scene/event plays.

[thomas90]

got it, i see what you mean now. i don’t have anything like that in this mod right now, but i’ll have a look and see if i can add something like that.

[Gesmax]

Awesome work! I think with the updated version your development workflow could get even faster. Also, you could try adding lube support, I feel like that could make the experience even better.

[thomas90]

i tried it and noticed the lube controls you added. just wondering, does the lube motion require MiraLube, or can i use my own lube setup too?

[thomas90]

v1.0 — The Game Is Now Fully Covered!

I added support for the Scene Gallery, so scenes there will now trigger their corresponding motions too.
I also added a Default Motion, which works as a filler motion whenever there isn’t a specific H-scene motion active. Once an H-scene starts, its own motion takes over, and when the scene ends the Default Motion resumes again.
The Default Motion is enabled by default. If you prefer to turn it off, open \js\motion\config.json in the game folder and change:

"defaultMotion": {
  "enabled": false
}  

In the Motion Studio Client, open the Motion project for this game and find Default Motion. You can edit its parameters there if you want to change how it moves.

Update Mod

1. Close the game and install Mod v1.0 normally. If you already have an older version of the Mod installed, uninstall it first using the installer, then install the new version.
2. Update NTR Hunter Hisako’s Secret to the latest version from Motion Hub..

[Kapnik (MultiAxisNoob)]

Looks like a cool game but I am unable to get any motion to the device, followed the instructions and installed the mod and had the client running pre game launch so unsure what the issue is.

[Gesmax]

Sorry for the late reply , I somehow missed this message.
Yes, Motion Studio now includes lube control, and we mainly recommend using it with MiraLube, since that’s the setup we test and tune for.
For your own lube setup, it depends on how it is controlled. If it is ESP32-based and can respond to the same lube control commands(T-Code) output, it may work as well.
I can’t guarantee compatibility with custom hardware, but if your wiring and voltage are correct, you can give it a try and see how it responds.

[thomas90]

without launching the game, try playing any motion from this game’s Motion project directly in the Motion Studio Client and see if the device moves normally.

[Kapnik (MultiAxisNoob)]

It does!

[thomas90]

Tried it with my own lube setup, but it didn’t work. I think mine may only support simple on/off control. I also couldn’t find another product with similar lube control, so I’m going to get one of your devices with MiraLube and try that instead.
I’ve been using Motion Studio for my game mods for a while now. it’s been a big help, and I’ll keep sharing what I make with it here on the forum. I’ve also seen a few people here with discount or referral links for your products, and I’d be interested in doing that too. How can I get one of those links? and one more thing — since I’m going to order the device and MiraLube, is there any chance I could get a coupon code for my order too?

[thomas90]

hard to tell what’s going on without the logs. could you send me these files from your game folder?
.motion_mod_state\logs\motion-mod-install.log
.motion_mod_state\logs\motion-client-interactions.log
.motion_mod_state\logs\motion-client-interactions.previous.log
if it’s easier, you can just zip the whole .motion_mod_state\logs folder.

and also send:
js\main.js
js\motion\config.json
that should make it pretty clear what happened

[Gesmax]

Thanks for testing it with your own setup!

Yes, at the moment MiraLube is probably the only commercially available lube device designed to be controlled through T-Code commands. The previous generation iLube we offered only had manual on/off control, so it did not support scripted lube control.
Regarding coupon referral links: recently we’ve started providing dedicated coupon codes to some creators who are making specific resources, reviews, or content around MiraBot, so they can continue creating and sharing with the community.
I really like the work you’ve been doing with Motion Studio and the game mods you’ve shared here. I’d be happy to support you and discuss the details.I’ll send you a DM with more information about the coupon.

[cloudviiv]

So i opened the config.json and there isn’t a line with what you posted.

[thomas90]

That config looks like it’s still from the previous version of the Mod, which is why you don’t see the Default Motion setting there. make sure you have the latest Mod version, then run the installer and uninstall the old Mod first before installing the new one. After that, check js\motion\config.json again and the new setting should be there.
if it’s still missing after reinstalling, send me the config again and I’ll take another look.

[cloudviiv]

Got it working. I must have did something wrong with the uninstall of the previous mod. Thanks again.