Openfunscripter gradual waveforms

[HypnoKitty]

Hello! I am using the online version of the openfunscripter.
I am doing funscripts for estim and vibrating toys and use them on the xtoys website.
I am searching basically for the opposite function of the “Simplify (Ramer-Douglas-Peucker)-special function”. So instead of reducing the points in the wave, I want to add additional points automatically inside of the wave.
So I don’t want my toy to go from 0 - 100% immidiately, but gradually.
These here are the waveforms I would like to get.

But I get hard steps like those:

Thank you for your help!

[handycandy555]

For anyone that worked on lighting dimming systems, ti\his is very similar to having different profiles for dimming your light fixture. Linear, Modified Square, gamma and logarithmic. I think having that ability to change the curve of the top and bottom, as well as being able to do custom curves or course. I would be most interested in coming up those types of curves and being able to simply click on a point or series of points and apply the type of curve. Being screen accurate is important, of course, but let’s face it, everyone is doing this because of the sensation, so sometimes having interesting movements outweigh the actual travel distance of the device itself.What are Dimming Curves and How to Choose? | MOONS' SPARK

[scrptr9]

Does this help? Generate a wave, then add points to it.

MakeVibrations Lua Script for OFS

Initially inspired by this thread: 11 Lua Scripts for OpenFunscripter I wanted a script to easily add vibrations to a set of points that could be generated by @Lucifie’s AddPoints or wave generating scripts. The script takes an amplitude input, so between the amplitude and point frequency you are using you should be able to really fine tune the speed of your vibrations. (I’ve just realised I’m incorrectly using the word amplitude, what you input is actual 2x the amplitude. Half of the number y…

[HypnoKitty]

THank you! I was hoping that there was maybe a simple function for that just in the OFS that I didn’t see.

[SomeoneRandom]

Except verticaly you still would need to assign them. That script realy just relies on adding points and then alternatives it between up and down.

I dont know if someone already made a script to generate a curve motion. But if there isnt, i might look into it.

[scrptr9]

Also, if you are not scripting to the movement, if you know how to use a spreadsheet with formulas it is a very easy way to generate interesting/complicated funscripts very quickly.

You generate the numbers in a spreadsheet, export a csv file, use the link below to get a funscript.

If you want you can also take an existing funscript, then run it through the converter, then open as a spreadsheet, modify, export csv, convert back to funscript.

https://handyfeeling.com/convert-script

[SomeoneRandom]

And i made a plugin that hopefully can be helpful to you:

MakeCurve for OFS

This plugin is ment to convert linear motion to a smooth one by adding addional nodes As this is the first version only 1 method of smoothing is currently supported. While its generaly a good method, its not the only method that can work. Im planning on adding more options here. Plugin Install this in the folder: <user>\AppData\Roaming\OFS\OFS3_data\extensions or for OFS2 (untested, but should work): <user>\AppData\Roaming\OFS\OFS2_data\extensions (the zip contains the plu…

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[HypnoKitty]

this lloks great. Thank you!