Slibowitz Guides & Tutorials Hub 
Welcome to my Guides & Tutorials Hub!
This is the central place for practical resources based on my own scripting workflow, experience with interactive devices, product testing, and lessons I’ve picked up over the years.
The goal is simple: share things that may help make scripting, presenting content, choosing products, or working with interactive devices a little easier.
This collection will continue to grow over time as I find new topics worth covering.
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Scripting & Workflow 
These guides focus on the scripting process itself — from choosing suitable source material to building the actual script.
My “How to Script” Tutorial Video Series
A video-based tutorial series showing how I personally approach scripting.
The series covers my own workflow, thought process, timing decisions, and the practical steps I use when creating a script.
So far, I have released two episodes.
Watch / Open the Tutorial Series
Will the series continue?
I sometimes get asked whether I plan to continue it.
The answer is: possibly, but I cannot promise it.
I would genuinely like to make more episodes in the future, but these videos take a very large amount of time to produce. A single episode can easily require 50+ hours of work once scripting, recording, editing, explaining, and preparing everything is included.
With the amount of other content and projects I am currently working on, I simply do not have enough time to continue the series regularly.
That may change in the future, and if time allows, I would be happy to return to it.
For now, the two existing episodes remain available as the current tutorial series.
How to Pick Fitting Videos for Scripting
Before you even start scripting, there is one important question:
Is this video actually a good choice to script?
This guide explains what I personally look for when choosing videos, what characteristics tend to work well with scripted motion, what can make a project unnecessarily difficult, and how I decide whether a video is worth committing several hours of scripting time to.
It focuses less on the technical act of scripting and more on the thought process before the first point is even placed.
Presentation & Sharing 
Creating the script is only one part of sharing your work.
Presentation can make a big difference when you want people to quickly understand what your script looks and feels like before downloading it.
Easy Way to Showcase Your Script by Creating a GIF or Video
This practical guide shows an easy way to create a GIF or short video preview of your finished script.
It is especially useful for forum posts, releases, and showcases where you want to give people a quick visual impression of the script without needing complicated editing software or an elaborate workflow.
Interactive Devices & Onahole Guides 
These guides focus on choosing products for use with interactive devices.
They are based on products and hardware I have personally tested, with particular attention to practical factors such as compatibility, size, weight, firmness, handling, usable length, and how well a product works in an automated setup.
Choosing the Right Onahole for Your Interactive Device
Not every good onahole is automatically a good choice for an interactive device.
This guide explains the factors I consider when deciding whether a product is suitable for automated use, including dimensions, weight, firmness, shape, handling, usable tunnel length, and general mounting practicality.
If you are unsure what to look for before buying a product for device use, this is the best place to start.
Top 5 Onaholes for Interactive Devices
Looking for more direct recommendations?
This guide highlights my Top 5 onaholes for interactive-device use based on my own testing experience.
The products are chosen with device compatibility, practical handling, performance, and overall experience in mind.
For full individual product testing, ratings, comparisons, and more detailed impressions, you can also visit my:
About My Guides 
Every guide here is based on my own experience, workflow, testing, and personal approach.
They are not intended to represent the only correct way of doing something.
This is especially important for scripting.
My scripting tutorials show how I personally work, what decisions I make, and what has proven effective for me over time. Other creators may use different methods, tools, or approaches — and that is completely fine.
There is rarely only one valid way to create something.
Product-related guides are based on products and devices I have actually tested. I do not want to recommend or describe practical experiences with hardware or products I have not used myself.
Guides may also be updated over time if:
- my workflow changes
- I gain more experience
- new tools or products become relevant
- I discover a better method
- existing information needs clarification
Feedback is always welcome.
If you have a different experience, another method, additional advice, or something you think could improve one of the guides, feel free to share it.
These resources are meant to be useful, and community experience can often add perspectives that I may not have considered myself.
Guide Suggestions & Requests 
Have an idea for a guide you would like to see?
Feel free to suggest it.
I am always interested in hearing what topics people find confusing, difficult, or worth explaining in more detail.
That does not mean every suggestion will automatically become a guide.
Before creating one, I need to consider:
- whether I have enough experience with the topic
- whether it is something I feel comfortable explaining
- whether I personally want to cover it
- whether I believe I can add something useful
- and, of course, whether I have the time to create it properly
But suggestions are always appreciated and can absolutely give me ideas for future resources.
Feel free to contact me here on the forum or through Discord.
Closing Words 
Over the years, I have learned a lot through scripting, testing devices, reviewing products, experimenting with different workflows, and making plenty of mistakes along the way.
These guides are my way of sharing some of that experience.
If one of them helps you understand something faster, improves your workflow, helps you choose a better product, or simply saves you from repeating a mistake I already made myself, then it has done its job ^^
I will continue adding new guides whenever I find a topic that feels useful and worth covering.
Thank you very much for reading, sharing feedback, and using these resources.
— Slibowitz