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Really access sounds great.
I’m the one pushing most for release because things get stuck forever. Release is like the criterion of truth. This is how we track internal preformance.
Company has grown a lot and managing things is the biggest challenge atm we try to figure out.
On the other hand i can assure a lot of great things happening.
I appreciate that there’s software being developed and y’all are trying to script your whole library but these should have never made it out. These scripts are awful, I have an OSR2 and my shit literally got bashed lmfao. I’m pretty sure this would be better suited as AI makes the rough draft and a person makes the final.
Releasing updated scripts based on received feedback some time next week 
You can expect greatly improved automated scripts in some month from now once we implement labeling components.
It seems there are 5 motions where the new speed limitation logic failed. Will dig into that as well.
Seems like an easy fix to the complaints that the scripts are work in progress. Update the thumbnails with a banner saying AI Scripts - Early Access and make sure that if anyone does decide to buy them that they are effectively a draft.
I would also suggest making it so they dont use subscribers 3 a month allowance or at least make it so if it does, it permanently unlocks the script otherwise it will use the allowance again when people download the updated script.
In regards to making them free to everyone not just subs im not sure how much useful feedback you would get. Subs are already invested in the AI getting better while lurkers are unlikely to leave feedback.
Thank you for the feedback! We are working on labelling and separating them properly from regular scripts to avoid further confusion.
Yeah this is absolutely key IMO. I’ve been an SLR user for a couple of years now and already know the high standard of the scripts, but I can only imagine a new user coming in, trying one of those and rejecting the entire thing quite quickly.
I heard that POVR had scripts on offer so I signed up for a month. I tried ONE script and it was atrocious and I have written them off. SLR has the best scripting team there is, so don’t accidentally bury this asset.
Thank you for the trust and feedback, we really appreciate it. Hopefully the second iteration of those scripts will be up to par.
We are wrapping down ScriptAI for the timebeing as we get a new leadership taking over the project.
Big expectations there. Expect greatly improved script algorithms in the next 6 month.
Maybe take the scripts down for now then? As I see they’re still there as a landmine of garbage in an otherwise excellent catalogue of scripts.
We have an update!
It has been a few months of hard fork for our devs and we are ready to present you with second iteration of AI generated scripts.
We created a new AI script Creampie Fantasy; big tits tattooed pornstar hardcore fucking and would like you guys to try it out and let us know what you think on the quality this time.
Will be posting more scripts here soon.
We have uploaded a few more AI scripts to SLR, quality has improved immensely since the last time, so please check them out!
I’d love to check one of these out to see the progress and would be happy to provide honest and constructive feedback but don’t currently have an SLR sub. Any chance of posting one for free here for us to check out?
Let me see what we can do
So people, we really want you to try out those scripts, here is a special promo code for those who do not have an SLR subscription yet:
Promocode: SCRIPTAI for $29.99 recurring monthly SLR Premium + scripts bundle
Give them a try and let us know what you think!
Do you have a system in place that allows for tiered access on the SLR site? Something like the usual pay us $200 or whatever for the full access vs “free tier” like 10 AI scripts per month? That way you can allow folks to try the AI scripts for a lower cost/free if you want to gather data to improve the AI.
Because as it stands right now, it looks like the only way for us to help you improve the model is by literally paying you, to improve your in house, very non-open sourced and for profit AI scripting engine.
You know that’s called QA right? It’s a paying job nowadays and I bet you could get people to… get jerked off and provide critique for a much lower price than the average QA person would cost. And you can get them to sign NDA’s and what not contract to not share the VR videos.
So if you want to develop for profit stuff, pay for the development instead of trying to gofundme that shit here. It will only turn the community against you whenever you include charging dollar signs that came out of community effort.
I came here to try out some AI scripts but ended up falling in love with Missa Mars.
Ahem, anyway. I obviously gave Threesome: After Party 2 a try and if that’s the quality we can expect from AI scripts I am totally fine with it!
Hey all, SLR was kind enough to send me one of the new AI scripts for review, possibly because I asked nicely, you know.
The script is for this scene:
As I do not have a current sub to SLR, it took me a second to get a copy of the scene, I ended up finding a deal on LethalHardcore and subbed to it for a month. As a side note Lethal Hardcore is not a bad site, in and of itself, they’ve got some nice scenes going on there. There’s a new one from Kimora Quinn that I grabbed, watch for a script for it in the coming weeks.
Anyway, unto the AI script for the scene itself. The quick headline is that this is definitely a marked improvement from the last iteration of the SLR AI scripts. The scene itself is older, 2880x1440, so it doesn’t look great but still high enough resolution I can’t imagine the AI engine had issues with it being “lower resolution”. The set is pretty typical of your suburban living room static shot, lots of whites and hues similar with two white models so again, it’s representative of a high percentage of VR scenes. At least from what I’ve seen in earlier iterations of AI based scripting, not just from SLR but all over the industry, the AI engine seemed to do best on high contrast scenes and I definitely have seen homogenized color palettes cause issues with tracking. Even at normal levels, the contrast is enough that a human scripter wouldn’t have issues. I didn’t see a lot of evidence that this created an issue here.
In general the script still has hallmarks of it not being a craft script: there’s a 5 minute lead in where the model is stripping and engaging in immersive banter and the Handy (which is the device I tested it out on) kind of moved around listlessly at the top of it’s range, like your stand-in in the scene is a 20 year old kid amped up with too much coffee mindlessly fiddling with the top of his fly. A lot of sequences begin with a slower lead in of teasing or whatever, these feel a bit listless and wayward - some of that may be the AI having issues tracking speed and change of direction, some of it may just be at a speed that’s slower which is not a strong point for The Handy. On a good craft script, the beginning of these “licks” are tweaked to still be engaging, with AI scripts, it is what it is. However, I found in this version of the AI script, when I went into the OFS scripting environment, it looked pretty accurate so that’s definitely an improvement.
Once the sequence get’s moving along, it works great. That fast sequences are very accurate and there’s a lot of detail there - variation in top and bottom points that closely matches the video, lots of speed changes midstroke, it tracks that really well. On strokes where there is a lot of rotation, the AI handles it well and seems to track appropriate x/y access speed.
I didn’t notice any sudden freak outs from the Handy which is my complaint about almost every other AI generated script, you’ll be going along nicely and suddenly there’s a flurry of extreme motion out of character with the video and out of character with the surrounding scripted action. So this is much better.
There were a couple small chunks where the AI simply missed the articulation points entirely. But it was few and far between, some users might not even notice that, I dunno, obviously I’m a bit more keyed in.
In summary: this is a marked improvement on the previous effort and to the extent that the company seems to want to create a site where nearly every scene has a haptic script of some sort, this is a solid step in that direction. This script is selling for $4 on SLR. Personally, I’d like to see a pricepoint closer to the 2-3 range with the SLR craft scripts being 5-6. But SLR knows their audience better than I so I’m sure a lot of thought went into that but at the $4 price point, I’d be a lot more stingy with the scripts I bought. I’m trying to look at this through the eyes of before I did scripting.
I think if they get to the point where 90 percent of the content has scripts, with the majority obviously being AI generated, that does make for a compelling reason to subscribe to the all you can eat plan. There were times when I subbed to the SLR script plan where I’d have a short amount of time to kill and I’d just browse the site, checking out bits and pieces of this and that. Being able to do that kind of drop the needle browsing on the haptic scripts would be fun. Anwho, that’s my review, such as it is, sorry so long.
lol your other code SUMMER23 is cheaper, but guess people are suppose to pay for QA
We do have QA process in place, but we would like to hear from users as well and this feedback together with QA team feedback is what helps our developers improve on them.
Thank you for an extended review, appreciate it!