What scripting tool do you use?

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I’m curious to see what tools everyone uses to create scripts. If you use OFS which fork and where did you get your version?

I personally use GitHub - michael-mueller-git/OFS: A tool to create funscripts · GitHub

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OFS 3.2.0
Haven’t seen any real reason to do the effort to change. I haven’t scripted much the last year.

Most scripting tools don’t offer anything really new beside supporting e.g. Linux or running in the browser. However, I might try FunGen 2 later on.

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OFS 3.2.0 over here.

It’s been so long that I don’t remember where I got it from though, but for software I always look for the official source for so I guess GitHub (?).

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I also use OFS 3.2.0

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Fungen 2.0 beta as its now better that OFS which I left. Editor is free so no need to buy. Can handle large files without iframing them fluid frame to frame no wait. Same tools available as in OFS and if not ask for them on discord. Its also actively worked on where OFS is not.

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This one GitHub - Eroscripts/OFS: A tool to create funscripts · GitHub

Idk what all the different forks offer but I know that this one has nice colors. Haven’t downloaded the latest update though- if it ain’t broke don’t fix it, right?

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OFS 3.2.0

Feel like wanna have a coke, don’t go for pepsi.
Wanna watch soccer, don’t go for indoor soccer.
Wanna listen to AC/DC, go for Bon Scott.

And:

/Signed.

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Standard OFS 3.2.0.
I haven’t really looked at any of the forks yet.

True. While I would be open for something new, OFS is just doing it right and very reliable. Never really had or have any issues.

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Same, OFS 4.0.8
Works well, but not a huge upgrade over 3.2.0 either

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It just works—does anyone really need anything more? :grinning_face:

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For me it’s OFS 3.2.0 as well, with some extensions on top.
A simple, solid and reliable foundation that you can personalize and add only what you need it’s the best user experience to me imo

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Jdownloader to get the video, iFramer, then OFS 3.2.0. Everything works so I focus on scripts not on the software. Simple and effective with no bloat.

No need to check consant updates, no pressure to be funneled into subscription services, works as expected everytime.

I have the default scriptor’s work station, extra bandwidth is directed toward making the most nuianced and faithful scripts I can. Energy is applied to increasing skill rather than chasing new features and shortcuts.

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Uh, version 1.4.0 ^^ Ancient, but still works as well. Still a very reliable version.

A scripting tool doesn’t need much. As long as it works and does not crash and the UI is fine, it’s already enough I think.

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I use the same :backhand_index_pointing_up:. I heavily use the Util_Eng extension with it.

Like others have said, simple is best.

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FunGen 2.0.

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Fungen v2. May i ask what the purpose of this question is?

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I wanna know what people use. I typically use an old OFS but if the grass is greener elsewhere, I’d like to know without dumping time and energy into experimentation.

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where do you guys get the software

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For the OG: GitHub - OpenFunscripter/OFS: A tool to create funscripts · GitHub
The fork @Dimava maintains: GitHub - Eroscripts/OFS: A tool to create funscripts · GitHub
The nix flake fork I use: GitHub - michael-mueller-git/OFS: A tool to create funscripts · GitHub

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JFS, but I’m considering on using FunGen 2.0 possibly.

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