FuFuFan69 wrote: ↑Thu Apr 25, 2024 7:18 pm Would it be problematic if I put the pots between the transformer output and the banana plugs?

Yes. This will fry the pots immediately.

Pulse based mode generates signals like this: https://github.com/diglet48/restim/wiki/images/carrier-frequency-modulation-audacity.png Ignoring repetitive stimulus, the signal intensity is defined by the integral of delivered charge over a small time period. The wiki has the exact equations, it is n...

All of that matches my experience. With some warmup I reliably cum at 70-85mA 700hz at the head. Pain tolerance is much lower for butt area, I give up at around 33mA 700hz continuous, or 48mA with a slow on-off signal. I also noticed testing skin resistance at different frequencies is quite difficul...

I just found those pages on your wiki, and it completely overthrows my leading theory of why some people were perceiving carrier frequency changes as changes in signal intensity while others weren't. Well, back to the drawing board.. Appreciate the thorough testing! FWIW my theory is that this is c...

There is no batch convert feature. Would be nice to have.

An even better feature would be to generate the files automatically when loading the funscript in Restim.

I wrote some complicated signal analysis in python to perform the conversion. First I transform the two audio channels into two components that are orthogonal to each other. In threephase there are really three channels (left, right and center) that are 120° offsets from each other, the analysis is ...

Had the pleasure of playing this last night. Funscript was great for estim, great editing, music and scene selection. Thanks for making this.

I have configured restim->MFP like viewtopic.php?t=26827. Are you saying I have to remove the T-Code axis names? No, I just tested this and it still seems to work. I say seems because all you can see is that green dot moving, other things are not displayed (like pulse width/frequency, carrier etc)....

Hi diglet, first of all restim is a great piece of software... but very odd things happening; last week I was using restim->MFP->MVP and it was all OK, I also used restim->MFP->OFS to add volume/frequency to existing funscripts and it was OK. Suddenly these configs are not working anymore. The only...

This signal generator is simple: https://electron.estim-emporium.net/. You can also try my software https://github.com/diglet48/restim, more complicated but the signals are more power efficiency and may cause less numbing and irritation. Did you apply lube in that area? Not all 'normal' lubes are su...

I tested this many times with file paths containing spaces. I think there may be something weird with your setup, but I have no idea what. You use Windows, right? Could be Qt behaving differently on Linux I can't see Qt behaving differently on different platforms for the code you showed me. I was a...

I took another stab at creating funscripts for this video, this time I was more successful. Get the funscripts here: https://mega.nz/folder/sPlSnIqb#MOazR7rcP_gkC0hOkFyDEQ These funscripts are direct conversions from the original mp3, no manual edits. Steps: Get Restim v1.16 or later: https://github...

New release v1.16: https://github.com/diglet48/restim/releases Release notes: Store application logs in %appdata% Add pulse rise time control Add error checking and UI hints for broken funscripts Fix VLC connection problem introduced in v1.15 Fix funscript loading on linux/OSX This release was built...

These are the steps for building the release package for Restim. This is nice if you want to distribute an executable to others, but not needed if you just want to run it. There is a faster way to install the libraries: ./venv/bin/pip install -r requirements.txt After the libraries are installed, Re...

Edit: this release broke VLC. Will make a new release later. I think it might have broke funscript conversion as well. Issue submitted on github. Thanks, I fixed it. Will make a new release in a few days. This app sounds amazing, keen to try it. Quick non-technical/noob question- I use a coyote wit...