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[LNS]

Here is an "estim kit" for this video - basically "generate restim scripts yourself".

Background: While I was creating some of the estim files you saw from me, I was working on automation and ways to bring tools for more creators to be able to express themselves in this way. I tried to pack as much functionality to create enjoyable estim out-of-the box, and then latest feature - the yaml "events" was to allow for "spicing" the file where needed. This was something that was manual step taking most of the time, and preventing regeneration of scripts with different parameters if needed. I wanted to create a layer that is applied after generation, so that whole process can be parametrized and any step changed then everything regenerated without manual work.

I'm looking for feedback how this feels as a way to create estim. This is what you need to do to:

1. get the latest release of the tool (or you can download the code and run python ./run.py after you installed requirements
2. download the attachment - unpack funscript and yml file, and then "browse" for funscript as input file -> click "Process All Files"
3. When is done, click "Custom Event Builder (NEW)" -> Load -> Select downloaded yaml file -> Apply Effects

Check the results (with OFS, play with Restim - don't forget to rename video to match filename, python doesn't like filenames with [ ] so don't rename the funscript/yml); play with the tool, try editing events, let me know if this motivates you to create something!

Any chance someone can create an .MP3 from this Funscript, I can't run restim and am on a MAC? I hate to buy a PC just for restim. One day maybe. I'm not super technically inclined on the PC side or with programming so would likely be out of my league anyway. Thanks. LNS

[thetricksterporn]

Here is an "estim kit" for this video - basically "generate restim scripts yourself".

Background: While I was creating some of the estim files you saw from me, I was working on automation and ways to bring tools for more creators to be able to express themselves in this way. I tried to pack as much functionality to create enjoyable estim out-of-the box, and then latest feature - the yaml "events" was to allow for "spicing" the file where needed. This was something that was manual step taking most of the time, and preventing regeneration of scripts with different parameters if needed. I wanted to create a layer that is applied after generation, so that whole process can be parametrized and any step changed then everything regenerated without manual work.

I'm looking for feedback how this feels as a way to create estim. This is what you need to do to:

1. get the latest release of the tool (or you can download the code and run python ./run.py after you installed requirements
2. download the attachment - unpack funscript and yml file, and then "browse" for funscript as input file -> click "Process All Files"
3. When is done, click "Custom Event Builder (NEW)" -> Load -> Select downloaded yaml file -> Apply Effects

Check the results (with OFS, play with Restim - don't forget to rename video to match filename, python doesn't like filenames with [ ] so don't rename the funscript/yml); play with the tool, try editing events, let me know if this motivates you to create something!

Any chance someone can create an .MP3 from this Funscript, I can't run restim and am on a MAC? I hate to buy a PC just for restim. One day maybe. I'm not super technically inclined on the PC side or with programming so would likely be out of my league anyway. Thanks. LNS

You absolutely can run restim on mac. Try installing macports or brew. Brew should be easier, but I'm using macports and so can better help with it.
Simlply install macports from official site: https://www.macports.org/install.php
As far as I remember prior to doing something you will need to install xcode.
Now open terminal and run:
sudo port selfupdate
# enter pass
sudo port install python314 py314-tkinter git
now git clone restim repo and run ./run.sh

As I sad it should be easier to go with brew. Just ChatGPT how to do it.

[HereforStim]

[Just ChatGPT how to do it.

fucking gross Outsource your thinking and learning, to private companies actively damaging communities and our society...

you don't need to chatGPT it when a few HUMAN BEINGS have already written instructions, along with help from the community of OTHER HUMANS it's how we progress and not regress

"but i learn from the instructions..." no, you are mimicking. mimicry and mimetics can be a small part of a larger process, *learning* comes from using one's own knowledge acquired or deduced to overcome an obstacle.

ChatGPT-ing instructions is going around the hurdles or jumping into the last lap of a race and claiming victory. Might have crossed the finish line, but still a loser

[boundupone]

[Just ChatGPT how to do it.

fucking gross Outsource your thinking and learning, to private companies actively damaging communities and our society...

you don't need to chatGPT it when a few HUMAN BEINGS have already written instructions, along with help from the community of OTHER HUMANS it's how we progress and not regress

"but i learn from the instructions..." no, you are mimicking. mimicry and mimetics can be a small part of a larger process, *learning* comes from using one's own knowledge acquired or deduced to overcome an obstacle.

ChatGPT-ing instructions is going around the hurdles or jumping into the last lap of a race and claiming victory. Might have crossed the finish line, but still a loser

This feels entirely unnecessary as a response. Using AI is valid and to so aggressively accuse someone of being gross and a loser as they suggest to use AI is pretty unacceptable to me

[thetricksterporn]

[Just ChatGPT how to do it.

fucking gross Outsource your thinking and learning, to private companies actively damaging communities and our society...

you don't need to chatGPT it when a few HUMAN BEINGS have already written instructions, along with help from the community of OTHER HUMANS it's how we progress and not regress

"but i learn from the instructions..." no, you are mimicking. mimicry and mimetics can be a small part of a larger process, *learning* comes from using one's own knowledge acquired or deduced to overcome an obstacle.

ChatGPT-ing instructions is going around the hurdles or jumping into the last lap of a race and claiming victory. Might have crossed the finish line, but still a loser

I'm Linux sysadmin and trying to help someone who's level of computer knowledge I don't know, chill.

[thetricksterporn]

Here is an "estim kit" for this video - basically "generate restim scripts yourself".

Background: While I was creating some of the estim files you saw from me, I was working on automation and ways to bring tools for more creators to be able to express themselves in this way. I tried to pack as much functionality to create enjoyable estim out-of-the box, and then latest feature - the yaml "events" was to allow for "spicing" the file where needed. This was something that was manual step taking most of the time, and preventing regeneration of scripts with different parameters if needed. I wanted to create a layer that is applied after generation, so that whole process can be parametrized and any step changed then everything regenerated without manual work.

I'm looking for feedback how this feels as a way to create estim. This is what you need to do to:

1. get the latest release of the tool (or you can download the code and run python ./run.py after you installed requirements
2. download the attachment - unpack funscript and yml file, and then "browse" for funscript as input file -> click "Process All Files"
3. When is done, click "Custom Event Builder (NEW)" -> Load -> Select downloaded yaml file -> Apply Effects

Check the results (with OFS, play with Restim - don't forget to rename video to match filename, python doesn't like filenames with [ ] so don't rename the funscript/yml); play with the tool, try editing events, let me know if this motivates you to create something!

I saw that you removed stereostim support. What is the right way to use this software with stereostim? Use old version? Thank you.

[edger477]

I saw that you removed stereostim support.

It wasn't sustainable to keep so many gigabytes in MEGA, and it was even less sustainable to regenerate them since I sometimes change 100s of files at once using batch processing now.

What is the right way to use this software with stereostim? Use old version?

Just use restim with the output to sound card - it syncs to all video players and you don't need mp3 files at all (you can still bake your own but I'd just use it directly because it is much better to be able to use calibration and change tcode/pulse parameters to what you like).

On non-windows just get the source and run the run.sh script.

[thetricksterporn]

I saw that you removed stereostim support.

It wasn't sustainable to keep so many gigabytes in MEGA, and it was even less sustainable to regenerate them since I sometimes change 100s of files at once using batch processing now.

What is the right way to use this software with stereostim? Use old version?

Just use restim with the output to sound card - it syncs to all video players and you don't need mp3 files at all (you can still bake your own but I'd just use it directly because it is much better to be able to use calibration and change tcode/pulse parameters to what you like).

On non-windows just get the source and run the run.sh script.

Thank you, but I'm already using restim and what I mean is that you have readme.txt in your mega on how to convert foc to stereostim and as there is no more "filename.volume-stereostim.funscript" file I don't know how to use scripts generated with this tool with restim and stereostim.

[edger477]

there is no more "filename.volume-stereostim.funscript" file

yes, that is because the new version and default settings produce very small volume variations based on speed - it should be fine to play on stereostim. In case that it is still getting too intense when script speeds up, increase Ramp | Speed ratio in volume tab even further (I left default at 25 now - making the speed affect the volume only by 4%)