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Re: Restim: e-stim audio generation software
Posted: Wed Apr 03, 2024 8:05 am
by diglet
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.
Re: Restim: e-stim audio generation software
Posted: Sat May 18, 2024 6:10 pm
by Johankain
What are the converted files needed for? I personally prefer the conversion in real time, and do not see any benefit from wasting drive space for a ton of converted files.
Re: Restim: e-stim audio generation software
Posted: Sat May 18, 2024 7:07 pm
by diglet
Some people prefer them for various reasons, old computer not capable of running Restim, remixing mp3's, easier to distribute to people that don't use Restim.
I always recommend using the GUI when you can.
Re: Restim: e-stim audio generation software
Posted: Mon May 27, 2024 12:35 am
by UFungus
For some reason, dunno if it's the latest intiface update, I can't connect restim to intiface anymore. I get a "Connected to buttplug. buttplug error: The remote host closed the connection" from restim and this is what I get from intiface.
"Device Websocket Device restim (00000000) found.
[D] Global Loggy: Device 00000000 allowed via configuration file, continuing.
Global Loggy: Starting websocket server connection event loop.
[D] Global Loggy: Looking for protocol that matches specifier: Websocket(WebsocketSpecifier { names: {"restim"} })
[D] Global Loggy: No viable protocols for hardware Websocket(WebsocketSpecifier { names: {"restim"} }), ignoring.
Global Loggy: Websocket server connector owner dropped, disconnecting websocket connection.
[D] Global Loggy: Exiting Websocket Server Device control loop."
I tried reinstalling intiface, going back to an older version, an older version of restim etc. Nothing works. Wondering if anyone could please give me a hand.
Re: Restim: e-stim audio generation software
Posted: Mon May 27, 2024 5:15 am
by Electro
I feel like this might be a big ask, but I'm wondering if it's possible to save configuration profiles for the funscript/t-code section of preferences?
The reason I ask is when I go from one video to another, some videos work better with a specific pulse width range, are designed for a specific pulse frequency range, or some settings I've occasionally configured for certain types of funscripts and electrode configurations that are way different than what Restim is designed for, etc.
If I could save different settings and restore them before loading a video, it would save me from typing them all into a notepad and manually swapping the values each time.
Re: Restim: e-stim audio generation software
Posted: Mon May 27, 2024 8:11 am
by diglet
UFungus wrote: ↑Mon May 27, 2024 12:35 am
For some reason, dunno if it's the latest intiface update, I can't connect restim to intiface anymore. I get a "Connected to buttplug. buttplug error: The remote host closed the connection" from restim and this is what I get from intiface.
"Device Websocket Device restim (00000000) found.
[D] Global Loggy: Device 00000000 allowed via configuration file, continuing.
[I\] Global Loggy: Starting websocket server connection event loop.
[D] Global Loggy: Looking for protocol that matches specifier: Websocket(WebsocketSpecifier { names: {"restim"} })
[D] Global Loggy: No viable protocols for hardware Websocket(WebsocketSpecifier { names: {"restim"} }), ignoring.
[I\] Global Loggy: Websocket server connector owner dropped, disconnecting websocket connection.
[D] Global Loggy: Exiting Websocket Server Device control loop."
I tried reinstalling intiface, going back to an older version, an older version of restim etc. Nothing works. Wondering if anyone could please give me a hand.
There was an update of intiface last week that changed some things. It is not no longer supported to manually edit the config file. I need to update the documentation. I was able to get it to work with these steps:
- make sure websocket device manager is enabled in Intiface Central.
- In Intiface Central, devices tab, add a new device with name "restim" and protocol "tcode-v03".
- Connect Restim to Intiface Central as normal.
Electro wrote: ↑Mon May 27, 2024 5:15 am
I feel like this might be a big ask, but I'm wondering if it's possible to save configuration profiles for the funscript/t-code section of preferences?
The reason I ask is when I go from one video to another, some videos work better with a specific pulse width range, are designed for a specific pulse frequency range, or some settings I've occasionally configured for certain types of funscripts and electrode configurations that are way different than what Restim is designed for, etc.
If I could save different settings and restore them before loading a video, it would save me from typing them all into a notepad and manually swapping the values each time.
This is a planned feature, the idea is to store another file along with the funscripts that stores the configuration on a per-video basis. Not sure when it will be implemented.
Re: Restim: e-stim audio generation software
Posted: Tue May 28, 2024 12:03 am
by UFungus
diglet wrote: ↑Mon May 27, 2024 8:11 am
There was an update of intiface last week that changed some things. It is not no longer supported to manually edit the config file. I need to update the documentation. I was able to get it to work with these steps:
- make sure websocket device manager is enabled in Intiface Central.
- In Intiface Central, devices tab, add a new device with name "restim" and protocol "tcode-v03".
- Connect Restim to Intiface Central as normal.
I must've tried for about 3 hours without trying the simplest thing. Thanks a bunch. It worked right away.
Re: Restim: e-stim audio generation software
Posted: Sun Jun 02, 2024 11:17 am
by ZeeWW
Hello,
I've been using restim only for a short while, and I'm certain I have not truly worked it out fully. Would those of you who have much more experience share your favorite settings?
I'm asking because I had converted a funscript and was enjoying the file, but a few weeks later, I had a totally different sensation. I think I messed around with the pulse shape, and that has changed my original settings.
Many thanks.