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• Change or save file.funscript to file.csv

• Open it with excel

• Select cell A1 and press Crtl-A to select all the values in cells and the Crtl-C to copy the values

• Scroll back to A2 and right click and select transpose in the paste menu. All values should be in the A column.

• Row 1 can now be deleted.

• Delete any values you don’t need or want. I usually delete everything before the actual actions.

• Change the format of Column A to Text. This will keep the numbers as they are.

• Add a filter to row 1 and deselect anything with a {“pos”:##. This should leave you with nothing but timestamps. ex. at:75965}

• Click the find and select menu and select replace

• In the find field, type “at:” without the quotes. Leave the replace field blank. Click replace all. This will erase all instances of “at:”

• Once complete, in the Find field, type } and leave the replace field blank. This erases all the }.

• All you should have left is a bunch of 4-7 digit numbers depending on the length of the file.

***If your beat or txt file requires the time stamps to be ##.### then do the following, if not, skip to step 15.

• 13. Now in cell B1 type =A1*0.001. This will translate your number into a number with 3 decimal places. For ex 74567 will become 74.567. If need be, change the column format options to number with 3 decimal spaces. This will keep the zeros at the end.

• 14. Hover your mouse in the bottom right corner of B1 until the crosshair shows up and then double click. The formula will continue all the way to the end.

• 15. Now copy column B and paste the values only in column C. A and B can now be deleted.

16. You can also skip step 15 and just paste the values in a text file and save it as file.beat or file.txt.

fagustree wrote: Wed Jan 27, 2021 5:41 pm starting with a vibe.

what im finding is that web bluetooth command throughput is very slow... I can get maybe 5 total commands per second... which is on off on off on. so maybe 2 pulses per second... not very fast...

Other ideas I'm looking at are varying the intensity of the vibe when it detects beats close together... but wondering what ppl do when things get tricky like that. Might have to suggest that users download the native bluetooth controller app as a companion. I wanted the full install-less experience, but there aren't many good options for me at this point it looks like.

{"pos":100,"at":0},
{"pos":98,"at":50},
{"pos":90,"at":100},
{"pos":79,"at":150},
{"pos":65,"at":200},
{"pos":50,"at":250},
{"pos":35,"at":300},
{"pos":21,"at":350},
{"pos":10,"at":400},
{"pos":2,"at":450},
{"pos":0,"at":500},
{"pos":2,"at":550},
{"pos":10,"at":600},
{"pos":21,"at":650},
{"pos":35,"at":700},
{"pos":50,"at":750},
{"pos":65,"at":800},
{"pos":79,"at":850},
{"pos":90,"at":900},
{"pos":98,"at":950},
{"pos":100,"at":1000}