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Rex
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Joined in Sep 2007
2546 post(s)

iStripper Playlist and multi-selection tutorial

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May 19, 2016, 71 answers
Here is a quick tutorial on how to play the cards you want using multi-selection and playlists.

In VirtuaGirl, the player was randomly choosing among the activated cards and you had tools to load and save activated cards.

In iStripper, the player also randomly choose among the activated cards but will play in priority what’s in the « Next » section. To see the « Next » section, you need to click on the « On Stage » tab on the right side of the GUI.

You can select more than one card at once, using Ctrl + left click, ***** a selection rectangle around the card (the is a remaining bug here, you can’t start that rectangle much outside of the cards area, you need to start it very close to the cards for now) or using Ctrl + A to select all cards.

Let’s say you want to create a playlist to see all blondes from 2014. Open the « Filters » tab on the left side of the GUI, select filter to display only blondes and 2014, hit Ctrl +A.

You will notice that when you select more than one card, a new line appears at the top of the section saying how many cards you selected with icon to do actions on all selected cards. You can play them, download them, delete them, activate / deactivate them and download them in a different resolution.

Now you can either ***** and drop the selected cards to the « Next » section. In this case the player will start playing your selection, on the desktop or in the fullscreen if you launch it.

You can also open the « Playlist » tab on the right side of the GUI, ***** and drop your selection there, hit the save button and save you list. I know many users got ***** by this tab because it only allows you to create, arrange (you can move the cards or clips around), load and save playlists, there is no playing from there.

To play a playlist, you need to use the « Insert Playlist » button at the top of the Now Playing tab. It will insert a saved playlist (you can also load old .plf files, activated cards will be inserted instead) in the Next section. Player will start playing the cards in the Next section (given the software is On, check the On/Off button at the top right of the title bar, it should be green). You can check the Random and Loop buttons if you want that playlist to be played in a different order and loop.

While this is playing you can still ***** and drop more cards in the Next section from your collection, insert more playlists etc. If things get too messy in the Next section, you have a button to clear it.

Playlist are a bit more complicated to use than activation / de-activation of cards in VirtuaGirl but they are way more powerful, soon you’ll be able to ***** and drop your musics in there as well.

This will be added to the manual soon, I hope this helps.
DrDoom9
Joined in Dec 2008
456 post(s)

[VGHD] Addon: Custom playlist manager

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May 18, 2016, 646 answers
@Starryk
​Thanks for your e-mail message. I tried to reply, but I was told that your inbox is full.
So here is my reply.
​You are quite right, playlists (.plf files) are normally a long string of card names, delimited with #.
​ a0456#a0457#a0657# ....
​I do not use the FAVOURITE facility, so all mine looked like that at first. I got tired of editing them as I bought new cards, so I wondered if the software would accept a line separation after each delimiter.
​viz.: a0456#
a0457#
a0657#
... etc.

​I was both pleased and surprised that it did. The .plf file had exactly the same effect of activating and deactivating cards that I was looking for.
So I created a Playlist from my 'master' excel spreadsheets of all the VG and DB cards. The playlist is
​created in excel using some fancy array-formula search routines, and works nicely for me. I then simply copy the result of an excel search querry and paste it into notepad, and save as a .plf file.

​For a long time I was happy with this, but a few months ago I wondered if I could make those playlist text files a bit more meaningful to me by adding the name of the model and the name of the show on the same line after the #.
​viz.: a0053# Jana H 26 Miles
a0074# Carla Pacini Fast and Sexy
a0109# Zuzana Lonely Rider

Again, to my surprise and gratification, the VG software totally ignored everything on the line after the # and then continued to read the next card name from the next line to activate the card.
​This meant that my excel sheet could just use VLOOKUP to get the model and show names, and put them into the playlist sheet, which I would again copy into a new .plf file.
​So I do not have to edit my .plf files - I just update them from excel from time to time.

I appreciate that this is not expected behaviour, and it is probably an accident that the VG software reads my
​excel-created .plf files. I had no right to expect it to. But ofcourse I am disappointed to lose this facility for activating and deactivating cards. Even the original continuous text string would be better than the new .vpl file format.

I would have responded to you directly had your inbox not been full.
Regards, DrDoom9
FalconAF
Joined in Jan 2008
530 post(s)

Playlists on iStripper

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May 16, 2016, 15 answers
Be careful with item 3b above. That should not be the ONLY way to create or edit a playlist (for Desktop use) or a different kind of "list" (for Full Screen use). My concern in that area would be that someone thinks that just using the Filters tab would be a sufficient way to "sort and select" cards for a "saved list" creation. That wouldn't be the case. The list of filters is not "all inclusive". Just because the list might contain "blonds" or "brunettes" in it doesn't mean I may want ALL the blondes or brunettes in my saved "list". It doesn't help if I use the "blondes" filter to activate ALL the blondes cards, then have to go and manually DEACTIVATE half of the ones I DON'T want in my "list" before saving it.

I'm willing to manually create SPECIFIC lists of model cards I would like to save and be able to reload again in the future, even without using the Filters option. That isn't a problem. Did that many, many times with v1.2.0.84, because the filters didn't accommodate doing it any other way for me. And that's OK. I don't expect Totem to EVER develop a filter list that would include EVERY possible type of filter tag someone would want. What the problem is now is that regardless of how I create a "list" of cards to use in Full Screen, there is no way to USE it as a saved and reloaded list for Full Screen like we could in v1.2.0.84. Full Screen requires that cards in My Collection be "activated". There is no way to DO that with a saved/reloaded "list" of cards now.