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TheEmu
Joined in Jul 2012
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Move istripper set up to another hard drive

Everything about iStripper
June 22, 2023, 9 answers
I think you're saying the app will find them on the new drive.

As long as you tell the app, via the settings page, where to find them then it will indeed find them and use them. You can move them before or after telling iStripper about the new folder.

I use two iStripper models folders, one on my laptop's C: drive and one on an external drive. I keep the bulk of the animations on the external drive and a selection of my favourites and most recent downloads on the C: drive. If I disconnect the external drive then the program still works though, of course, it can then only play those cards that are on the internal drive. If I reconnect the external drive access to the full collection is restored and all of the cards can be played.

If you have iStripper on two computers you can use the same external drive for both or you can copy the cards from one to the other if you want to keep the two installations separate. Similarly if you only have a new installation but have the files you used for an older one the you can use those files or copies of them rather than having to download them again. If you have two installations you can download on one and copy the files to the other. All of this, of course, assumes that the two installations are for the same iStrpper account.

For a long time I had no good internet connection at home so I downloaded the cards when I was elsewhere, usually when I only had the laptop with me. As the external disc was then not connected the downloads would go to the C: drive.

At any time you can move cards between folders known to iStripper, or add new folders to that list and move cards to them without affecting the programs ability to use those cards.

They appear to have a .demo extension. Are there issues with this ?

I don't know. The .demo extension is also used for various transition clips and I have no idea whether deleting those will have any adverse effects. It is, however, OK to delete all of the files for any of the cards that you have not purchased.

There is also a setting "delete peer to peer files when deleting previews" which I think should keep you disk clean of any unwanted preview files. I also believe that iStripper has a limit tothe amount of disk space it uses for previews and will automatically delete old ones when it reaches this limit. Some time ago there was talk of Totem making this a controllable via a setting but although I am pretty sure they said it would be done this feature has not yet appeared. I think there may be registry setting you can tweak if you are that desperate to save a small fraction of the disk space used by the program.
Wahudarifi
Joined in Dec 2009
129 post(s)

[VGHD] Addon: Custom playlist manager

Everything about iStripper
June 20, 2023, 646 answers
For what it's worth, I was able to get this playlist manager working (again; previous poster in this topic) by:

    • Download
      istripperplaylistmanager2_12.zip
      file from first post
    • Unzip to a directory, such as
      C:\Users\melisa\Downloads\istripperplaylistmanager2_12\IStripperPlaylistManager
      Still love those Melisa legs and bare feet as seen on avatar from card 585 White Swan from 2009, wow it really has been a long time
    • Download Amazon Corretto Java 8 JRE zip from
      https://docs.aws.amazon.com/corretto/latest/corretto-8-ug/downloads-list.html
      e.g. as of 2023-06-19 the URL is
      https://corretto.aws/downloads/latest/amazon-corretto-8-x86-windows-jre.zip
    * Unzip to a directory, such as
    C:\Users\melisa\Downloads\jre8
    • Open a Windows Command Prompt window; windows key -> cmd -> enter
    • Change directories to the playlist folder;
      cd C:\Users\melisa\Downloads\istripperplaylistmanager2_12\IStripperPlaylistManager
    • Run the jar;
      C:\Users\meliisa\Downloads\jre8\bin\java.exe -jar iStripperPlaylistManager.jar
    • Wait for the XML to be read
    • Generate yer playlists
    • Save yer playlists
    • Load yer playlists
    • Enjoy yer playlists

Your mileage may vary. I already have an Amazoin Corretto Java 17 as my main Java for playing Minecraft, amen, and the playlist generator would not load.

For future use, suggest to move this set of files to some place other than yer Downloads folder so you can re-create playlists when getting new card(s).

I have a Synology mount that I moved all the files listed above to
Z:\Data\vghd\playlist-generator

It has:
    • folder: istripperplaylistmanager2_12
    • folder: jre8
    • file: amazon-corretto-8.372.07.1-windows-x64-jre.zip
    • file: istripperplaylistmanager2_12.zip

And then a playlist-generator.bat file in Z:\Data\vghd that has:

cd Z:\Data\vghd\playlist-generator\istripperplaylistmanager2_12\IStripperPlaylistManager
Z:\Data\vghd\playlist-generator\jre8\bin\java.exe -jar iStripperPlaylistManager.jar

Now all I need to do to run the playlist generator is go to Z:\Data\vghd in Windows Explorer and double click playlist-generator.bat file

Have fun. Enjoy.

Continued thanks to Starryk for developing this playlist generator kit. I enjoy how quickly I can generate, save, and load bare feet, non-cage, non-swing, playlists (or whatever playlist criteria I'm in the mood for) across my 10+ year collection of cards.
Wyldanimal
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Joined in Mar 2008
17166 post(s)