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stefnev1
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TheEmu
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Everything about iStripper
August 4, 2020, 2700 answers
One constructive criticism about the island scene, though: the Girl's shadow seems to be pointing the wrong way relative to the cabana.

That is a common problem. Unfortunately just using the functions provided by the .scn files for shadows (rotation and scaling) are not enough to get the shadows pointing in the correct direction to match those of the setting.

It is possible to do much better using a shader - as a minimum you need to apply a shear transformation to ofset the shadow of the head sideways relative to that of the feet. You may also want to apply some tapering so that the shadow gets narrower or wider the further away it gets from the feet and also to blur it and maybe to introduce a gradient in its colour and transparency.

I have written a shader to do these things, but even I find it a bit ***** to use as it is a lot of work to get the shadows properly aligned with the clip it is supposed to be shadowing. The problem is that although each parameter is simple to understand the way they interact means that when I change one parameter I then may need to fiddle with two or three others to get the shadow back where it should be which then means adjusting the first one again - and then repeat the cycle several times to gradually find the correct values. At some point I really should look at it again to make it more user friendly.

A better approach would be to use a ray-casting approach in a shader, but that would be more complex and use a lot more GPU power than faking it out as I currently do.
Carstrip
Joined in Apr 2020
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TheEmu
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Everything about iStripper
August 4, 2020, 2700 answers
There has been a very welcome recent increase in the number of scenes posted here.

I would like to make two suggestions about sharing them.

Firstly, it would be helpful if the names of the .scn files (and the ,zip or ,7z files) each began with the creator's iStripper name or an abbreviation of it - for example @Everthangforever always prefixes his scenes with "ET - ". Doing this affects the order in which the scenes are listed on the fullscreen selection page of the app such that they are grouped by their creator. I always rename them myself before copying to the scenes directory but if they are created this way it might help newcomers,

Secondly, I find it convenient to use subdirectories of the scenes directory (typically one per scene creator) to hold the .scn files and then to use lower level directories to hold the other files for a scene or group of scenes. This requires a little more work than prefixing the .scn files with your name but it does avoid potential file name clashes between scenes and keeps the upper level directories "clean".

When you only have a small number of scenes how you name the files and the diectory structures used make little difference, but as your collection grows you will, I am sure, appreciate more regularity. Unfortunately the program only recognises .scn file that are in the top level scenes directory or in one of its first level subdirectories. If they searched just one more level when looking for .scn files things would be so much nicer for scene collectors.