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Wyldanimal
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Da In Mar 2008
17235 post(s)

Decoding models.lst

Tutto su iStripper
September 28, 2016, 40 risposte
Clips in Small mode are positioned over a Hot Spot. This spot is remembered, and it becomes the starting Spot for the Next Small clip in that position.
The Hot Spot Could Be Linked to the Top of an Open Window, it it will move around with that window.
When you Quit iStripper, and then Re-start it, These Saved Hot Spots are Reloaded, and re-used.

They are Generated using a formula that Calculates the Available Width, and places it in the Middle of the Width.
This then Divides the Space in half, and the Next Spot is calculated based on the Now Half Width..
Until there isn't enough Space for a new clip.

If you Want to Have New Spots, then Delete the file called entrances.dat in the Data folder.

If a remembered hot spot was attached to a window that no Longer is open, it is forgotten and a new one takes it's place.

itNN clips
it01 - Hang around Hot Spot ( or Center of Screen if clip is starter at center screen )
Might Walk around, but returns to Hot Spot.
it04 - Fall to a Standing position
it05 - the Hanging clip - as when you ***** an interactive clip
it06 - Exit to the Right side
it07 - Exit to the left side
it10 - Stand to Sit transition
it11 - Part of Magic
it12 - Sit to Stand Transition
it13 - Fall to Sitting position

The Magic Spin is to Get Dressed or to get naked.

Except for it11
there are .demo ( clothed ) and .vghd naked versions of each itNN type.
Sometimes there are more than One of the it01, it06 and it07 types.
these would be other variations. One Might just stand around, one might Tap her wrist like she's waiting...

the attached picture shows a sample of 6 active hot spots on my screen.
orclover
Da In Jun 2012
1404 post(s)

Why not release 5 days a week?

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September 28, 2016, 5 risposte
Thanks for the response Rex. Removing the 20% discount on new release was a big decision. It really saved my pocket book and I imagine it is the main reason sales have lagged. Humans want discounts, and they are more likely to buy if they feel they are getting something for free. I can tell you, if I had any doubt, I would then buy thecard for the 20% discount, rather than wait and decide later for full price. That is why I have 1400 cards. Now , if there is any doubt I do not buy, which is why it took me 4 months to buy 33 cards since the price change.

Here is what will work I believe.

1. Bring back 20% discount on release and let it last for 3 days. This ***** users to visit program regularly. At this time There is no reward for me to visit the site.
2. Only provide free demos for the cards that are on the 16% discount and cards that are a week old or newer.
3. Make all demos available for 10% of the card price. So for me a non-gratis demo would cost 1.5 credits instead of 15. And it becomes permanant in the account. Many people like the fully clothed dancing, they can have any card permantely but must pay a tithe.
4. Release girls on as many days of the week as possible or rotate your 16% discounts more often. This will drive people to check the program daily. The only way to use credits is to use the program.
5. READ THIS PLEASE! I did not buy so many cards because of demos but because of objective reviews. There used to be a number of sites that reviewed the girls and they could be trusted because the reviews appeared honest. Open up a section on the new forum called reviews. Allow high level members to edit and review. And for each review offer a chance for free credits. Like a weekly drawing. You must moderate that the reviews are respectful but also objective. The current review system is uninspired and seems dishonest.


P.S: I have always said that this program is one of the most unique and polished programs that I have ever experienced. It is truly a revolutionary product, I just hope the company stays healthy and keeps its creativity and high standards.


Dorsai6
Da In Apr 2013
3459 post(s)

Decoding models.lst

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September 28, 2016, 40 risposte
I thought I understood how to decode the models.lst file. I just discovered I made a mistake. Here is what I know. The type of a clip is encoded in the number after the final underscore "_" and before the dot. It seems to follow a simple rule. The last 2 digits are a sequence number to distinguish between cards that would otherwise have the same number. The third digit from the right is the hotness. The remaining digits are a decimal representation of a binary number where each binary digit is a yes/no description. From low to high these are:

bit 0 = on bar
bit 1 = behind bar
bit 2 = pole
bit 3 = used but meaning unknown
bit 4 = sign (rarely seen)
bit 5 = accessories
bit 6 = from side (or in-out)
bit 7 = always 0
bit 8 = always 0
bit 9 = cage
bit 10 = on top
bit 11 = dry start (transition control)
bit 12 = dead end (transition control)
bit 13 = magic start (transition control)
bit 14 = magic end (transition control)
bit 15 = nude start (transition control?)

Now I thought the same information was in the models.lst file. There is a block of binary data in the file for each clip. The block begins with the card's file name and continues with 28 additional bytes. These are arranged in groups of 4 and in all but one case each group is a long unsigned integer. The fourth group of 4 seems to be a set of bit flags. I thought the low order 16 flags matched the encoding in the file name. I was close, but not always. The low 7 bits (0-6) match. Bit 7 usually correlates with whether the card is a demo. Bit 8 correlates with whether the card has "SC" in its name. Bits 9 & 10 correlate as do 13-15. The headache came with bits 11 and 12. It seems they are true when they should be false and vice versa.

Can anyone confirm my guesses?