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Wyldanimal
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Da In Mar 2008
17196 post(s)

Happy New Year 2023

Tutto su iStripper
January 3, 2023, 35 risposte
@Nebal

When the Team records a Video, it may well be one long session
that goes from Clothed, to Partially Clothed, to fully naked, to climax.

This type of session can be split up into a sequence of clips that could, later be put together in a chronological progression like you ask.

But Many times there are Multiple Shorter Sessions
They Might have 4 or 5 sessions that start fully clothed or Partially clothed, Where at the end of the short Session
the Model gets dressed again for the Start of the Next Session.

or once naked, there will be multiple short session that Start Naked.

These Sessions are then cut up to produce a random group of clips, that have no sequence from one to the next.

The 'C' series of shows ( DeskBabes ) had clips with a Scene Designation like _SC1_
All clips with the same _SCn_ were cut from the same Session and had a progression.
This is also true of some of the 'F' Series of cards (iStripperXXX)

The 'F' series of cards are often recorded in Longer sessions, and the clips can be put together in a progression.
This I think is why some of the 'F' series, have clips with duration of 5 minutes or longer.
They are cut from longer recorded sessions.

The Cards are Not meant to be a string of a Progression of clips cut from one Long Video.
They are Just a Bunch of Clips, some of various Levels of Eroticism.
Not meant to be Strung together to make a comprehensive chronological video.

Some cards do have clips that can form a Progression.



TheEmu
Da In Jul 2012
7424 post(s)

Happy New Year 2023

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January 3, 2023, 35 risposte
3. Eliminate the feature in small size, whereby the show is cancelled if the girl walks off the screen

There are two separate occassion when this happens.

1) The girl walks into a region not covered by a screen.

2) The girl walks off one screen onto another and drops through the floor.

The first of these requires a redesign to handle the case where the edge of the displayable area is reached. There are several possibilities. E.g. have a "barrier" that stops the girl moving off screen (that barrier itself may be offscreen so the girl could move partly offscreen) or have her "wrap round" to the opposite side of the screen. (Incidently, I would like to be able to set up such barriers for myself within a screen in order keep certain areas clear of the dancers.)

The second, however, does not seem to be due to a design feature but to an implementation bug. The following describes what I think is happening.

If you have two screens with their bottom edges aligned and a task bar on one then walking off that task bar onto the other screen will result in the performer dropping to the lower edge of the second screen. If she then walks back to the first screen you would expect her to continue to dance on the first screen. However, at least on my system, if the first screen has a lower resolution than the second screen the position of the bottom of the clip seems to be calculated as being a fraction of a pixel below the bottom of the screen so she drops off screen.

I think that this is due to miscalculating the pixel positions. In my case the larger screen has a vertical size of 1080 pixels and the smaller one only 900 pixels. I suspect that a rescaling factor of 900/1080 is being used whereas the correct factor should I think be 899/1079 (the tops of each pixel being at 0,1,2,3... not 1,2,3...)