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A new version is out!

Wszystko o iStripper
March 9, 2017, 205 odpowiedzi
@Rex

Thank you for your explanation and your possible business case for introducing this.

Firstly I still don't see how you can tie this in with the Safer for Work ethos - or are you planning on abandoning that? Personally I don't use it at work so it doesn't really affect me but for those who do it could cause a problem. The iStripper name is a bit more "in your face" than the old VirtuaGirl name and it is more obvious as to what the software is about.

Secondly - is there anyway you could tie it in to when the scenes change. I personally would find this far less intrusive than having it happen in the middle of a scene. Tyoically I have mine set for a 10 minute change. My biggest problem is that, in the main, I use scenes with very rapidly changing shaders that produce a huge variety of colours that move almost in time to the psychedlic rock music that I have playing. To have that disappear even for only a couple of seconds in the middle of a scene completely breaks it up. To have the logo appear between scene changes would be OK for me (I cannot speak for others on this matter - I know some won't like it ).

Thirdly - what is to stop the clubs and bars simply using it in normal desktop mode with a static "wallpaper" background and thus getting around the advertising anyway. I have an automatic wall paper changer that changes the wallpaper at an adjustable time period. They could do something akin to the 2D Background Fullscreen scene without actually putting it in to fullscreen mode. You have then gone to the trouble of introducing a logo that some of your customers don't really want and the people you are actually targetting aren't seeing it anyway.

Those are my initial and personal thoughts on this - I can't really speak for anyone else on the matter.