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This is a simple scene with a cycle force animation, a few different poses, and buttons to change body morph. The body morphs are intended to show the full range of possible glute mass values that BootyMagic supports so that you can easily test how the plugin adjusts to different butt sizes.

For things to look good, it's very important that framerate is stable, high and synced with physics rate. On the desktop, set Physics update rate to 60 and use some method to limit fps to 60, more info here: https://github.com/everlasterVR/TittyMagic/wiki/Frame-Rate,-Physics-Rate-and-Performance 

Also, glute soft physics is enabled in the scene. Make sure it's also enabled in your User Preferences. You can of course disable it and see how it looks, but morphing currently looks much smoother with glute soft physics enabled.

Dependencies

Direct dependencies:

Additional deps via everlaster.JointCorrect.1.var -

Additional optional deps via everlaster.Eva.2.var (see also Eva release post). These are not used in the demo scene, but lacking these will result in missing dependency warnings in VAM error log.

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Rezz

If tittymagic isn't in a scene that I load up I will put it there myself. Literally every time. Absolutely essential! Well, Naturalis is essential now ;)

Alessandro Z.

Everlaster, thanks for keep the focus in bootymagic! What you are doing here in community of vam is unique... if not you, probably, no one would pay attention on it! I know i should not ask because i think you already are doing too many things... but i have curiosity if you even know about this: https://hub.virtamate.com/resources/vibration-support-morphs-with-example-and-model.3481/ Do you see these morphs? They are for glute and thighs. So may i ask you... someday would you go for thighs physics too or if they don't have support in vam( i dont know ) maybe would you try to simulate something? Because boobs, ass and thighs physics... would be the Holy Trinity for VaM.

everlaster

Yeah, I'm aware of those morphs. Those might turn out to be very useful in the future, we'll see!