Another alternative scenario creator
Dresser schedule Download link (10.9.2014): (It includes sampleset.zip which you can extract if you need some help using the program. Overwriting config.ini…
Dresser schedule Download link (10.9.2014): (It includes sample_set.zip which you can extract if you need some help using the program. Overwriting config.ini will lose all your previous settings for items if there was any) This is another alternative for using application to choose sessions for you. I have done some more polishing today and i have tried to make application instruct you how to use it a bit. But feel free to ask if anything seems unclear. (You can shift-click on the green/gray propability bar to change whole group at the time) You have to create a list of items or actions that application picks. Once the random pick is done to create a session, it will remain in the main screen for as long as you type ‘done’ and press enter (and you have actually finished the session then:gag: ). If you restart the application but didn’t finish your session it will come up again until its done. After ‘done’ new session time is calculated from between limits defined in settings, but it will be secret. You don’t have to keep the program running because it uses realtime clock, but it is normally run small in the systray bar and pops up open when new session is created. I don’t have auto-start feature in the app but if you want to make one, with Windows you can: Open Start menu and search “Start up” folder under “Programs”. Open it to explorer with right-click and add shortcut to this program. And little more info… Crowley’s generator gave alot of tips and this includes similarly light,medium,heavy sessions and item exclusion tables and item propabilities. This however doesn’t have body parts but has groups (categories). “Select always”-items:
- These will have their propability bar colored gray and they are always selected before normal items.
- They are not count in the item-fill ratios. You can for example make a group “Sit” and add “Sit:Yes” and “Sit:No” with exclusive options (can’t select no if select yes), both with any propability. Program will always select other one of them. Difficulty exclusion for items:
- There is another tab for exclusion that lets you disable that item for light/medium/heavy sessions. For example you may want to disable [Time] category’s less than 30 min items for heavy sessions. What’s may be coming is sort of simple scripting. This would let you make a linear plan of what the item randomizer does… for example:
- Pick 1 item from group [time]
- Pick random items
- Pick 1 item from group [dress]
- If picked item [tie hands], pick 1 item from group [bondage]