Hey everyone, got some good news to share!

Thanks to some great work from Skynet, Orifice Dynamics no longer requires soft body physics to run. That means you can now freely toggle soft body physics on or off.

That said, I do need to mention one thing:

When soft body physics is on, lip physics can get a little weird. To fix that, I’m using a plugin called SoftSelector. It can turn off physics for specific body parts. The downside? It doesn’t play nice with Naturalis — but don’t worry, I’ve already handled that.

If you turn soft body physics off, the BJ part will look a bit off — specifically, the lips will clip. So what you see in-game won't match the preview video exactly. Just keep that in mind.

Also, my scenes will default to having soft body physics on. If you want to play with it off, go to the Options menu on your right, then Graphics Options, and click the "SoftbodyPhysics On" button to turn it to "SoftbodyPhysics Off". That way, soft body physics won’t be active in the scene at all.

Q: Why can't I just turn it off using VAM's own menu?

A: If you do not use the in-scene menu to turn off soft body physics, SoftSelector will still enable soft body physics when switching. This will cause a situation where soft body physics looks wrong even when it's supposed to be off.

Q: Then why even bother using SoftSelector in the first place?

A: The girls in my scenes have a lot of facial expressions — sticking out their tongues, for example. When the tongue touches the lips, soft body physics makes the lips act all floppy and exaggerated. It kills the expression and can turn a sexy scene into something goofy — and I really want to avoid that.

This plugin update is a pretty big deal.
I want to make my scenes playable for members with lower end setups too. So I might go back and optimize some of the older scenes.
Mostly updating menus, swapping out plugins, and tweaking OSR parameters. Stay tuned!

BTW, The latest scene is almost done — it should be ready for release within the next couple of days!