New Scene "BAAM" Has Been Released!

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Something I want to say:

When I'm making scenes, I usually use four or more lights to make sure the lighting looks good. The results are great, but it also brings up another issue — performance.

That's why I added lighting options so you can turn them on or off as you prefer.

I also use the OrificeDynamics plugin — mainly for mouth morphs during oral and genital morphs during sex. But if you want the mouth morph to look natural, you'll still need to keep soft body physics on.

So overall, my scenes do have fairly high hardware requirements. To help with that, here are two suggestions:

1. Try the CPU Performance Patch from VamHub. My CPU is a 9950X, and using this patch gave me a huge boost — though it's a bit more work to set up. But it's a one-time thing, and I highly recommend every VAM player install it.

2. Use Lossless Scaling for frame generation. Desktop only — not effective for VR.

Extra: For Nvidia users only — you can use the Smooth Motion feature in the NVIDIA app. This works not just on desktop, but also for wired VR (I use a Pimax Crystal Light myself).

If you're using wireless VR (taking Meta Quest as an example), I highly recommend Virtual Desktop Streamer. It comes with Snapdragon upscaling and frame generation built in, which may give your wireless VR experience a nice boost.