Toying With This Week (June 27 - July 3)

Well the past week ended up mostly just being a bug bash.

Large Tease audio files were crashing the site because I was decoding the entire file into memory.

Tease timers just plain weren't working.

Google decided all Android users were probably bots and started blocking them.

The Handy wasn't working on FW3.

It's mostly all fixed now though.

Discord Bot Improvements

I've added the ability for the Discord bot to periodically move the status message to the bottom of the chat (assuming the Guild owner has enabled it). It's mostly intended for when there's a single person being controlled by a crowd and to keep the status message findable.

I'm also working on adding allow/deny controls to only allow certain people to connect to the bot.

Recaptchas

I implemented recaptcha v3 way back when sign-in was set up a year ago and then just never really handled the case where a user is detected as a bot. So some people getting false negatives just simply can't sign in to the site. I'm going to work on falling back to a normal visible recaptcha for those people.

Online Session Crashes

WebRTC can only handle data chunks of <16KB or else the connection just terminates itself. So I've finally added message chunking for the few times there actually is a huge message being sent (generally just when setting a full video mapped funscript).

Floating Buttons on Android

I'm thinking about adding the ability on Android to control connected toys from a small floating slider (ie. how Facebook Chat and other chat apps work with chat bubbles). So that you can control toys in a more discrete way or while a video call is open and things like that.

Custom Functions

I haven't gotten a chance to work on adding support for user defined javascript functions. So that's still on the plan for next week.

Patterns/Scripts List Changes

I also plan to work on making the scripts list behave more like the Teases list (ie. not immediately going into the editor, showing ratings, showing the originally creator, etc). And also showing a count of how many times a public pattern/script/tease has been used.