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Manue
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2024 Advent Calendar

Everything about iStripper
November 11, 6 answers
As already stated above:
when you purchase the Advent Calendar, you Pay in advance for ALL of the cards included, Minus any cards you already purchased at the time you added the calendar.
Up till the 24th of December.
But do Not Wait that long.. I would make sure to purchase it by the 23rd to avoid any technical issues that have seemed to happen in past years on the 24th and 25th.

... I'm referring to the fact that I don't want to open a door in the Calendar ...
You DO NOT have to open the Advent Doors, but that Door will automatically be opened before the event ends.
and that card added to your collection.

You can always move a card to the Hidden collection if it's one you don't want to see displayed in your collection.

The main advantage to purchasing the calendar is that you get the SEC released on the 25th only included with the purchase of the calendar.

The Minimum Price is for 24 cards at regular price of 30 credits, or 720 crdits.
Their could be one or two cards at a higher price of 35 or 40 credits, and that will also be factored in to the total Price.

Then you also get your Level Discount.
from 0% up to 50% depending on your current Level.


If you are Free or Bronze level
Then you might want to purchase cards one by one till you reach silver to get your 10% Level discount on the remaining cards.
The same is true if you are just about to Level up and need fewer than 24 cards to obtain the next level.

Also Stated above:
The regular card released on December 1st is NOT part of the Advent Calendar.
The card for December 1st must be purchased separately if you want ALL of the cards from December.

What is in the Calendar?: You will get 25 cards in total. 24 regular cards and the SEC card.
You will receive the 24 cards Released from December 2nd, including the card Released on December 25th.
But because you Own the Calendar, you get to receive these cards one Day Earlier than Non-Advent Calendar owners.

So on December 1st you get the card that will be released on December 2nd. You get it 1 Day Early.
On December 2nd you get the card that will be released on December 3rd. You get it 1 Day Early.
...
On the 24th, you get the card that will be released on the 25th, You get it 1 Day Early.
Then on the 25th, you will get the SEC card.
25 cards in Total for the price of the 24 regular cards.
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Discussions for Scenes for Version 1.2.X Fullscreen Mode here

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November 11, 4897 answers
@ComteDracula

Quelle est la performance informatique du membre moyen ( ?) aujourd'hui est une question très intéressante.
Par le passé, je me suis appuyé sur des membres tels que vous, @Philours et @DANO70, pour me guider sur les shaders à rejeter dans les scènes, car ils peuvent être trop exigeants pour les systèmes moyens dans la mesure où ils affectent les performances du modèle.

J'ai remarqué que certaines de @Calgon scènes provoquent des bégaiements des modèles sur mon ordinateur et c'est avec moi n'utilisant que des cartes 3K et non 4K.

Je me demandais si, dans les futures éditions, vous pourriez inclure les mêmes scènes avec et sans cadres, pour ceux qui n'ont pas de problèmes de performances.

À l'heure actuelle, je suis ce que @TheEmu faisais, c'est-à-dire : (taille réduite / bordures noires) mais son PC était encore moins puissant que le mien aujourd'hui. Avoir deux vignettes identiques dans ma page de scène peut causer plus de travail et dérouter les utilisateurs.
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@ComteDracula

What is the averge member's computer performance (?) today is a very interesting question.
In the past I have relied on members such as yourself @Philours and @DANO70 to guide me regarding which shaders should be rejected in scenes because they may be too demanding for average systems to the extent that they affect model performances.

I have noticed some of @Calgon 's scenes cause stuttering of the models on my computer and that is with me only using 3K not 4K cards.

I was wondering if, in future editions, you could include the same scenes with and without frames, for those who don't have performance problems.

At this time, I am following what @TheEmu used to do ie: ( reduced size / black borders ) however his PC then was even less powerful than mine is today. Having two same thumbnails in my scene page may cause more work & ***** users.