It appears there's an issue with the fallback directory setting under the timestamp server in HereSphere. This problem prevents MultiFunPlayer (v1.29.4) or ScriptPlayer from accessing funscripts through Stash. Notably, DeoVR doesn't have this issue, but it's not a viable solution for me since DeoVR lacks support for alpha passthrough, which is essential for half of my library.
Additionally, local funscripts also fail to work with HereSphere when using Stash-VR. The problem seems to stem from Stash reporting the title from the metadata to MultiFunPlayer/ScriptPlayer, whereas all my funscripts are named based on the filename, not the title.
In contrast, XBVR appears to handles this differently. It retains the original filename for MultiFunPlayer/ScriptPlayer while still displaying the correct metadata in HereSphere.
Could Stash-VR implement a similar option to retain filenames, allowing local funscripts to work seamlessly?
It appears there's an issue with the fallback directory setting under the timestamp server in HereSphere. This problem prevents MultiFunPlayer (v1.29.4) or ScriptPlayer from accessing funscripts through Stash. Notably, DeoVR doesn't have this issue, but it's not a viable solution for me since DeoVR lacks support for alpha passthrough, which is essential for half of my library.
Additionally, local funscripts also fail to work with HereSphere when using Stash-VR. The problem seems to stem from Stash reporting the title from the metadata to MultiFunPlayer/ScriptPlayer, whereas all my funscripts are named based on the filename, not the title.
In contrast, XBVR appears to handles this differently. It retains the original filename for MultiFunPlayer/ScriptPlayer while still displaying the correct metadata in HereSphere.
Could Stash-VR implement a similar option to retain filenames, allowing local funscripts to work seamlessly?