I am new and have the following problem:

A show contains a few clips. They should have an order to play, like clip1,clip2,clip3. Now the situation is they are randomly played. Sometimes it's clip1, 3, 2, sometimes 3,1,2, etc. Each model has the same issue.

Does anybody have the same issue?

The software is designed to play clips at random and as I understand it there is no plan to make it possible to create ordered lists of how we want the clips to play. Would be a nice feature thou... :)

Also, the clips in a card are not named 1,2,3,4,etc... the names are governed by different tags that make up code for how to play each clip, which makes it harder to order the clips from "start" to "finish".

I think by default the clips should be in an ordered play which feels like a real show. But there could an option for random play.

Personally I have about 190 cards... and if they would run by default from 1 to 190 in order clip 1 through... it would take 4 whole days to watch them all :) ...I think I prefer it randomly by default ;)

Also, the "show" isn't built up like a real show. It's done in short clips with different features. Within each "show" there is at least 1 full length striptease. Besides that there are all kinds of crazy stuff that the girls do :)

I personally really like the fact that the animations are 100% random (Especially since I have so many cards installed on my laptop). I love the element of surprise, but then again that’s just me.

The Totem folks seem to have enough technological wish-list items on their plates, all of which they say they will get to in the future. But if they ever get bored or are looking for a new challenge, here is my humble suggestion to modify the random appearance of clips.

Have the computer keep track of how long it has been since each clip appeared on a given customer's computer. The longer the clip remains unselected, the higher a probability "weight" should be assigned to having it picked next. The last clip played would have the lowest "weight," the second-to-last the next lowest, etc. That would basically preserve the randomness, but give the ones we haven't seen in a long time a greater chance of coming up without having to wait years. It would be like buying extra lottery tickets, but with a real chance of winning. And yes, I have always been a math nerd.