Can you teach me or make me a version of Background_2D only that has a different size to the model?
I would need 125%, 150% and 200%

@desexyvideoclub

In the iStripper GUI click on the Monitor icon in the top Menu bar. This goes to the Fullscreen Page in the GUI. There is a folder Icon next to the number of scenes. Click on this and it will open Windows Explorer at the scenes directory for iStripper.

Open the Background_2D folder and find the Background 2D.scn file.

Open this file in notepad or other text editor.

Scroll down until you find the folowing

clipSprite {
pos: 400, 450
standingHeight: 380
source: Clip
}

Changing the standingHeight value is what you need to do. Save the file with a slightly different name so you don't overwrite the original but it must have the .scn extension so that iStripper recognises it.

Also directly under the standingHeight: 380 line you can enter a new line

sittingHeight:380

You can play around with this value as well.

standingHeight controls the standing clips.
sittingHeight controls the table clips.

HTH

If you want a version that plays Swing clips then copy the code below.

Open Notepad and past the code into it.

Save the file as say Background 2D_Top.scn

Make sure you save it into the Background 2D folder.

text: text.txt

clip {
id: Clip
allow: top
//deny: behindtable
}

texture {
id: Background2D
source: Backgrounds
}

camera {
type: 2D
pos: -10, 0
size: 800, 450

animate: 15, PingPong, InOutQuad, pos, 20, 20

sprite {
pos: 400, 150
hotspot: 0.5, 0.5
size: 820, 615
source: Background2D
blend: false
}

clipSprite {
pos: 400, -35
scale: -1.0, 1.0, 1.0
standingHeight: 380
source: Clip
}

clipNameSprite {
pos: 400, 450
scale: 0.5
hotspot: 0.5, 1
source: Clip
}
}

Forgot to add in the first one

above the standingHeight: 380 line

you can also add a new line

scale: -1.0, 1.0, 1.0

This mirrors the clips so that the text on clothes appears the right way round.

If you want a bit more info on this there a few more posts here.

http://www.istripper.com/forum/thread/38344/2?post=580411

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Adding sittingHeight: 380 gives the above approx size on a 1920 x 1080 screen for a table clip.

Number6 ..
when I change the sitting or standing height in a scenefile can I use what you just explained also or will these two things then collide and I will have something I don't need when playing a fullscreen scene ?

@R2D34ever2

sittingHeight and standingHeight can both be used in the same scene (I have done it in many scenes).

As indicated the standingHeight controls Standing, Pole, Cage, Glass clips etc. The sittingHeight controls table clips only.

Please note that sittingHeight does not control standing clips where the girl may squat or kneel or lie down.

There are limitations in both. Some of the older clips still seem small when the standing height is set. If you increase it to accomodate this then with some of the newer clips the girls head can disappear off the top of the sceen.

Similarly with sittingHeight increasing it for older clips runs the risk of losing the girls head in newer clips if she kneels up.

Neither are perfect and one size doesn't always fit all, but they can work together.

Give it a try. You can't really break anything with it and as long as you save any changes with a new filename then you will not lose your original.

Please note also that if you are using multiple clips then you need to set the standingHeight/sitting Height for each clip when it is called in the scene. This can sometimes help when wanting to reduce the height of some clips to get some sort of perspective effect. If you look in Totem's Whisper Club multi girl scene, the pole clips' standingHeight is set at half of the main clip's standingHeight.

The screencaps have a standing height of 380, 400 and 420 repectively in the Background 2D scene.

Please be aware also that in that scene the camera size is set at 800 x 450 which automatically scales up to a 1920 x 1080 screen so even small changes to the standingHeight (or sittingHeight) in that scene can have quite a dramatic effect.

HTH