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Manual Mode & Auto Mode

In-game menu

The full menu is assembled from the modules and options installed during Setup.

Sweat
├─ Sweat On
├─ Sweat %
├─ Auto Mode
└─ Reduce Load
├─ Remote Low Load
├─ Only Visible to Me
├─ Particles
│ ├─ All Particles
│ ├─ Falling Drops
│ ├─ Floor Stains
│ ├─ Breath Puffs
│ └─ Steam
└─ 3D Effect (Photos Only, High Load)
  • Remote Low Load appears when Sweat Base Module is installed.
  • Particles appears when Sweat Effects Module is installed.
  • 3D Effect (Photos Only, High Load) appears only when tessellation support is installed.

Items for modules or options that are not installed are omitted automatically.

Manual Mode

Turn Auto Mode off and set Sweat % directly from 0–100%. Manual Mode is useful for photos, before-and-after comparisons, and scenes that need a fixed sweat level.

Manual and Auto Mode do not keep separate values. Turning Auto Mode off preserves the current Sweat % as the manual value. Turning it on again continues from that value instead of resetting the gauge.

Auto Mode

Auto Mode is on by default after installation. It detects physical body movement: more movement builds Sweat % faster, and Sweat % gradually falls after movement stops.

Tracked motion such as dancing, squats, exercise-ball movement, and torso sway can drive the sensor. WASD locomotion and jumping are intentionally excluded, including a short settling delay after locomotion, so simply moving through a world does not make the avatar sweat.

  • Auto Mode Sensitivity controls how strongly movement is interpreted.
  • The Custom Accumulation Speed Curve changes the build rate across the Sweat % range.
  • Both settings contribute to Auto Mode.

The default sensitivity preset is Balanced.

Auto Mode requires a Humanoid avatar with the expected Modular Avatar bone setup. Non-humanoid avatars and avatars without the required bone reference can use Manual Mode.

Sweat On versus Sweat 0%

  • Sweat On + Sweat 0%: the system remains ready, and Auto Mode can begin building sweat from zero.
  • Sweat On off: the sweat presentation is disabled.

Use Sweat On at 0% when you want the avatar to begin dry and get wetter naturally after movement starts.

Quick behavior check

  1. Enable Sweat On.
  2. Turn the default Auto Mode off temporarily and inspect 0%, 25%, 50%, 75%, and 100%.
  3. Enable Auto Mode and move the avatar.
  4. Stop moving and confirm that the value falls gradually.
  5. Confirm there are no abrupt visual jumps while crossing the range.