Runtime Helper Tab¶
The Runtime Helper Tab is a tool designed to monitor and debug the internal state of your project in real time during execution.
It allows you to easily observe the current Stroke positions, runtime variable values, global variables,
and currently active events.
This tab is primarily intended for developers and script debugging rather than general users.
1. Interface Overview¶
| Component | Description |
|---|---|
| Stroke Position | Displays the real-time position of each axis (L0–R2). |
| Runtime Variables | Shows major control variables that change during execution (e.g., speed, range). |
| Global Variables | Displays the current values of global variables used throughout the project. |
| Active Events | Lists currently running events (e.g., ejaculation, Live2D scenes, subtitles). |
2. Stroke Position¶
The Stroke Position section displays the real-time coordinates of each device axis (Axis).
These values are read-only and reflect the movements of the actual hardware or simulator.
| Axis Name | Description |
|---|---|
| L0–L2 | Left channel axis positions |
| R0–R2 | Right channel axis positions |
💡 Tip:
The slider positions directly reflect the real movement of the physical device.
They cannot be manually changed and are intended purely for monitoring purposes.
3. Runtime Variables¶
This section displays key control variables that change dynamically during execution.
These values are automatically updated according to script logic or triggered events.
| Variable Name | Description |
|---|---|
| StrokeRange | Amplitude of the Stroke (maximum movement range) |
| StrokeSpeed | Speed multiplier of the Stroke |
| Sensitivity | Input sensitivity or response level |
| ErectionState | State variable (e.g., arousal or emotional level) |
| RestTime | Time spent resting (in seconds) |
| StrokeExecCount | Number of Stroke executions |
| (Other Variables) | Global variables declared within the current script or environment |
💡 Tip:
This section is useful for debugging scripts, testing variable changes, or adjusting balance.
4. Active Events¶
This section lists all currently active events.
Each event represents a running component, such as subtitles, Live2D scenes, Strokes, or special events.
| Example | Description |
|---|---|
| New Live2D Scene | Currently active Live2D animation |
| Normal Ejaculation | Ongoing special event |
💡 Note:
Events automatically disappear from the list once completed.
When multiple events are active, they are displayed in order from top to bottom.
5. Use Cases¶
| Purpose | How to Use |
|---|---|
| Debugging | Check Stroke positions, variable states, and event behavior in real time |
| Testing | Verify variable changes during script execution |
| Performance Monitoring | Observe how variables behave when multiple events run simultaneously |