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Climax Tab

The Climax Tab manages special trigger events that occur during a climax or when certain conditions change.
Currently, four fixed event types are available.
Each event can be placed as a node on the timeline to control its trigger timing.

All events have preset system behaviors —
users cannot customize or add new types of events.
(However, timeline nodes can be individually edited or deleted.)

1. Event List

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Event Description
Normal Climax The most basic climax event. Triggers at the moment of climax.
Hand Stop Stops the stroke (device movement) right before climax.
Continuous Climax Keeps the stroke running for a short time even after climax.
Ruined Orgasm Stops the stroke just before climax to simulate a suppressed orgasm.

💡 Note:
Each event has fixed system behavior.
You cannot edit the internal logic, but you can customize the hotkey and rest settings individually.

2. Event Editor

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When a special event is placed on the timeline,
you can double-click its node to open the Event Options Window.
Here, you can configure trigger conditions and post-climax behavior.

⚙️ Settings

Setting Description
Climax Type Select one of the four special event types.
Trigger Hotkey Assign a key to instantly trigger the event (e.g., LeftShift).
Rest Stroke Position Define the device position after the event.
Options: Top / Bottom / Keep Last Position.
Rest Duration Set how long (in seconds) the device remains still after the event.

💡 Event Flow

  1. The user presses the assigned hotkey, triggering the event.
  2. The specified special event action is executed.
  3. The device remains stopped for the set rest duration.
  4. After the rest period, the next stroke pattern or event automatically resumes.

🧭 Summary

Item Description
Number of Events 4 types (Normal Climax, Hand Stop, Continuous Climax, Ruined Orgasm)
Configurable Options Hotkey, stroke position, rest duration
Customizability Not available (system-defined)
Timeline Integration Supported – events can be placed as nodes

⚙️ Tip:
Special events can be combined with sound, stroke, and script elements
to create complex interactive sequences on the timeline.
For example, linking a “Hand Stop” event to a specific sound effect
can create a seamless, natural interactive flow.