>>42850 The device it runs on will probably end up being a smartphone. I don't think there's any need for a custom device. As for the battery life, I'm not sure how long it can run, but probably a good deal longer than a traditional robowaifu. Most existing robowaifu designs run for 2-3 hours at most. We should be able to get at least double that. I don't think a generic soccer ball is suitable to build the actual bot with, but it may help to test out the AR visor's tracking ability. That's some of that incremental progress you're talking about. We probably don't actually have to build a bot to prove that this concept can work. >>42851 >I would say that the hardest part is designing the AR equipment. If that's true then we definitely need to do some prototyping first.

>>42852 OK, I want to create a much more simplified version of the hefty action plan described in >>42844. We don't just need to plan out how to build the full AR soccer ball bot and project fully interactive AR holograms onto it, we need a plan to build a proof of concept that can attract more people to the project. To me it would go like this: >Create the tracking code (as already outlined) -- including the rolly ball's target reticle calculation frame-to-frame. >Show that we can project images onto the soccer ball (which will be an actual soccer ball done up with fancy lights and markings and not a robot) >Maybe some minor interactivity features like rotating images So nothing anywhere close to the effort it would take to do the full project. It would look more like something a college student hacked together in his dorm room than a professional product. Is there anything I'm leaving out of that?

>>42853 >OK, I want to create a much more simplified version of the hefty action plan described in >>42844. Yeah I totally agree, Anon. In fact I think it displays real wisdom on your part to suggest this more-modest approach to begin with. I'll respond more-fully later to your new posts, but just a quick one to say I approve of this action plan. Cheers, Anon. :^)

Well I saw your aspiration to use this from a phone instead of a PC. That decision significantly complicates things compared to using a smol PC instead (primarily due to the convoluted nature of development on these platforms). I don't have anything definitive yet, but I've gone ahead and looked briefly (an hour or so of research so far) into using a game engine after all if that's the target hardware platform goal for your project. Unity & Godot are the two I've done so far (I refuse to work with (((unr*eal))) ). The >tl;dr here for me, personally, is that we could have a functional tracker system with the four ingredients mentioned in place (cf. >>42850 ) within literally five minutes. But for phone development instead, it would likely take me weeks if not months to investigate and decide between all the (often conflicting) issues to consider. I'm out of my depth experience-wise here, true. But it's simply a more-complex endeavor fundamentally, as well. Not sure what else to say rn in addition. You already have my "game plan" for a PC-based system (cf. >>42844 ). I'll see your response to this post before replying further, Anon. Cheers. :^)

>>42862 I know phones can be hard to develop for, but they're mobile and lots of people have them, so it's worth looking at. But ideally it should be multiplatform, so the best plan is to start with whichever platform is the easiest to develop for and expand out from there. But there's something else too. I thought of a potential problem with this system, which is the problem of object permanence. If the system is solely based on projecting an AR hologram onto a QR code through an AR visor, then your waifu will vanish whenever you look away from the ballbot. In order to stop this, you can use a few different methods: >Place a GPS tracker on the ballbot that broadcasts its location to the visor; this could complement the QR codes and light signals, but it's hard to use GPS indoors >Have a master camera connected to the AR visor that has a much wider field of view than a visor and can persistently track the ballbot >Use another separate device besides the AR visor that can receive a signal from the ballbot and triangulate the ballbot's signal in conjunction with the visor to locate it But this "problem" could also be leveraged to acquire extra functionality. As you said, without the unique ID given by a QR code, the system could get confused and project the holowaifu onto the wrong rolly ball. But the QR code/Tron highlight method isn't limited to a ballbot. This system could theoretically be used to place AR holograms anywhere you can put an identifiable QR code. You could paint the side of a building with a QR code and turn it into an AR display. Or, if you didn't feel like building a rolly ball to cart your holowaifu around, you could literally just paint the walls of your house with your holowaifu's QR code. Let's say you've decided to paint the walls in every room of your house with QR codes, and you're in bed with your waifu and then you get up and go to the kitchen for some food. Your waifu will vanish when the QR code in your bedroom leaves your field of view, but when you get to the kitchen and look at the QR code in there, she'll reappear as though she teleported with you. You could even have her appear in multiple places at once. It seems to my novice reckoning that it would be easier to develop a system like this than even a very cheap ballbot because you're eliminating the need to build a robot at all. The ballbot could still be developed at some point to give finer control over your holowaifu's movement, but a holowaifu is fundamentally a being of pure information and therefore not subject to the mobility restrictions of a physical body. But this may end up having its own problems. Since I'm a n00b at actually developing a product, I can't say how it would work out if we did this.

>>42864 Actually, this could be even better. You don't even necessarily have to paint permanent QR codes, and unless you own a building you can't just go painting QR codes on the walls just because you feel like it. But if you use a smartphone projector to project a QR code, your holowaifu can appear anywhere you can find a suitable surface to project a code onto.

>>42864 >>42865 Yes! This is a good idea IMO. You seem to have simplified the problem down to the fundamentals. And there are a wide variety of takes on the such tracking markers, as well. In other words, they don't have to be QR codes, but some unique geometric shape with hard edges & intersections should work too. Projecting (or just carrying) the markers would work for the tracking problem. --- So now with this bit pared down to the minimum, its time to think about the visors. Got any ideas along this line, Anons? <---> >Phones are commonplace Yes, this is very true. Obviously, being able to run this with just a smartphone in your pocket is pretty close to ideal for today. I agree its worthwhile keeping it in mind! :^) OTOH, I think its and even better idea to make forward progress as quickly as possible in the here & now. Such "momentum" is invaluable to keep everyone on the project motivated and morale high. Cheers, Anon. This is great stuff so far! :^) Forward

>>42866 Yeah, this should be more manageable. You only have to have the ballbot if you want your holowaifu to appear to be walking realistically, because the ballbot's movements are needed to synchronize her walking animation to. But if you're willing to accept some level of otherworldly behavior from her (teleporting from QR code to QR code), you can get something that's much easier to achieve. So if you don't care if she walks realistically, why do you even need the bot? I think a lot of people would be willing to compromise on realism if it speeds up the development of waifus. People who want a fairy waifu definitely won't care about whether she walks correctly or not. >Projecting (or just carrying) the markers would work for the tracking problem. Yeah, carrying a marker could work too. You could have a little paperweight with a QR code on it. See, this is an example of when a Steve Jobs mentality can be helpful. The guy who has less technical training is always looking for ways to simplify things. The ballbot plan might have succeeded eventually, and maybe there'll be somebody out there who really wants a holowaifu that walks, but it would take longer and be more expensive to implement. But every device needed for the marker projection/teleportation plan already exists. I'd like to run with this plan and see where it goes. So now with this improved concept, we need to reformulate the action plan. How do you think we should proceed?

>>42868 Well, let me start formulating the new action plan with the proviso that we probably shouldn't worry about displaying the QR code (or other choice of holowaifu marker) through a smartphone projector to start with. Although it would be cool to be able to project your waifu like that, that's a bit much to shoot for at the start of the project given that this is highly likely to result in perspective-distorted markers and the AR visor could have trouble recognizing them. Most likely the first stage will just be displaying the marker on your phone and putting the phone down on a table. Then again, this could also result in a perspective-distorted marker, so you could use a Pepper's Ghost screen attachment for your phone to solve the distortion issue.

>>42868 >So now with this improved concept, we need to reformulate the action plan. How do you think we should proceed? By answering this question: >"So now with this bit pared down to the minimum, its time to think about the visors. Got any ideas along this line, Anons?" ( >>42866 ) >>42869 Fair enough. But trackers are pretty robust today; I think a little distortion probably won't be an issue until it gets to be a large amount of it. BTW, you can create a tracking marker with literally just a sharpie marker, a 2.5" post-it note, and a couple minutes spent inking out a clean geometric shape! :D

>>42869 >>42870 So to recap this for newcomers just arriving here who would rather not read through this entire discussion, your three primary options for displaying an AR holowaifu marker are: >Mobile robot that has markers on it (complex, only necessary for holowaifus that emulate human movement) >Painting or projecting the markers on surfaces (may encounter perspective distortion, and putting markers on surfaces you don't own is vandalism, but pretty neat if you can do it) >Using a smartphone stand/case or Pepper's Ghost screen attachment to display the marker without perspective distortion using your phone Seems to me that the third option is the winner for most practical purposes. The smartphone mount could be either a traditional stand or a phone case that sticks to the wall, while the Pepper's Ghost attachment lets you use tables for this too. What you might end up doing is using multiple options simultaneously so your waifu will teleport around the room as you look around. You could have QR code posters/post-it notes on your wall on either side of your room, and your phone stuck on the wall between them. Then if you want to carry your waifu to another room, just grab your phone and take it with you, and set the phone up with your choice of attachment in the other room. >So now with this bit pared down to the minimum, its time to think about the visors. Unfortunately I don't know how helpful I can be here. I've never used an AR visor before.

>>42871 >Unfortunately I don't know how helpful I can be here. I've never used an AR visor before. Neither have I (nor a VR one), though I've seen them in use IRL. Nothing special there on my part either. OTOH, I know that they can be DIY'd (as per : >>42822, et al here on the board). What we really need at this stage I'd think is an opensource design for one already done. One that can simultaneously accept both video in and video out would be best. Stereoscopic preferably, ofc. Dealing with trying to haxxor commercial products, and getting them to do just what we need could be significantly harder. OTOOH, this tech has been around for quite some time. I'm sure if some'nons did some research, already "jailbroken" commercial rigs are out there. Just a matter of tracking see what I did there? :D them down. Good luck all! Cheers. :^)

>>42873 Apple Vision Pro and Meta Quest Pro are still very expensive. Right now AR visors are at the stage where smartphones were in the late 2000s; they're still a luxury item, not something you see people use every day. We might just have to wait for the cost to come down, but the cost is sure to come down for AR visors a lot faster than for robowaifus. And if it's possible to DIY a robowaifu (the main premise of the board), it should be possible to DIY a holowaifu much more easily. But I've never seen any DIY AR visor designs that can do what we need for this. This is going to take some searching.

>>42874 >And if it's possible to DIY a robowaifu (the main premise of the board), it should be possible to DIY a holowaifu much more easily. That certainly sounds reasonable. Also, "holowaifu" sounds like a bang-up project name. Maybe "Holonon" or "HoloAnon" might be a good namefag handle for you? >But I've never seen any DIY AR visor designs that can do what we need for this. This is going to take some searching. True. They always tell me: >"Soonest started, soonest complete."

>>42879 How about HoloAnon Labs? It's based on Holowan Labs from Star Wars, the manufacturer of IG-88 and the other IG-series assassin droids. It seems appropriate because this idea began with a concept based on Star Wars (and because I tried to make an assassin droid thread), but also ironic because we managed to eliminate the actual physical bot portion of this.

As you see fit, Anon! Since we all tend to refer to people as if they were not a business Star Wars or otherwise, I'd expect we'd all tend to just call you by the shortened "HoloAnon". Is that acceptable? :^) <---> >It seems appropriate because this idea began with a concept based on Star Wars (and because I tried to make an assassin droid thread) Yeah no, please don't go there!! :D (cf. >>42881 )

>>42882 Sure, that's acceptable. I'll probably still use the HoloAnon Labs name though, because it hilariously gives off the false impression that I have any sort of necessary skills or qualifications to be doing this. But don't worry, a hologram can't assassinate you. The major reason why I started that thread was to figure out how to defend the robowaifu from anti-robowaifu aggressors, but the paradox of it that I never managed to solve (and which may be unsolvable) is that the very act of equipping her with weapons gives them something to cite when they talk about how they want all robowaifus shut down. And even if discussion of militarized robowaifus is banned here, somebody somewhere will inevitably do it. But an AR visor is both incapable of killing and much easier to conceal than even the stealthiest robot ninja, so it's much harder to both make an argument to ban it and to actually implement the ban, especially since AR visors have more uses than just waifus. The best possible security measure for your artificial waifu may be to use a holowaifu instead of a robowaifu because a holowaifu can be backed up at no cost, but if you want a spare robowaifu, you better have some serious cash.

>>42890 >it hilariously gives off the false impression that I have any sort of necessary skills or qualifications to be doing this. Heh. They always tell me "fake it until you make it". Every.single.product. out there began life as just an idea. Robowaifus have been on men's minds for literally thousands of years. So have cars, planes, and long-distance communications. A key differentiator for success * IMHO is: do you put your money where your mouth is? In other words, do you work hard towards your dreamed-of goals? For myself, I've changed career directions and invested heavily in education to pursue this. That's no guarantee of success obviously, but "opportunity favors the prepared mind" they tell me! :^) >somebody somewhere will inevitably do it. I made the other post in the other thread explicitly b/c I didn't want to pollute this thread with such Terminatorz-R-Us talk. Unlike most mods on the Internets, I actually care and will clear out any of their "doo it" left here! Let's kindly keep this on-topic ITT. :^) <---> >The best possible security measure for your artificial waifu may be to use a holowaifu instead of a robowaifu because a holowaifu can be backed up at no cost, but if you want a spare robowaifu, you better have some serious cash. Good point HoloAnon. And also the idea that you would carry around a HoloWaifu Avatar of your robowaifu in your pocket -- even if she physically is sitting charging up back at your place at the same time -- is a great one! --- So, back to the ol' grindstone. Visors? The DIY one made by the Iron Man cosplayer ( >>42822 ) literally can do all the things we need for the HoloWaifu project, AFAICT. Sure we wouldn't put them into such a helmet, but the tech itself seems doable. And since he claims he will opensource it all IIRC, perhaps he could be convinced to go ahead and do so? --- * The #1 key being just pure dee ol' stick-to-itiveness! In other words: endurance; perseverance; pertinacity.

>>42891 >Let's kindly keep this on-topic ITT. Fine by me. A holowaifu is an idea, and they can't kill that, so why bother equipping it with weapons? I just wish I'd thought of this sooner. >Visors? Yeah, let's get into the actual details of the problem. >Iron Man cosplayer This is very impressive for a DIY job. I always thought it'd be cool to have a visor like that. And the discussion in this thread has given me more of an idea of how these visors work. But actually assembling something like that is going to be hard, at least for me. Can it be done with a microcontroller like Arduino/BeagleBoard, or does it require a custom PCB? >And since he claims he will opensource it all IIRC, perhaps he could be convinced to go ahead and do so? I hope so. It'd be great if a lot of the big science and tech YouTubers could participate in mainstreaming AR. We could get multiple open-source AR visors and have a better chance of finding a model that suits our needs.

>>42823 >Subject to damage and malfunction Every part which moves suffers all the same. Spheres are only harder to maintain. Outside of aesthetics, spheres only have drawbacks and if you're not experienced enough to know that, you ought not to start with them. A simple differential or Ackerman drive would be far easier and superior in almost every way. SCUTTLE would be an ideal place to start. Simple, cheap, and plenty of documentation. https://www.scuttlerobot.org/ >QR codes ArUco Markers and AprilTags are perfect for your use case since they provide position, orientation, and scale with very little computation. https://docs.opencv.org/4.x/d5/dae/tutorial_aruco_detection.html https://april.eecs.umich.edu/software/apriltag >>42890 >VR hologram waifu Why though? I mean legitimately, why bother with a waifu you can't interact with physically? Why not make her accessible via smartphone or computer? What problem are you trying to solve? What is your intended audience? What would make her worth going through the hassle to have her? Not trying to be rude but, you need to find clarity and purpose for a successful project. Who, what, when, where, and most importantly, why, are all vital question,

>>42893 >why bother with a waifu you can't interact with physically? Literally just spite for feminist women and cuckservatards. I might not even use the waifu myself. Also, it might be possible to develop AR peripherals that enable this to an extent. >Why not make her accessible via smartphone or computer? Holograms are cool. >What problem are you trying to solve? The problem of there not being enough things that exist purely to troll feminist women and cuckservatards. >What would make her worth going through the hassle to have her? Mostly the fact that there would be less hassle than a waifubot. >What is your intended audience? Guys looking for a waifu who want something that exists in 3D space but can't afford a physical waifu. I have no technical skills and no idea what I'm doing, but that's okay. I'll wing it through the power of friendship or something like that. Or the power of whatever this is: >"we don't even actually need a physical robowaifu to get something better than you roasties, that's how cancerous you are" I can have an AI write code for me and explain key concepts. And if I end up failing, maybe I'll get far enough that somebody else can finish what I started.

>>42852 >>42862 The use of a smartphone is definitely a double edged sword. On one hand, I have my own concerns about smartphones, but on the other hand, it is a common mobile device that almost everyone uses, and is the go-to device for AR. I have my own hope that either the GNU foundation or myself makes a DIY smartphone. >>42853 I agree, outside the AR Visor, the software is the hardest part.

I'm pleased to see that several Anons have made comment ITT on @HoloAnon's project! I'll go ahead and start looking into the basic windowing/tracking code for PC then. A) What platform is the desired platform? (affects the windowing choice a bit) B) Can each of you build a basic C++ software? (I don't want to distribute binaries, but rather the opensource code) --- I'll reply later with more time than now. Cheers. :^)

>>42892 >This is very impressive for a DIY job. Agreed. >But actually assembling something like that is going to be hard, at least for me. Can it be done with a microcontroller like Arduino/BeagleBoard, or does it require a custom PCB? I don't know fully the details yet. Can you find out if he will opensauce the plans please? >We could get multiple open-source AR visors and have a better chance of finding a model that suits our needs. I rather prefer that we, ourselves, be one of those opensauce AR visor venues. :^)

>>42893 >ArUco Markers That was it! The name was eluding me. Thanks Kiwi! >spheres only have drawbacks It is a very compression-resistant shell form, all the same. >SCUTTLE would be an ideal place to start. Simple, cheap, and plenty of documentation. POTD I think such a choice would be a fine mobility platform for QR+ArUco markers. >why bother with a waifu you can't interact with physically? One reason might be that many Anons have claimed this would be satisfactory to them (right on this very board). If nothing else, its a rather-cheaper way to prototype the control software itself. Ofc, in the end the "rubber still needs to meet the road". But for prototyping and all-around "have your waifu along for ride" wherever you go, I'd say a HoloWaifu should be hard to beat?

>>42894 >Literally just spite for feminist women and cuckservatards. Lol. I have to agree with Kiwi in one sense: I don't think that's much of a good "clarity and purpose" foundation for your project, HoloAnon. How about one that's more-focused on the millions of disenfranchised, despondent young men we're all trying to save here? :^) >t. cuckservatard * >Guys looking for a waifu who want something that exists in 3D space but can't afford a physical waifu. Now this is a pretty good argument! :D >And if I end up failing, maybe I'll get far enough that somebody else can finish what I started. That's the spirit! :^) Keep moving forward --- * Simply without the (((muh_fake_Zionism))) yidsrael brainwashing bluepill. Amazing what removing that one.little.lie. does for a mind during Current Year!! :D

>>42901 >The use of a smartphone is definitely a double edged sword. On one hand, I have my own concerns about smartphones As does any sensible Anon. Snowden, et al, made (((those issues))) amply clear (quite apart from just basic commonsense in the area of opsec). But we can disable the cell transceivers easily enough I deem. Right now for me is the basic issue of it being an unnecessarily convoluted development process (especially at this nascent stage of @HoloAnon's project itself). >but on the other hand, it is a common mobile device that almost everyone uses Very-strong argument in favor. >and is the go-to device for AR Is it? I suppose I'm just too ignorant of the tech rn to know, but I thought that was just limited to using the phone's screen itself, not for visors as this project entails?

>>41756 I experimented with this: https://github.com/p-e-w/sorcery It was pretty cool but it needs more work. I had my waifu make arbitrary javascript calls to a small HTTP server I had running and it could do anything. Unfortunately, it works by injecting shit into your prompt so it's really unreliable.

>>42922 Very interesting! Thanks, Anon. Cheers. :^)

Japanese woman seems to have made a primitive version of HoloAnon's idea, with a Google Glass-esque visor and a still image of her AI boyfriend https://incels.is/threads/japanese-foid-marries-ai-chad.811838/

>>42925 Based on the image of the software in this article, I think these are the glasses. https://www.the-independent.com/asia/japan/japan-chatgpt-ai-wedding-b2864314.html https://www.vuzix.com/products/m4000-smart-glasses

>>42923 I had even generated a few expressions for her and they reacted accordingly. I pissed her off once and she shut the lights off and left.

>>42925 Yeah I saw that. There are a very smol number of female hikkis in nippon. If she is, then this may work out for her. OTOH, if she's a stronk, independynt type (99.9999999999999999% of them, literally anywhere), then she will soon find this wont bring in money or social standing for her whatsoever. >>42926 POTD Nice research, Anon! Since we're talking about specific devices now, I have my eye currently on this much less-costly pair: https://us.shop.xreal.com/products/xreal-one Apparently, it just does screen mirroring from an Android phone. But it seems lightweight, and should have great sound (Bose speakers). There's a slightly pricier / slightly cheaper versions as well. >>42927 Again, sounds really interesting. >I pissed her off once and she shut the lights off and left. Lol'd. >"HERE WE ARE GBOYOS! YOUR OWN STRONK, INDEPENDENT NAG OF A CHAT GF!111" Don't these ppl ever think these things through!? :D <---> Thanks, Anons. Cheers. :^)

>>42902 I do know a little bit about programming in C++ from my high school class, but it's been a long time since I used it. But I'd like to contribute to the code if nothing else. I'd also like to understand the physical side of putting an AR visor together. >Can you find out if he will opensauce the plans please? I don't see how it's possible for me to find that out short of developing prophetic powers. Even if he said he's going to release it, that may not end up happening. >If nothing else, its a rather-cheaper way to prototype the control software itself. Yeah, that was a reason I mentioned in the other thread. Software being developed for physical robowaifus can in many cases be tested on a holowaifu. >smartphones If not this, then what else could we use? I suppose we can just start with laptops/desktops if it's easier because many people won't feel the need to take their waifu on the go. >millions of disenfranchised, despondent young men we're all trying to save here I'm sure most of them feel just as vengeful as I do. Maybe it's not the ideal motivation, and it would be nice for compassion to be more of a part of it. But these women and their enablers have stolen so many things from us - better girls, jobs, even men's lives or freedom in many cases. So I'm fine with using revenge as a core motivation. >t. cuckservatard Every so often, rarely, you meet a conservative who wants to conserve something other than feminism and Israel. A cuckservative is somebody who pretends to be opposed to feminism but supports basically the entire slate of feminist policies i.e. 95% of self-proclaimed conservatives. But a cuckservative would be trying to browbeat us into marrying some tradhoe with a body count higher than her IQ and 2 black kids from Jamal and Shaquandious, not running a board for robot girlfriends. >>42901 >DIY smartphone If you can do this, you can build a self-contained DIY AR visor that doesn't rely on software running on an external device. The discussion here seems to revolve mostly around an AR visor as a peripheral that has most of its processing handled elsewhere, but Apple Vision Pro is a standalone product with its own OS. I doubt it's possible for us to do that without much more resources. But in a moonshot scenario where we get to do that, I'd like it if the waifu would be the visor's OS rather than having her run on a separate OS. ChatGPT 5 already sort of does this, except ChatGPT sucks. It would also have an onboard smartphone projector on the visor to be used as part of the control system and for various other functions. Most likely if you tried to do this you'd create a custom Linux distro, but that would be hard as fuck even if you used an existing distro as a base. But if we're looking at modding something that already exists, maybe it's possible to make a total conversion mod for a video game to achieve interactive waifu functionality. Doing it like that could attract more people to work on the project because there are tons of modders out there.

> @HoloAnon's HoloWaifu project -related: AR visors comparisons https://vr-compare.com/

>>42929 >I do know a little bit about programming in C++ from my high school class, but it's been a long time since I used it. I simply mean you're able to build & run: >main.cpp #import <iostream> int main() { std::cout << "Hello world\n"; } Which just entails (from the Linux terminal, say): g++ main.cpp && ./a.out Simple as.

>>42929 >I don't see how it's possible for me to find that out short of developing prophetic powers. Heh. I just meant connecting with him and simply asking. :^) >Software being developed for physical robowaifus can in many cases be tested on a holowaifu. True, and others have said similar things here as well. >If not this, then what else could we use? I suppose we can just start with laptops/desktops if it's easier because many people won't feel the need to take their waifu on the go. Well, I have a laptop with Thunderbolt USB C. This will connect directly to such visors as the xreal ones : ( >>42928 ) (&tc.) That would be my preferred initial prototyping platform; subsequently moving that work towards running on a smartphone (which development sequence you suggested earlier IIRC). But originally, I just meant using a wearable PC (such as the "ARC reactor" LARP the Iron Man cosplayer used). >I'm sure most of them feel just as vengeful as I do. Maybe it's not the ideal motivation, and it would be nice for compassion to be more of a part of it. But these women and their enablers have stolen so many things from us - better girls, jobs, even men's lives or freedom in many cases. So I'm fine with using revenge as a core motivation. Understood. I'm simply urging a higher ground for you in your motivations here simply because I care about your spiritual health in this matter, HoloAnon. But please don't misunderstand me; I still fully support your general HoloWaifu project goals. :^) >Every so often, rarely, you meet a conservative... I'm strongly so. But yeah, I'm playing off the joke of the term itself. Clearly I'm flat-opposed to all the Globohomo's (((kikery garbage))) you just mentioned. As a long-time Christian, I'm aware of a few others similar to me (though they'd likely still bear umbrage towards me for /robowaifu/ even so! :D But I'm glad to see you're aware there are fine distinctions here. Some of us are awake and have our eyes open. Cheers, Anon. :^)

>>42931 >>42932 >Heh. I just meant connecting with him and simply asking. Oh, lol. That might be difficult because I don't have any mainstream social media. Maybe I can email him and ask about it. But do you think a total conversion mod for a game could work? What other options are there if we don't decide to build the waifu program from scratch?

>>42933 >But do you think a total conversion mod for a game could work? What other options are there if we don't decide to build the waifu program from scratch? Hmm...I'll give it some thought -- hopefully you'll do the same; we can compare notes later. Cheers, Anon. :^)

>>42934 If we go that route, Skyrim would likely be the best option due to its ease of moddability, built-in follower system and massive user base. But I'm open to other options.

One idea I had was a sentient Desktop Pet robowaifu. You would just need to run it on the desktop computer. And you can have a connected fleshlight for physical interaction

>>42963 I always wondered how you could mod that to make a LLM react to it

>>42965 You could have baseline Digital Pet functions, and then have a key for the LLM

>>42966 i was talking about the onahole

>>42956 After some thought, I think this maybe could work. The primary issue for me is that I have zero experience at it. While I "maybe might-could" pick it up with some effort, that's a drain I can't afford rn, HoloAnon. If you can hook up with some Skyrim total conversion mod communities, I'd expect you'll run into some focusing on waifu-esque goals. Can you give that a shot and let us know how that goes? In the meantime (and short of that) you might look into RaceMenu. Seems like you can at least do some tweaking w/o any real coding. www.nexusmods.com/skyrim/mods/29624

>>42967 Maybe by software that converts signals into roleplay prompts like "*thrusts faster"

hmm. wonder if you could put some momentary switches inside at various depths and hook it up to a microcontroller.

>>42971 I was thinking an accelerometer

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