My toy feels too intense

Three ways to take the edge off a toy that is too strong. Multiplier, speed range max, and per-device intensity all work.

If your toy is paired and running and it feels stronger than you want, three settings turn it down. Pick whichever fits your situation.

1. Multiplier (the easiest)

The bottom bar has a Multiplier. Set it to 0.5x for half-power. 0.7x is a gentle cut. 0.3x is very soft.

This is the fastest way to take the edge off a whole session.

2. Speed range maximum

The bottom bar also has a Speed range with a maximum slider. Set the max to 70 (or 50, or 30) and the toy will never go above that level, no matter what the script or pattern asks for.

This is more reliable than the multiplier for capping the peaks of a script. The multiplier scales everything uniformly. The max cap clips only the top.

A useful combo: multiplier 1.0x, max 70. The script runs as written until it tries to hit a peak, and then the max kicks in.

3. Per-device intensity slider

Each toy in the sidebar has its own intensity slider (0 to 150 percent). Drag it below 100 to cap that specific toy without changing the global settings.

This is handy if you have two toys at once and want one of them quieter than the other. Each toy can be tuned independently.

Pause is your friend

If you want to stop temporarily without changing your settings, click Pause at the bottom of the screen. It freezes everything. Click again to resume.

What about the script itself

Some scripts are simply made stronger than others. If you find a particular script consistently too intense, lower the multiplier just for that script, or look for a different version. Community sites often have multiple versions of the same script at different intensities.