06-25-2022, 01:31 PM
The first section of the Wrapture THICC started with checking the contents of the package (which was only the balaclava). The next section was about setting up the device. Mainly, the device has to be worn and the side of the visor has to be tapped, then the fabric would stretch over the wearer (it is recommended to do this on a hard floor surface and with a comfortable pose, mummy-style by default).
The VR will start with a short tutorial that explains about using the microphone and the motions to interact with the sack. After choosing T (no intrusion), M (gag) or AO (intrusions), THICC would resize the sack and do a body scan. The wearer is then asked to do a bit of optional setup. First would be to connect to the WiFi and Bluetooth devices, then to customize the Sack; it'll be white by default with the ability to choose a gradient, with advanced options of drawing or using a picture.
The VR then has the wearer record a "safety word" ("Control Alt Delete" by default), which will be used to leave a game and the THICC unit when allowed. After these steps are complete, the player should end up in an empty room with their body-scanned avatar, with the options framed around the room.
---
The manual next explains that the wearer can decorate their rooms as it'll be an app-based interface. It then goes to explain what some of the default apps will do:
First, the Store is where more games and apps can be found (The THICC should have 10 TB onboard storage). The Library is split into games, apps and media (which includes "visualizers" like a chair or bed). There is also a View Outside that lets the wearer
First, the Store where games and apps can be found, which requires an online connection. Next, the Games themselves. After that, the Movies and Music which act the same, both including "visualizers" like a chair or bed. There's also the Outside option, which allows the wearer not only to see and speak past the visor but also to partially open up the sack or to deal with food and cleaning without removing the sack. There is also the Room function that allows the wearer to change the room both in layout and by adding achievements as well as reconfiguring the avatar and sack. Then there are Settings, which includes more options like external interactions, diagnostics...
---
It's a big manual, and maybe the girls might not have gotten all the words the first time. Nontheless, it should be easy to do the first-time setup.
The VR will start with a short tutorial that explains about using the microphone and the motions to interact with the sack. After choosing T (no intrusion), M (gag) or AO (intrusions), THICC would resize the sack and do a body scan. The wearer is then asked to do a bit of optional setup. First would be to connect to the WiFi and Bluetooth devices, then to customize the Sack; it'll be white by default with the ability to choose a gradient, with advanced options of drawing or using a picture.
The VR then has the wearer record a "safety word" ("Control Alt Delete" by default), which will be used to leave a game and the THICC unit when allowed. After these steps are complete, the player should end up in an empty room with their body-scanned avatar, with the options framed around the room.
---
The manual next explains that the wearer can decorate their rooms as it'll be an app-based interface. It then goes to explain what some of the default apps will do:
First, the Store is where more games and apps can be found (The THICC should have 10 TB onboard storage). The Library is split into games, apps and media (which includes "visualizers" like a chair or bed). There is also a View Outside that lets the wearer
First, the Store where games and apps can be found, which requires an online connection. Next, the Games themselves. After that, the Movies and Music which act the same, both including "visualizers" like a chair or bed. There's also the Outside option, which allows the wearer not only to see and speak past the visor but also to partially open up the sack or to deal with food and cleaning without removing the sack. There is also the Room function that allows the wearer to change the room both in layout and by adding achievements as well as reconfiguring the avatar and sack. Then there are Settings, which includes more options like external interactions, diagnostics...
---
It's a big manual, and maybe the girls might not have gotten all the words the first time. Nontheless, it should be easy to do the first-time setup.
![[Image: Beta.png]](https://bastianfanworks.dreamchaos.net/downloads/Beta.png)