Hey everyone,
This week we’ve been deep in the engine, focusing heavily on one of the most important pillars of OnlyVans: physical realism and responsiveness.
We’re currently running extensive stress and collision tests across character interactions and environment systems.
What does that mean in practice?
Improved collision stability during close interactions
Better body alignment across different positions
Reduced clipping and unexpected physics glitches
More natural weight distribution and movement blending
We’re pushing the systems hard on purpose — stacking edge cases, testing extreme angles, and simulating chaotic scenarios — to make sure interactions feel smooth and believable even under pressure.
We’ve also implemented a brand-new Fatigue System.
Just like in real life, you won’t have unlimited stamina.
High-energy interactions now consume stamina
Longer sessions increase exhaustion
Certain positions require more energy than others
Low stamina affects performance and control
And yes — if you completely overdo it, you might trigger some unexpected (and sometimes hilarious) outcomes.
Think awkward collapses, dramatic “I need a second” moments, or full-on comedic knockouts.
We wanted intimacy to feel physical — not like characters are robots with infinite endurance.
These systems together make interactions:
More immersive
More strategic
More varied
More human
Adding these limits makes every interaction a choice. Do you go for that high-energy, creative position now, or do you take a break to recover? Managing your character's physical state adds a layer of realism and humor that makes every encounter unique.
Pushing the limits is fun, but don't be surprised if you end up face-planting on the floor!
As always, we’re refining based on feedback and internal testing. Thank you for supporting us while we continue polishing and stress-testing the systems that make OnlyVans feel alive.
More soon.
— OnlyVans Dev Team 🚐