The restrictions that are written in a part of the scn file trump everything else, so unless you do this, then you will never be able to play all clip types with that scene even if you have all clips selected in the settings. If you dont want to ruin the origianl scene just save the edited file under a new name, and then you will be able to keep both versions. This lifts any restrictions that were in place and you should be able to play any clips you like in this scene ( however i would leave deny: top in there as the posistioning for these clips are massively different to say a pole scene or standing scene so allowing a top clip (swing) to play on a scene that was made for a pole clip is not going to look good) So what you are looking for is something that looks like this (i have used the floating lenses scene as an example but the wording on different scence might be slightly different)Īll you need to do is delete the line that says deny: pole, top Note: To download full gallery you have to be registered user of iStripper and have this show in your collection. new iStripper models - take a look at what's coming. To fix that you would need to open up the scn file for the particular scene you want to use (open it in notepad) and then edit the coding so that no particular clip type is denied or that it does not only allow a particular clip type. IStripper - Showroom - iStripper Workshop.

At a guess i would say it is because, the full screen scene itself does not allow all clip types (table, top, cage etc) to be played.

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