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Make Scripts for The Handy

Create, test and fix funscripts for The Handy in your browser. Connect with your connection key, play scripts in sync with the video and keep them inside the Handy speed limit.

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Overview

The Handy is a stroker that follows a funscript in sync with a video. ScriptCompiler is a free funscript editor that runs in your browser. You can make a script for The Handy, feel it on the device while you edit, and export it for any Handy player.

What You Need

  • The Handy, turned on and online over Wi-Fi
  • Your Handy connection key, from The Handy's own app or setup page
  • A video and a browser. Nothing to install.
Plans
Editing and exporting is free. Connecting a real device needs a paid plan. On the free plan, use the Device Emulator to see how the script moves. See Pricing.

Connect The Handy

  1. Click Connect Device in the top bar
  2. In the Internet Devices card, set Device Type to The Handy
  3. Paste your connection key into Connection ID
  4. Click Connect and wait until the status says Connected

ScriptCompiler remembers your key and connects again the next time you open the editor.

Play a Script on The Handy

  1. Load a video and a script, or start a new script
  2. Set the execution mode in the timeline header to Device, or Both to also see the emulator
  3. Press Play. The Handy follows the script in sync with the video.

The whole script is sent to The Handy first. After that, only play, pause and seek go over the internet, so playback stays smooth. When you change the script, a Resync button shows in the timeline header. Click it to send the new version. It reads Synced when The Handy has the latest script.

Feel It While You Draw

In Drawing Mode, turn on Stream to device while drawing. The Handy moves with your mouse as you draw, so you feel a stroke before you keep it. This live mode works with The Handy only.

Handy Speed Limits

Every stroker has a top speed. When a script asks for more, the device skips or cuts strokes short. The Speed Limiter has presets for each Handy model:

Preset Motor speed Script speed
Handy 400 mm/s 400 units per second
Handy 2 400 mm/s 320 units per second
Handy 2 Pro 450 mm/s 360 units per second
Handy 2 Pro Overclock 800 mm/s 640 units per second

One unit is one step of the 0 to 100 position range, and 0 to 100 is always the full stroke. The Handy 2 is not slower. Its stroke is longer, 125 mm, so a full stroke takes more time at the same motor speed. Pick your model, run the tool, and every stroke that is too fast is made shorter so The Handy can finish it on time.

The Handy Control Panel

When The Handy is connected, The Handy Control panel lets you move it by hand without a script:

  • Oscillation Control: set a speed in percent and a min and max range, then let it stroke
  • Position Control: move it to one position
  • Stop All: stop every movement at once

Export Your Script

Save your work as a .funscript file. Give it the same name as the video, for example scene.mp4 and scene.funscript. Most Handy players then load it on their own. See Exporting Scripts.

New to scripting? Start with Your First Script, or let Script Sniper track the motion in the video for you.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I make scripts for The Handy for free?

Yes. Editing and exporting funscripts is free and needs no account. You can test your script on the free Device Emulator. Connecting a real Handy to the editor needs a paid plan.

Does ScriptCompiler work with the Handy 2?

Yes for scripts. A funscript made in ScriptCompiler plays on any Handy model. The Speed Limiter has Handy 2, Handy 2 Pro and Handy 2 Pro Overclock presets, so your script stays inside the speed your model can reach.

Why does my Handy skip or stutter on some parts?

Those parts ask for more speed than The Handy can move. Fast parts show in red in the Script Overview. Run the Speed Limiter with your Handy model selected, or lower the stroke length with the Position Multiplier.

Do I need to install anything?

No. ScriptCompiler runs in your browser and The Handy connects over the internet. It works in any modern browser.

Can The Handy play multi-axis scripts?

The Handy moves on one axis. When you connect it, ScriptCompiler sends the axis you are editing. Multi-axis scripts are for devices like the OSR2 and SR6.