Server Views: Core vs. Full

eStimStation has two viewing modes. While Core View offers a simple start, the Full Experience is how the station is meant to be enjoyed.

Core View

This is a simplified, temporary "beginner mode" designed to prevent new members from feeling overwhelmed. It hides most channels to show only the bare essentials.

  • Info & Rules
  • Role Selection
  • Main Text & Voice Chat
  • File Downloads

Note: This view locks you out of the server's most popular and unique features, including all automated experiences and media libraries.

Recommended

Full Experience

This is the complete, intended way to use eStimStation. You get access to all channels, features, and community spaces. This is the only way to access:

  • 24/7 Auto-Driving Stimbots
  • The Arcade (Screen-Share Stim Games)
  • All Media & Porn Libraries
  • Hookup & Partner-Seeking Channels
  • Topic-Specific Chats (Tech, Meetups, etc.)

How to Switch Between Views

You can toggle between Core View and the Full Experience at any time in Discord.

  1. Go to the #role-select channel.
  2. Find the message for the Core View role.
  3. To LEAVE Core View (and get the Full Experience), REMOVE your reaction.
  4. To ENTER Core View, ADD the reaction.

Accessing the Media Library

To maintain a clean channel list, access to our extensive NSFW picture and video channels is opt-in.

How to Get Your Library Card

  1. Go to the #role-select channel on Discord.
  2. Find the "Library Card - Access XXX Channels" message.
  3. React to the message with the 📼 emoji.
  4. You will be granted the @Library Card role and all NSFW channels will become visible.

Using the 24/7 Stimbot

Our Stimbots stream an audio signal directly into a voice channel 24/7 for you to enjoy. Here's how to connect.

Setup Instructions

  1. Go to your Discord **User Settings** (the gear icon ⚙️ next to your name).
  2. Navigate to the **Voice & Video** tab.
  3. Find the **Output Device** setting and use the dropdown menu to select the sound device that your power box is connected to.
  4. Close settings and join the #Auto Driving voice channel.
  5. You can now adjust the Stimbot's volume using the volume slider in Discord, and then slowly turn up the levels on your power box.

Important Notes

  • REMEMBER: When you are finished, you must go back to your Discord Voice & Video settings and change your **Output Device** back to your headphones or speakers. Otherwise, you won't hear anyone speaking in other channels.
  • You cannot speak in the Auto Driving channel. This is by design to ensure the bot's signal is clean for everyone.
  • Cameras are welcome, and you can communicate with fellow riders using the text chat attached to the voice channel.
  • This method works on mobile devices as long as you can route your phone's audio output to your stim box.

Connecting a DG-Lab Coyote

This guide explains how to use the audio signal from an Electron session to drive your Coyote via XToys.

Windows Guide

  1. Use **Google Chrome** as your browser for both Electron and XToys.
  2. Open Electron in one browser tab.
  3. Open **XToys** in another tab with a layout that includes a DG-Lab Coyote block.
  4. In the XToys Coyote block, click **"Select Pattern"** and choose **"System Audio"** from the "My Patterns" tab. Install any plugins XToys prompts you for.
  5. Note the **"Basic Parameters Frequency"** and **"F.M. Depth"** values in Electron.
  6. In XToys, set the **"Frequency Map"** using this formula:
    • Low = Frequency - F.M. Depth
    • High = Frequency + F.M. Depth
  7. You must adjust these **Low** and **High** values in XToys whenever the driver changes the signal in Electron. It's best to coordinate frequency ranges with your driver beforehand.

Critical Step: Rerouting Sound

You must route your browser's audio output correctly. Type sound settings in the Windows search bar, go to **"App volume and device preferences"** under Advanced sound options, and manage the volume for Google Chrome. It's recommended to mute System Sounds and other apps to avoid surprises. The application **EarTrumpet** is a popular alternative for managing app audio.

macOS & Mobile Guide

The process for other systems is largely the same, but you will need a different application to handle audio routing.

  • macOS: Applications like Blackhole or Loopback are commonly used to reroute application audio.
  • iOS (iPhone/iPad): Requires apps like Audiobus or AUM to route audio between apps.

Troubleshooting

Antivirus Warning on XToys Utilities

It is a known issue that Windows Defender and other antivirus programs may flag XToys utilities as a trojan. This is a **false positive**. The tools are flagged because they need to monitor low-level system processes to function correctly. The solution is to **temporarily disable your antivirus** during the installation of the XToys plugins.