Viewer Guide · Rexmoth

1Your files

File	What it is	Plays on
1080p · 60 fps	The everyday file: smooth motion, small download (H.264).	Everything: phones, TVs, any player.
4K · 60 fps	The best picture for screens (HEVC).	PC with VLC, mpv or MPC-HC (free, HEVC built in). Modern TVs.
VR 3D	Side-by-side 3D, 7680×2160 at 60 fps (HEVC). A big 3D screen in front of you, not 180°/360°.	VR headsets (Quest 3 tested).
Funscripts	Motion scripts for the Handy, in various versions (ZIP).	See Funscripts.
Soundtrack	The video's score as tagged 320 kb/s MP3s, with the cover art (ZIP).	Any music player or phone.
Extras	One ZIP with the posters and covers as full-resolution PNGs, this guide as a PDF, and `.srt` subtitle files. Every video already has its subtitles built in, so you only need the `.srt` files for VR players.	See Subtitles.

Built into every video: subtitles in several languages and 2 audio tracks: With music (default) and No music. Unzip the ZIPs into the same folder as the videos and keep the file names as they are.

Windows' own Media Player may need the HEVC Video Extensions from the Microsoft Store to play the 4K and VR files (some PCs have them already). VLC, mpv and MPC-HC need nothing extra.

2Subtitles & audio tracks

Player	Subtitles	Audio track
VLC (PC / Mac)	Subtitle menu → Sub Track, or press `V`	Audio menu → Audio Track, or press `B`
mpv	Press `J` to cycle	Press `#` to cycle
MPC-HC	Right-click the picture → Subtitles	Right-click the picture → Audio
VLC (phone / tablet)	Tap the speech-bubble (tracks) icon while playing: subtitles and audio are both there.
VR players	VR players don't read the built-in subtitles: use a `.srt` file named like the video (below). Audio tracks: the player's settings.

Using the .srt files

They are named after each video plus a language code, e.g. Until_First_Light_4K60.de.srt. Kept in the same folder, VLC, mpv and MPC-HC load them automatically.
Or drag the .srt onto the playing video.
In VR the subtitle file must match the video's name exactly, like a funscript: copy the language you want and rename it, e.g. Until_First_Light_VR_LRF_Full_SBS.de.srt → Until_First_Light_VR_LRF_Full_SBS.srt, next to the video.
Languages: en English · es Spanish · pt-BR Portuguese (Brazil) · fr French · de German · it Italian · ru Russian · pl Polish · tr Turkish · ja Japanese · ko Korean · zh-Hans Chinese (Simplified) · id Indonesian.

3VR

Players for Quest and other headsets

Player	Why
HereSphere	What Rexmoth uses (the PC version on Steam). Paid; the most settings and the best support for the Handy and subtitles. The Quest store and Steam versions are separate purchases: the Quest version runs on the headset (way A below), the Steam version on your PC (way B).
DeoVR	Free. Simple. Plays funscripts with the Handy.
SKYBOX VR	A good general video player.

Two ways to watch

A. From the headset's own storage (the smoothest):

Connect the Quest to your PC with a USB-C cable, put it on and choose Allow access to data.
On the PC, open the Quest in File Explorer and copy the VR video (and its .funscript and .srt files) into the Movies folder.
Open your VR player and find the video under local files.

B. From your PC, streamed to the headset (the PC version of the player runs on the PC; keep the video, scripts and subtitles there):

Virtual Desktop (what Rexmoth uses): streams your PC to the headset over your home Wi-Fi.
Air Link: Meta's own wireless PC link, built into the Quest.
Quest Link with a USB-C cable: the wired option, no Wi-Fi needed.

Virtual Desktop in four steps

Buy Virtual Desktop in the Meta Quest store; install the free Virtual Desktop Streamer on your PC from vrdesktop.net and sign in with the same Meta account.
Put the PC and the headset on the same network, open Virtual Desktop in the headset and connect to your PC.
Start the PC (Steam) version of HereSphere or DeoVR from Virtual Desktop's games list (or SteamVR), and open the video there. The Quest-store HereSphere doesn't run this way.
Using the Handy? Connect it in that player with your connection key (see section 5).

Settings and problems: the setup guide and FAQ on vrdesktop.net.

Wireless needs a strong network: the PC on a cable to the router, the headset on 5 GHz / Wi-Fi 6 close to it. If playback stutters, copy the file to the headset (A) or use the cable.

Player settings for the VR file

The video is a flat screen in 3D, full side-by-side: each eye gets a full 3840×2160 picture. Most players set this from the file name; if you see two pictures, a curved or squashed image, set it by hand (menu names vary a little between versions):

Setting	HereSphere	DeoVR
Screen / projection	Flat	Flat
3D / stereo mode	Side by side (SBS), left eye left	Side by side (SBS)
Picture shape	16:9 (full SBS, not half)	16:9

4Funscripts

A funscript tells the Handy how to move with the video. The scripts come in various versions:

Full Experience · follows the motion on screen and reacts to the story: what she says, what she does and the big moments. Start here.

Full Experience Easy · milder effects on shorter, slower strokes for an easier ride

Stroke Only · just the strokes, no effects

Legacy · the original intensities, if you liked them better

Tuned on the Handy (first generation). I make every script myself and test it on the Handy. They're standard funscripts, so they also play on other strokers that read them, like the OSR2, SR6 or Keon. Too strong? Turn the stroke length or speed down in your device's settings.

Get the Handy

The one rule: same name, same folder

A player loads a script only when it sits next to the video with exactly the same name:

Until_First_Light_4K60.mp4 + Until_First_Light_4K60.funscript

The scripts named after each video are already the Full Experience, so it works out of the box. To switch to another version, copy e.g. Until_First_Light - Stroke Only.funscript and rename it to the video's name (replace the old one).

5The Handy

Which Handy?

Every Rexmoth funscript plays on all three. They differ in power, battery and stroke length.

The Handy

The plugged-in one. The original. It runs on mains power, so it never needs charging, and strokes up to 110 mm. It's the one Rexmoth's funscripts are made and tested on.

See the Handy

The Handy 2

The wireless one. A stronger motor, a longer 125 mm stroke, built-in mounting screws and ClickOn for sleeves and accessories. About an hour per charge.

See the Handy 2

The Handy 2 Pro

The long-session one. The Handy 2 with about five hours per charge, a faster motor with an overclock mode and premium bearings. A sleeve dryer and a travel pouch come in the box.

See the Handy 2 Pro

The Standard and the Pro share one page in the store, so pick the version there. Using these links directly supports Rexmoth, at no extra cost to you.

Setting it up

Set it up once at handyfeeling.com: connect it to Wi-Fi, update the firmware and note your connection key.
VR, DeoVR: settings (gear icon) → Haptics → enter the connection key.
VR, HereSphere: tap the icon next to the seek bar that looks like a play button with radio waves → enter the key → switch it on. "Connected" appears when it works.
PC: use ScriptPlayer or MultiFunPlayer with MPC-HC, mpv or VLC (setup below).

No Wi-Fi? On recent firmware, the Handy also connects over Bluetooth through the free Intiface Central app.

Connecting a PC video player

Player	Turn on its remote control
MPC-HC	View → Options → Player → Web Interface → tick "Listen on port" (13579).
mpv	Works with MultiFunPlayer out of the box (see its wiki).
VLC	Needs its web interface switched on with a password (see the MultiFunPlayer wiki).

6Sleeves

The Handy comes with a sleeve in the box (the Handy 2 ships with the Gen 3), but the sleeve decides how it feels, and swapping it changes the whole experience. The official store has more than a dozen, from gentle to intense, plus lube and accessories. Three good places to start:

The Silk Sleeve

The all-rounder. The store's first silicone sleeve. Softer and smoother than the usual TPE, with a roomy fit and a balanced, medium texture. If you only get one, get this.

See the Silk

The Lips Sleeve

The intense one. Shaped to feel like a mouth, with firm knobs and then a tight ribbed stretch near the end, so every stroke registers. Made for the oral scenes and slow, teasing stretches.

See the Lips

The Lotus Sleeve

The gentle one. Snug but soft, with only light texture, so it stays comfortable for a long time. Best for long sessions and edging.

See the Lotus

All sleeves

Using these links directly supports Rexmoth, at no extra cost to you.

Care. Use a water-based lube (the store's advice). After use, wash the sleeve with soap and water, let it dry, and keep it in its shell.

7Troubleshooting

Problem	Fix
A download fails or stops	Start it again with the Download button in the library. Each tap makes a fresh link. For the big video files we recommend a PC or Mac if you have one, they download much more reliably there. On a phone, stay on the same Wi-Fi or mobile data until it finishes.
Script doesn't load	The script and video names must match exactly (only the extension differs) and sit in the same folder.
The Handy is early or late	Every player has a time offset setting for it; nudge it in small steps.
4K won't play	Use VLC, mpv or MPC-HC (free; they include HEVC).
VR stutters	Copy the file to the headset instead of streaming (see VR).
No subtitles	Pick a subtitle track (see Subtitles); they're off until you choose one.
The Handy won't connect	Check the connection key, update its firmware at handyfeeling.com, restart the router.

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