Funscripts for JAV & JAVR
JAV is Japanese adult video; JAVR is its VR branch - and it's some of the best material there is for funscripts. JAVR is shot almost entirely in POV framing with long, rhythmic scenes, which is exactly what a VR funscript tracks best. FunGen generates the script for you with AI, so any scene in your library can become interactive.
The catch: almost no JAV ships with a script
Unlike some Western studios, JAV and JAVR releases very rarely include an official funscript. Hunting for community scripts scene by scene is hit-or-miss: a handful of popular titles are covered, the rest of a large library isn't, and quality varies wildly. The practical answer is to stop searching and generate your own - point FunGen at the video and let the AI script it.
How FunGen handles JAVR
JAVR is technically demanding footage: studios ship fisheye projections (FISHEYE190 / MKX200-style lenses) as well as equirectangular, often at 8K. FunGen's dedicated VR AI model detects the layout, unwarps it on the GPU, and tracks the POV action, producing a full multi-axis funscript in minutes.
- Handles fisheye (FISHEYE190 / MKX200-style) and equirectangular JAVR sources.
- 8K-ready decode pipeline, tuned for POV depth and framing.
- Full-length, multi-axis output you can refine on the timeline if you want.
- Batch a whole folder of JAVR scenes overnight.
Playing it in your headset
Once generated, the script plays like any other funscript. FunGen's built-in streamer plus HereSphere and DeoVR bridges (and XBVR integration) sync it to the video in your headset and drive your device - The Handy, OSR2 / SR6, Autoblow, or anything on Buttplug.io / Intiface - with latency compensation so it stays in time.
2D JAV works too
Not everything is VR, and that's fine: FunGen also ships a POV 2D model for flat footage, so classic 2D JAV scenes script just as easily. Same workflow, same multi-axis output, same devices.
Script your JAV library
Load a scene, run a free 20-second preview to check the tracking, then generate the full video. Everything runs locally on your own machine, so your library stays private. See the full how-to for the step-by-step, or download FunGen and try it on your own collection.