Home-Made Virtual Strip Poker Modules

What is a Home-Made Amateur Strip Poker Opponent Module?

Home-made, amateur strip poker opponent modules are similar to the modules of the Featured Models with the following exceptions:

o Amateur modules do not require registration
o Amateur modules are not animated

You can make home-made modules of yourself or your loved one for private use, or you may wish to share them with others via the VSP-Poker VIP Lounge.

If you would like to sell or give away your home-made modules for commercial profit, you should purchased the Pro Edition of the VSP-Poker Opponent Module Creator.

How do I make a module?

To produce a home-made module, you will need the following items:

1. A digital camera or scanner
2. A program to re-size the images to 800x600* pixels and to save them as .jpg files
3. The VSP-Poker Module Creator (SE or Pro Version)
4. A subject willing to be photographed as a VSP-Poker Opponent

*800x600 pixels is the recommended size for each of the pictures. However, the module maker will actually accept ANY size image, so this step may be skipped if you do not have a capability to resize the images to 800x600.

Once you have assembled the above items, you may proceed to shoot pictures for your module. Pictures should be shot in HORIZONTAL format, as that is how they would appear in the game. Shoot pictures of your subject holding five playing cards until the last stage where they lose everything.

Start with the subject fully clothed (wearing about 3-5 items to strip out of). Note which side of the screen the subject's head is on. ALL images will need to have the subject with their head on the same side of the screen. This allows the cards (in the game) to be put up on the oppoosite side when playing in non-console mode.

Shoot multiple pictures of the subject in each stage of dress and have him/her remove one article of item for each stage until they are completely naked. Be sure to shoot plenty of images at each stage as you will be using them to make the module. Remember that at the last stage, the subject is no longer holding any cards and is simply "putting on a show" for the camera. HAVE FUN! :)

Once you have all the images, you'll want to select the best ones from each stage to use to create the modules. You may wish to clean those images up using your image editing program and resize them to 800x600 pixels, and then saving them as .jpg files. Note where you save them (i.e., which folder) so you may find them later to insert into the VSP-Poker Module Creator.

You are now ready to start up the VSP-Poker Module Creator. Follow the prompts in the program to select the images to be used for each stage of undress and for the comments to be made by the Opponent. You will also set the AI level for your opponent. Once that has been done, press the "Generate Opponent" Button and your module will be created.

When you start up the game, it will automatically detect the new home-made module and register it for you, so you may fully play against the your Opponent. Enjoy!

How do I submit a home-made module for the VSP-Poker VIP Lounge?

After you have made your module and tested it to make sure it works correctly, you may submit it to VSP Interactive for publication in the VIP Lounge. Here are the requirements/steps for submission:

1. Your model/subject matter must be 18 years of age or older.
2. E-mail us and attach the .opn file that you created to the e-mail. Put the words "VIP Module Submission" in the subject line.
3. Images used in the module(s) should be images that you personally photographed. Do not scan/use copyrighted images from other sources.

*IMPORTANT: Once a module has been submitted and is published in the VIP Lounge, it is available for VIP members to download. This basically means the world will have access to your module/images. Do not submit anything for publication if you do not wish to share it with others.

We do not guarantee acceptance/publication of your submission. Acceptance for publication will be determined at the sole discretion of VSP Interactive. Modules that are not accepted will not be returned, but we will e-mail you to let you know the reason(s) the module(s) were rejected.

Upon acceptance, you will receive an e-mail from us notifying you of the acceptance. You will also receive membership into the VIP Lounge if you are not already an existing member.

Have FUN and we look forward to seeing what our members come up with!