There are three versions of HunieCam Studio:
- 1.0 - original release
- 1.0.1 - vsync added
- 1.0.2 - Rock Hard Mode added + major rebalance to ads
Versions 1.0 and 1.0.1 play identically.
Version 1.0.2 added Rock Hard Mode but also made a significant change to Promo Ads, which significantly lowered the score one can achieve.
As such, the major differences between versions are:
- Scores can get much higher in versions 1.0 / 1.01
- Rock Hard Mode can only be played in 1.0.2
Competitive speedrunners and high score players do not play version 1.0.2 unless it's specifically to play Rock Hard Mode.
HunieCam Studio installs under the current 1.0.2 patch. To play version 1.0, use the downpatcher made by AbiaIsMyWaifu at Speedrun.com. The downpatcher requires the original game executable, so you'll need to own the game already to use it.
Due to all the clicking, HunieCam Studio can be an incredibly demanding game on hands, wrists, and fingers. It's strongly encouraged to use an autoclick script to minimize the chances of getting a repetitive motion injury.
The competitive HunieCam Studio community allows for the use of autoclick scripts because the game only accepts a finite number of clicks per second and humans are fully capable of reaching the click limit without scripts. Given the length of a single game, button mashing in HunieCam Studio can easily lead to repetitive motion injuries. Do yourself a favor and use an autoclick script.
If you want your own simple autoclick script, install AutoHotKey. Then, open Notepad and paste the following into a new text file:
s::
While GetKeyState("s", "P"){
Click
}
return
Save the file with whatever name you want but make sure to change the file extension to .ahk instead of .txt. If you've installed AutoHotKey correctly, you should be able to double-click your new script to activate it. To turn the script off, right-click the AutoHotKey icon in your taskbar and select Exit.
The script above will mash left-click as fast as possible whenever you're holding the 's' key down. The actual left-click mouse button will still behave normally. This allows you to use the mouse to move cam models around and hold the 's' key down to button mash.
Don't forget to turn off the script after you exit the game. Otherwise, every time you type the letter s, you'll accidentally click on whatever your mouse is over.
For the less technically-savvy readers: AutoHotKey is a program that runs in Windows and was not specifically designed for this game. Make sure to read the AutoHotKey documentation if you have questions about how it works.
