Fixes
The male character now drops any grabbed tool before the scene ends to prevent potential errors.
Fixed errors that could occur when multiple objects tried to enter the same hole simultaneously.
Fixed an issue where the optional Massage Shoulders and Massage Feet objectives were not being removed.
Fixed the Desire UI appearing on top of the configuration panel.
Fixed an issue where all Level 1 office models had their willingness maxed out, causing them to never refuse interactions.
Natural lubrication based on Desire now works correctly. It also reduces the time required to enter, resulting in less struggle.
Removed the fatigue checks for the spa job Get On interaction. The acceptance algorithm now depends much more on Desire and less on Favorability or Fatigue.
Removed trait restrictions for the spa job. If a model wants an interaction (such as Get On), she will now accept it regardless of her traits.
Fixed an issue introduced in the previous update where the male character no longer released the model before conversations. This could cause problems, such as dragging the model to the side if her skeleton was being grabbed. The model is now always released before a conversation begins.
The Desire UI in the office is now unlocked once the model has completed the first three Spa Job levels.
Fixed several frequent NullReferenceException errors that could occur during the spa job.
Rebalanced the interaction priority calculations, greatly reducing cases where orgasm dialogue could be selected out of context. For example, models are now much less likely to say they orgasmed from being watched when they were actually having sex.
Changes
Overall Desire now increases faster. However, in the spa job, the Desire gained from dialogue options has been significantly reduced. To compensate, models now gain a small amount of Desire from each tip they receive from clients. This amount is still affected by the model's Desire Gain progression.
In the spa job, the model will no longer mind if penetration goes into the wrong hole, as aiming precisely can be quite difficult.
Known Issues
Some generic dialogue lines are still out of context or contain grammatical errors.
Phone and camera images are still not compatible with X-rays.