VR Porn Glossary
Every term you will meet in adult VR - funscript, TCode, SBS, passthrough, teledildonics, sidequest - in one alphabetical reference.
How to use this page
This glossary is the vocabulary the rest of the site uses - review facts tables, the compatibility matrix and the tools all speak these exact terms. If a product page or a shop listing uses a word you cannot find here, that is usually the point where the marketing starts.
A-D
Aggregator - a site hosting multiple studios' scenes (SLR, POVR). Contrast: studio site.
App Lab - Meta's alternative Quest distribution channel; adult-adjacent apps like HereSphere live here.
Buttplug.io - the open toy-control protocol behind Intiface (see setup guide).
DeoVR protocol - the de facto URL standard for streaming scenes into players; almost every site supports it.
Fisheye - the lens/projection of modern 180-degree shooting; needs player correction.
Funscript - timestamped motion file driving a toy in sync with a scene (see explainer).
E-P
FeelStars - Kiiroo's branded performer content line for Keon/Feel devices.
MR (Mixed Reality) - passthrough-based blending of virtual content with your room.
MultiFunPlayer - the open funscript engine for multi-axis machines (OSR2/SR6, Motorbunny LINK).
OSR2 / SR6 - open-source DIY servo strokers; the power ceiling of the hobby, built not bought.
Passthrough - headset cameras rendering your real room behind VR content.
POV - first-person camera work; the default of modern VR porn.
S-Z
SBS / TB - side-by-side / top-bottom: how two eye views pack into one video file.
Sideloading - installing apps outside the official store (Pico path for adult players).
TCode - the serial command protocol DIY machines speak; MultiFunPlayer outputs it.
Teledildonics - networked toy control; in practice: cam tipping driving Lovense devices.
VR180 - the 180-degree mono format that dominates studio production.
Marketing terms to treat with suspicion: "8K VR" without a per-eye qualifier, "interactive" without a protocol name, "VR-ready" on accessories that need no VR at all. The real vocabulary above is deliberately boring and verifiable - protocol names, file formats, capture angles. When a product page leans on adjectives instead, the review pages here document what the label actually means.
FAQ
- Is "8K VR" real? 7-8K per-eye masters exist; delivery, headset optics and eyes are the practical ceiling. 7-8K per-eye masters exist; delivery, headset optics and eyes are the practical ceiling.
- What is the difference between VR180 and 3D? VR180 is stereoscopic 3D in a 180-degree field; flat "3D" sites are not VR.
- Why does every site use DeoVR? Because one URL standard beats ten player-specific formats for everyone involved.
[n] Sources: linked project and community pages above.