Interaction

Used to configure the VPet's behavior logic.

This feature is enabled by default. When on, the game continuously calculates the VPet's current state, and the VPet will exhibit different behaviors based on this state.

When turned off, the game's numerical calculations will stop, and no actions will cause any stat changes.

For example: In “Better Buy,” if you attempt to purchase an item that costs more than your available funds (e.g., you have only $50 but try to buy a $100 item), the purchase action will proceed normally, and the VPet will perform the corresponding animation. However, your Money will not change, and none of the VPet's stats will be altered.

When Data Calculation is turned off, you can select which state the VPet displays.

The current available states are:

Happy

Normal

Unwell

Sick

You can set different states as needed.

This slider determines how frequently the VPet's stats are calculated.

In general, a longer interval results in slower consumption and earning rates, while a shorter interval makes them faster.

You can adjust this based on your personal experience.

This slider determines how often the VPet triggers an action.

A longer interval means the VPet triggers actions less frequently, typically displaying its default idle animation. A shorter interval results in the VPet triggering actions more often.

Triggered actions include idle animations, movement, etc.

Note：The Calculation Interval also affects how frequently the VPet triggers actions, even if Data Calculation is turned off.

After enabling VPet Movement, the VPet will change its position while performing movement animations.

Note：When disabled, the VPet will still perform movement animations but will not change its position.

When Smart Movement is enabled, if you have not interacted with the VPet within the smart movement judgment time interval, the VPet will not change its position when performing movement animations.

By setting the Smart Movement Judgment Time Interval, you can adjust how long it takes before the VPet stops moving until the next interaction occurs.

If you want the VPet to move around on your screen, disable this feature.

Setting the Movement Area allows you to control in which areas your VPet can move.

After clicking, the VPet will move across your entire primary monitor and will not enter areas of other screens.

If you have multiple monitors, you can move the VPet within a specific screen and click this button. After clicking, the VPet will move across the entire screen you set and will not enter areas of other screens.

If you wish the VPet to move within a restricted area, click this button.

After clicking, you can use the left mouse button to drag and adjust the borders, defining the size of the movement area.

After clicking “Set Current Range as Movement Area,” the VPet's movement will be confined within this defined box.

You can configure some of the game's actions here.

If you wish to adjust the time required to trigger a “pick up” action, you can adjust the slider to set the Long Press Interval.

A lower Long Press Interval requires a shorter press to trigger. It is recommended to adjust this based on your personal preference.

You can give your VPet a name. This name will be displayed in the message box when the VPet speaks.

The default is “Lolis”. The name can also be left blank.

This name will be displayed in your Steam status.

The VPet will recognize the current volume level of the system's audio output and trigger corresponding dance animations.

When the audio level reaches the value set by the slider, the VPet will trigger dance animations. It will continue until the audio level falls below this value. Note：The start and end of the dance animations require a brief amount of time.

The value for this setting cannot be lower than the Trigger Volume. When the audio level reaches this value, a different set of dance animations will be triggered, continuing until the audio level falls below this value.

Note：If the audio level consistently remains above the Peak Volume, only one set of dance animations may be triggered.