FloatingDream FunScriptPlayer
YvanJ / 寄羽 姜
About this app
- Category entertainment
- Age 10
- Updated Sep 4, 2025
- OS IOS / Android
Editor reviews
FloatingDream FunScriptPlayer is a lightweight media-synced script player for entertainment and utilities. Load FunScript and JSON timelines, sync them to video or audio with precision, and control connected devices with low-latency accuracy. Ideal for creators, hobbyists, and automation tinkerers who need reliable media synchronization and haptic or motion control.
Core features
- Precision sync: Frame-aware playback with offset and drift correction for local or streamed media.
- Device control: Connect Bluetooth or USB devices, map channels, set intensity curves, and save profiles.
- Floating overlay: On-screen controls over any app for play, pause, seek, and quick calibration.
- Open formats and quick edit: Supports .funscript and JSON timelines with a simple timeline editor for fast tweaks.
Fast, practical, and easy to use, it streamlines script playback for demos, shows, prototyping, and hands-free media control while keeping the interface clean and responsive.
Screenshots
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How to use:
1. Download and install the app, then open it and grant Bluetooth and file permissions if prompted.
2. Import media and scripts by adding a local video or audio file, pasting a URL if supported, and loading a .funscript or JSON timeline. You can also create a new timeline from scratch.
3. Start playback and align timing using the offset slider and drift correction. Enable the floating overlay to control playback over other apps.
4. Connect devices by pairing via Bluetooth or USB, assign channels to the timeline, choose intensity curves or profiles, and run a quick test.
5. Explore advanced tools by editing timeline points, looping segments for calibration, saving presets, exporting scripts, and backing up your library to cloud storage.