How to Send and Save Lovense Patterns in SuccubusBot

You can let a custom AI persona control your connected Lovense toy during a private chat, with toy actions becoming part of the scene. The manual pattern tools below are there when you want to choose the waveform, intensity and duration yourself.

Connect with /lovense connect, choose your persona, and start a private character chat.

Lovense-affiliated servers can demonstrate both character control and manual patterns when introducing toys to members. Pair the bot with your server’s own affiliate links: members get a use for the toy beyond a one-off session, and eligible purchases can earn referral commissions.

Connect your toy through /lovense connect and check /lovense status. Open /lovense remote send and choose the receiver in target_user. For a first solo check, select yourself.

Sending to another person is a remote-access session, not just a way to preview a waveform. Agree on the target, the action and a stop method first. The host-controlled group dialog is opened with /lovense orgy send.

Choose a connected toy and one of the functions the dialog exposes for it. Available capabilities depend on the model and connection. Different toys support different actions; use the functions shown for your connected device.

The manual pattern list includes sustained, random, pulse, sawtooth and wave options, with speed variants. It also includes named handjob patterns. These are waveform labels, not guarantees that different toys feel identical.

• Sustained: a steady signal at the chosen strength.
• Pulse: alternating on/off signal.
• Wave: a signal that rises and falls smoothly.
• Sawtooth: a ramp followed by a reset.
• Random: a varying signal.

The speed variant changes the waveform’s rhythm. The duration field controls how long the selected pattern is sent.

The dialog offers Low, Moderate, Medium and High intensity with durations of 5 seconds, 10 seconds, 30 seconds, 1 minute, 5 minutes and 10 minutes. Select the waveform first, then choose intensity and duration.

That final selection sends the pattern. There is no extra Send button after that selection. Use the receiver's agreed level and keep a stop control ready. The waveform graph is a signal visualization, not a measurement of what a person will feel.

Sending a new pattern stops the preceding toy action first. Treat it as a replacement for that action.

After configuring a pattern, use Save Pattern and give it a name. Saved patterns belong to the user who saves them. Recent patterns can appear as shortcut buttons in the dialog.

Clicking a saved-pattern shortcut sends that saved pattern. Treat it as an action, not a preview. Recheck the receiver and selected devices before using one.

When switching toys, check that the new device supports the saved pattern’s functions.

Use the dialog's Stop All control or /lovense stop_all to send a stop signal. If someone else has remote access, pausing or disallowing that access is a separate step. Keep the Lovense Remote stop/disconnect controls and the device's physical control reachable.

Q: What should I try first?
A: Use a short action at a level the receiver has agreed to, then stop and check the result. Pattern names alone cannot establish a universally comfortable choice.

Q: Why is a function missing?
A: Check the active toy and its connection status. The dialog uses the capabilities reported for the connected device; a function in another model's guide may not apply.

Q: Will the receiver keep independent control?
A: Keep app and physical stop controls available. A new pattern replaces the previous action.

See the current command list and connection guide before sending a pattern.

Open /chat user_settings and check that Function Calling: Master Switch and FC: Lovense Integration are still on. Both settings are enabled by default.