ShockWave 0.7.7

SPS automatic mode now has one shared set of six interaction switches for every hole, including newly added holes. Fresh setups start with All toys → all holes on. The automatic view shows hole status instead of the human, with per-function settings gears in the larger right panel beside the toy rows. Switching to manual mode restores saved positions, filters and connections, with a drag/double-click hint beside connection status.

Sockets can show green On without penetration when the avatar exports a unique matching VRCFury menu switch. Missing or ambiguous switches and plug status remain contact-based. An On indicator does not create or renew motor output.

Changing SPS levels no longer clears an unclaimed function's curve-panel selection, fixing the reproduced pump-selection issue. Automatic per-function response edits preserve unrelated functions and require fresh input for affected routes.

Connect also includes saved friends: pair once, save on either app, and reconnect later without exchanging new codes when both people select the saved friend and enable Connect. Friend keys are protected locally with Windows encryption. Rename and Forget are available; Forget disconnects and revokes that pairing. Connect starts off after app restart, and all new sessions start with zero activity.

Verification uses simulated devices, offscreen UI, loopback/encrypted peer fixtures and read-only VRChat metadata. Physical-avatar/toy response and separate-household networking still need user testing. Existing limits, Test mode, Stop and freshness remain in force.

Extract the complete Windows ZIP into a new folder, or use Update → Check for updates → Update. Both friends should update for saved-friend support. Existing settings and encrypted credentials are reused. Updating the app does not change Unity projects or uploaded avatars.