Fuel Modes control how the fuel in your tank translates to device intensity over time. Fluffer has two modes and four built-in presets.
In Manual Mode, the fuel burns at a fixed rate regardless of intensity. The burn rate is constant — the tank empties at the same speed whether the device is at low or high intensity.
Use Manual Mode when you want predictable, consistent behavior. Tips have a straightforward, calculable impact on run time.
In Efficiency Mode, the burn rate scales with the current intensity level. High intensity burns fuel faster; low intensity burns fuel slowly. This means:
A large tip creates a powerful spike that burns through fuel quickly
Small tips at low intensity last much longer
The device naturally self-regulates — big spikes are exciting but short-lived; low-level tips can sustain the device for extended periods
Efficiency Mode tends to feel more dynamic and organic on stream.
The four presets configure burn rate, power multiplier, and mode settings together:
Big Spender — large tips create huge intensity spikes; optimized for high-tip audiences. High burn rate.
Max Vibe — maximizes sustained intensity when the tank is full. Best for audiences that tip frequently.
Slow Burn — tips last a long time. Low burn rate keeps intensity going between tips. Good for lower-frequency tip patterns.
Balanced — moderate burn rate and power multiplier. A good starting point before customizing.
Start with Balanced for your first stream, then adjust based on how your audience tips — if tips trail off quickly, switch to Slow Burn. If you want bigger reactions, try Big Spender.
Last updated in v1.3.0
