The fuel system is what converts Chaturbate tokens into device intensity. Understanding how it works lets you tune the experience for your broadcast style.
Fluffer uses a configurable conversion table to define how much fuel each tip amount adds. The table covers 7 token tiers:
Tip Amount | Default Fuel Added |
|---|---|
1 token | configurable |
2 tokens | configurable |
5 tokens | configurable |
10 tokens | configurable |
20 tokens | configurable |
50 tokens | configurable |
100 tokens | configurable |
You set the fuel value for each tier in Tip4Fuel Settings. A 100-token tip can add much more fuel than a 1-token tip, so large tippers have a bigger impact on intensity.
When tips arrive, their fuel value is added to your current tank level. The tank has a maximum capacity — tips received when the tank is full overflow into reserves (see Fuel Reserves).
The tank level directly drives device intensity. A full tank means maximum intensity; a nearly empty tank means low intensity.
The fuel in your tank burns down at a constant rate (set in fuel mode settings). The burn rate determines how quickly the intensity fades between tips. A high burn rate means the tank empties fast — you need a steady stream of tips to maintain intensity. A low burn rate keeps intensity up longer between tips.
The power multiplier scales the overall intensity the fuel tank produces. At 1.0×, a full tank drives the device at 100%. At 0.7×, a full tank drives the device at 70%. Use the multiplier to set a comfortable ceiling for your session.
Set your 100-token fuel value high enough that a single large tip creates a noticeable spike — this rewards bigger tippers visibly on stream.
Last updated in v1.3.0
