How to Set Up Lovense Special Commands

Lovense Special Commands let you create additional tip-triggered actions beyond your normal Basic Levels.

You can use them to let viewers pause or clear your vibration queue, trigger a random Basic Level or activate predefined vibration patterns.

How do Special Commands work?

Each Special Command is assigned a specific tip amount.

When a viewer sends that amount, Lovense performs the action you've configured instead of triggering a normal Basic Level.

Lovense currently provides seven optional Special Commands:

• Pause the Queue
• Clear the Queue
• Random Level
• Wave
• Pulse
• Earthquake
• Fireworks

You can enable individual commands or use several at the same time.

Step 1: Open Special Commands

Open your Lovense settings for the cam site you're using and go to Special Commands.

Enable the checkbox beside each command you want to use.

Step 2: Set your tip amounts

Choose the number of tokens required to activate each enabled command.

Avoid assigning the same tip amount to both a Special Command and a Basic Level.

If the amounts overlap, the Special Command takes priority, meaning your Basic Level will not activate for that tip.

Step 3: Configure your commands

The available commands work differently:

Pause the Queue

This temporarily pauses queued tip-based vibrations.

Choose the tip amount required and how long the queue should remain paused. Once the selected time has passed, queued vibrations can continue.

Clear the Queue

This removes all pending tips from the vibration queue.

Once triggered, the queued vibrations are cleared and your toy will wait for a new qualifying tip.

Random Level

Random Level selects one of your existing Basic Levels at random.

You can choose the range of Basic Levels it can select from. For example, you could configure it to randomly choose between Levels 5 and 10.

Vibration patterns

Lovense also provides four predefined patterns:

• Wave
• Pulse
• Earthquake
• Fireworks

Assign a tip amount to any patterns you want viewers to be able to trigger.

Step 4: Save your Special Commands

Once you've finished configuring your commands, save the Special Command settings.

Make sure you also save the settings for the cam site you're currently configuring.

Should I use Special Commands and Basic Levels together?

Yes. Special Commands are designed to add more interaction alongside your normal Basic Levels.

Just make sure the tip amounts don't conflict unless you intentionally want the Special Command to take priority.