TK17 VX/V11 supports up to four actors in your scene:

• MySelf:  Also known as "Actor 1".  This is typically the actor representing yourself.

• SexMate:  "Actor 2" - the primary partner.  Every "pose"/"scene" has at least one actor... this one.  Solo poses use Actor 2 as the lone actor. This is your main character.

• 3SomeMate: For threesome/foursome poses/animations.

• 4SomeMate: For foursome poses/animations.

Actors can be any gender: Male, Female or "Shemale". Click one of the "Choose MySelf/SexMate/3SomeMate/4SomeMate" buttons to select a different actor to play that role. You can use the actor as-is, customize them, or clone an existing model as the basis for creating a totally new actor. Stock models can not be deleted (though they can be hidden using the "Options Manager" app in the program's home directory).

Click the "Customize" button to edit your model(s).  (See the section on using the "Customizer").

Quickmode:  A "quicky" mode that randomly selects a room from which you can play/test "poses" just for fun.

Freemode:  Many users will spend most of their time in this mode, which allows you to test different poses/animations in a room of your choosing. "Freemode" might also be called "freestyle" mode. The term "free" has nothing to do with payment. All of TK17 is free and user-supported. (See the section on using Freemode).

Storymode: This is a special mode just for playing prewritten "stories" associated with different rooms, where the player is asked questions before ending up in Freemode. There is no natural method built into TK17 for creating your own "stories" for use in this mode, and not every room has a "story" associated with it.

Toy Editor:  A simple built in "dildo maker". The Toy Editor is fairly simplistic and not covered in this documentation.

Pose Edit:  Despite the name, "poses" are not necessarily static bodies in one position. The pose editor is where you create the animations for your actors to perform. The "PE" is a "keyframe" based animator (see the section on using the "Pose Editor").

Sequencer: This is where we bring together all the different elements (rooms, poses, actors, outfits and toys) to create a "movie" by placing those elements (along with features like sound effects, titles and camera motion) along a timeline (see the section on using the "Sequencer").

Tutorial:  A simple interactive demo explaining the different controls and how they are used. Helpful for first-timers new to TK17.