DanceXR 2026.5 focuses on making longer interactions feel more coherent and easier to direct. AI roleplay now keeps multi-turn history, tracks intent across the session, and uses memory compression to preserve important context without letting prompts become unwieldy. OperatorXR is now part of that workflow as well, making it easier to hand off and continue roleplay-driven scenes. TTS and voice handling have also been improved with better fallback behavior, startup reliability, and support for non-voice languages.
Paired motion has been significantly refined in this release. The model-driven sex motion system is easier to tune as a connected interaction, with expanded controls for speed, stimulation, progress, receding, and determined-mode behavior. Reaction shaping, torso shake, throbbing, damping, and overshoot controls all work together to give the motion more weight while keeping the performance readable.
Pose and eye direction are easier to control too. Random pose updates, bend, twist, head rotation, forced look-at, and frame stepping help when dialing in a scene, while eye-contact logic, blink handling, eyelid control, and facial intensity coupling all behave more naturally. Under the hood, contact solving, alignment math, foot IK, and leg orientation handling were also improved to keep bodies aligned more reliably.
Scene workflow and documentation continue to move forward as well. Scene update flow and save behavior have been cleaned up, quick motion settings are easier to reach, and actor settings now support profile versioning. Documentation and export tooling were expanded across feature references, presets, and creator-facing data.
For full details, visit: [DanceXR Release Notes 2026.5](https://vrstormlab.com/dancexr/releases/2026.5)