WACS: User Guide

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Introduction

 [Main Index] Welcome to WACS, a free-software adult web site system. This web document is designed to show you around the key parts of the WACS web site you're using. Depending on where you're accessing from, and what the person installing the system told it to do, you may well have to log in first. For copyright/licensing reasons, the example images feature sets from two photoshoots by the main author and a friend of his. These sets have not been publicly released at this time, but feel free to contact Beaky about them.

Logging In

 [Login Screen 1] WACS is designed to house content that isn't suitable for everyone to see, so there's a login procedure to *try* to make sure that only those people who should see it get to. We've tried to provide the necessary security tools and make them work right, but don't blame us if someone in your household gets to see something they shouldn't - it's your content not ours, after all! If you're nervous about it, do take the time to read the sections on security and Configuration. You can choose to login from the main menu page, or alternatively you will be asked to login whenever you try to first try access a page with actual content on it.

[Login Screen 2] There are two steps to logging in - firstly providing your username and password, and secondly agreeing to the declaration and setting your exclusions for the session (if you want to). Exclusions is as far as we know an exclusive feature to WACS; it allows you to tell the system to hide certain types of content from indexes. For example, if you only wish to see each girl on her own, you can tick the boxes to exclude straight, group orgy and lesbian sets from display. Most of the pages will include a note to the effect that some sets have been excluded and a way to override that and see all sets.

Where's The New Stuff

The first place most people like to check on entering a new website is the latest additions, and of course WACS provides this. There are three special pages covering new additions; one each for Models, Photo Sets and Video Clips.

[New Models] Here's the one for models, but do note that due to the way WACS works, there might not yet be any sets in place yet for these models. A model has to be added first before she can be associated with a set; her sets may well be on the downloading "To Do" list.

[New Sets] This is probably the most used of the new pages, as this covers the newly added photosets. It includes set attributes, viewing links and links to the model(s) featured.

[New Videos] This one covers the newly added videos, providing links, information and their icons.

Browsing For Stuff

So the next step is browsing through the site, and this is where the Main Sections menu comes into play. This shows you the main sections into which the WACS-hosted site has been divided, typically with options to browse with pictures or just use the short-form index by name.

[WacsShow] If you choose the browser, you get a divider for each sub-section and a selection at random from either sets or models featured within that section. Hitting reload on the web browser will cause a new group of pictures to be selected at random (so long as there are enough different ones available). You can click on each icon to see that set, or you can click on the title bar to see everything in that sub-section.

[WacsImgCat] The index is rather more consise but shows you a good view of all that is available within that section. In many cases, it can be the quickest way to find a particular type of set. Normally you can see many hundreds of models/categories in a single page.

About Models

It's in this section that WACS is really different from most of the other image management systems out there. It has literally dozens of different ways to look at the details on the different models it knows about.

[Model Menu] This shows you just some of the many choices available; you can look at those models marked as favourites in each of four categories (Solo, Cuties, Lesbian and Straight), by vendor site and then all, best or unrated from each of those, alphabetically name and so on. Within each of these you can look at either a page of thumbnail images (shown below), or a detailed description of each model (further down).

[Fave Thumbs] As mentioned earlier, we're a bit limited by licensing/copyright rules but here are a few examples of how the pages look - here's a sample favourites thumbnails page.

[Fave Details] This is the more detailed model index which shows you much more detail about each model.

[Model Page] From either of the above indexes, when you click on a model, you get to one of three different set pages about each model. Here's an example of the detailed one; this page includes most of the information about each set and details of this model's identity on various web sites, sets yet to be downloaded or those not yet added into the WACS database.

[Model Thumbs] This page contains thumbnails of the sets that this model has and is a much better way of browsing through her collection. Note that there is one more such screen for especially prolific models where the thumbnails are much smaller in order to fit many more to a view.

How To Search

[Set Search] This is the first of three search screens available, this one does a by attribute search of the sets available within WACS. Of course, the success of any such search depends on the attributes being filled out for each set, but the recommended naming convention goes a long way towards making this work well. The results of a search are saved in a "tag set" which you can then examine, edit and view. An almost identical screen is used for searching videos.

[Model Search] In addition to searching for sets by attributes, you can do the same for models using the model search screen. It's shown here, and once again it creates a "tag set" which you can then examine and edit at your leisure.

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