Splash proof cover

The computer controlled aspect of this retreat includes even any residents, so Jessica finds herself wearing an extremely tight rubbery jumpsuit that allows the computer to monitor her health at all times.

She's living there alone with only scheduled online conferences with her editor as contact with the outside world, so the beautiful blonde is only too happy to wear something that tight and revealing around the house.

Over time the computer upgrades her suit several times to something much kinkier and even tighter. When asked why it answers that she is an erotic author and it is merely creating an environment that will stimulate her imagination. Features added to the suit do more than stimulate her mind as Jess discovers to her multi orgasmic delight.

She starts to hate her 'standard' writing, finding it to be mundane and rather vanilla, starts kinking up her stories ..... to her surprise they sell like hotcakes.

The computer rewards her with more upgrades to her suit, Jess begins to suspect she is never going to be released from it, writes an account of her life in this idyllic rural retreat, from first arrival up til the computer completely encased her, her every orifice plugged, granted limited vision & hearing through artificial sensors mounted on the blank rubber hood, completely controlled by the computer and loving every second of it.

It's her best selling series ever, she earns enough to set her up for life and never have to write again. She can't help but laugh that her diary earned her more than all her other work combined, even as the computer activates the electrodes on & inside her most intimate parts, weaving a symphony of pleasure and pain to drive her to the first of a series of mind shattering orgasms ....

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Unfortunately there was something deeply wrong with both the terrainscape I created and the house model.

I kept getting this ugly mottling effect, you can see it in the shadowed areas in the two renders, nothing I did could get rid of it.

Secondly using this combination of terrain & house caused Vue to crash repeatedly. Frankly I was lucky that I even got these two renders done.

I gave up on this project out of sheer frustration. I'm hoping to get back to it at some point if I can find a decent house model and create a less flakey terrain :D