Coming soon to the eDiving simulator
Testing my new Dive Xtras Sierra scooter
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Coming soon to the eDiving simulator
HenrikBP
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Sierra or Cuda ...?
OP
Why is he kicking?
OP
Is he?
Rainer
Contributor
Not sure how you could deduce kicking from a static image, but here are my suggestions:
(1) Head up. It seriously helps with not crashing into stuff.
(2) Where's the tow cord???
(3) Trim for scootering is off. You do not want your feet in the prop wash. They should be higher.
(4) Scooter should be further in front of the diver. The angle between the upper and lower arm should be >90 degrees.
(1) Head up. It seriously helps with not crashing into stuff.
(2) Where's the tow cord???
(3) Trim for scootering is off. You do not want your feet in the prop wash. They should be higher.
(4) Scooter should be further in front of the diver. The angle between the upper and lower arm should be >90 degrees.
OP
Hi Rainer,
thank you very much for your feedback. We will fix the animation of the diver ASAP
Regarding #1, it could take a while because to allow head movement we need first to rig (animate) the hoses too.
Alberto (aka eDiver)
thank you very much for your feedback. We will fix the animation of the diver ASAP
Regarding #1, it could take a while because to allow head movement we need first to rig (animate) the hoses too.
Alberto (aka eDiver)
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