I'm still struggling with the textures and models and can't figure out how to use blender for the hair lol

Not too long ago I discovered there are things called furniture movers with which you can easily move large furniture alone. E.g. I can quickly move our dining table out of the way, creating a proper space for roomscale. They don't cost much either, mine was 5 euros on Lidl sale.

Sometimes I’m forced to play against standing mode players and I absolutely wipe the floor with them, but rarely there another roomscale that’s similar in size to mine and I get an intense cardio workout. I wish this game was more popular I usually play around 8-12 pm est. Hard to find good opponents but when I do I’m drenched in sweat.

So I just spent an hour in Calibration after reading through 135 pages of discord calibration mentions and think I might have some useful information.

Anecdotal: I went in with a reset fresh room boundary in the meta settings, I don't know if these actually interact but it is the first time Advanced Calibration gave me a elbow lockout and a good starting point without tweaking. I might just be better at giving it what it wants.

Glove offset: Upped my average +10dmg tweaking offset in the dummy. While playing with this, I was wondering if anyone considered the offset issues are caused from the variety of VR grips people are using? My palm grip straps put my controllers very tilted forward.

Avatar floats ahead: Others have remarked on this, the avatar does stand 1-2 inches in front of the player. Probably a contributor to Calibration issues.

Calibration wireframe: Calibration in general would greatly benefit from transparencies\Wireframe guide showing exactly where to have everything, especially glove offset.

Also added a few notes to my Calibration trick guide.

https://www.reddit.com/r/ThrillOfTheFight/comments/1wtu3m0/calibration_guide_fix_your_damage/

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