This might be a more global request. There are several approaches in other VR apps to allow the user to fine tune body position. I’m particularly impressed with the setup in Museum of Other Realities (free to play on Steam). Holding down both B buttons (on Index controllers) while pointing in any direction moves in the direction the controllers are pointing, including up and down. Back in my sailing days, sitting in a small craft I could scoot 2 inches in any direction easily. Having to pull up the “up/down” setting menu to move up/down is inconvenient; moving laterally is a little easier, but having to point TO the location you want to go is a bit tough if you just want to scoot back a little. Being able to adjust a little bit in any direction without significantly distracting the user from other tasks would be a big plus. Minor note: In Museum of Other Realities, holding down one B button also moves you in the direction of that controller, but at a slower jog. That UI pretty much requires that the B button is dedicated to position adjustment. Another note: Maybe there’s already a way to do this; I’ve only been working in the MarineVerse bundle a week.

Address the complete day out up anchor Navigate to two remote points one anchor point a Marina point Back to pick up a mooring bouy Complete all safety check lists

A display showing the route through the course and wind direction should be shown before the start and available to pull up via the menu during the race.

How better to learn than by seeing what others do in the same situation? Send a race challenge to a friend where they compete against your previously sailed ghost on the course head to head Or race against a ghost of your own best time Or race against a random fleet of ghosts who have times slightly before and after your best time on the same course.

The acceleration feels unrealistic and makes it hard to gybe when going around the bottom mark