Mooring game

jimmynoboat

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Thanks, we put a fair bit of effort into making it slosh about a bit and not always go where you're pointing it.

Sorry we can't give you that half hour back though.
 

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The motorboat's great fun. Shot through the moorings at 23.6 kts. You should've seen their faces....

Ooops, what am I saying? /forums/images/graemlins/blush.gif
 

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A tad slow to respond with the mobo , but then I did end up needing repairs /forums/images/graemlins/blush.gif , SOG showed as 14Kn but it actually looked more like 3Kn , good bit of practice helming with tidal effects too
 

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I like to see the stern of the vessel too ... especially when trying to go backwards.... can the vessel be placed further up the screen? Other than that - I'm glad I don't have a mobo - stuffed up all the mooring attempts ... 1 notch forwards on the throttle and you're doing 5 knots!! Sailyboat was much easier!
 

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Really enjoyed it. However, I think the rudder response is too quick on the fin keel yacht at slow speeds. Also, I was prompted to put-out fenders when approaching the mooring buoy and then got the "needs repairing" result when I didn't notice hitting anything!
 

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Thanks everyone for your comments. We are going to keep making changes and will incorporate many of your suggestions.
Sorry about overlooking Mac conditions. I will make sure we address this.
Rear view is a planned enhancement. I need my programmer to handle most things but he has included many variables I can use to 'tweek' boat behaviour so, I'll have a go at that thery soon.
Thanks again and I'm really pleased you seem to like it.
BTW the mooring buoys are orange in colour - you have to approach them directly into the tide otherwise they won't alow you to tie up. I know that's not always the way you'd do it and I'm working on coming along side as a single-hander possibly would.
 

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Reverse view now added as well as some other suggested enhancements. Thanks

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