I am looking to modify the heeling behavior of the BWind engine script in a boat that I am building. Please let me know if you're interested in helping me with this problem. I also suspect that given the BWind engine doesn't 'broadcast' that value, it would need a mod to replace the animation swap with a message, (e.g., 'PORT' and 'STARBOARD') on a channel that the pose script.

What I am looking for is a pose script that can handle two avatars (pilot and passenger), that listens for the sailingAngle value to 1) swap the two animations, and 2) shift the sit offset value from one side of the boat to the other, for both avatars. The separate pose script just handles the sitting based on an offset and rotation, but the actual seating position on the boat is static - doesn't shift. The sailingAngle is used to drive other things, primarily the rotation of the sails, boom, etc. The main engine script looks at an variable integer called sailingAngle to determine if it's a positive or negative, and based on that value ( 0) will use if /else if statements to switch between two animations that either face port or starboard on the boat. I am building a boat using the BWind sailing engine (v1.3.7) but the standard pose script isn't quite cutting it for my needs. As always, I appreciate the forum's help. Has anyone run across this before? If so, do you know what causes it? Is there a solution to fixing it? If I don't use the Generate Normals setting, the pontoons of the model look more like the Hindenburg, with flat, faceted sections and I don't want that.

As far as physics go, I have it to the lowest setting which gives me two triangles - maybe this has something to do with it, but I doubt it - just thought I'd mention it. I turn on 'Generate Normals' and I get the blowout (on the 'starboard' side, fore and aft of the center connector - see the two blowouts?). Here are the LOD settings and if you look at the preview, the model looks nice and clean. This is my latest model (a catamaran hull) as it is supposed to look in SL (I am using Wings3D as my modeling program). dae to SL that when I turn on 'Generate Normals' to smooth out the surfaces, I get these 'added bits' that blow out some of the faces at odd angles.

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