[img]{STEAM_CLAN_IMAGE}/34751939/c2eab11c1ed2ceb17cb06bdd22f230c1b38a362d.png[/img] [url=http://powdervrgame.com/]Subscribe to our mailing list[/url] to get a free test key. [list] [*]lean graph more visible [*]jump indicator [*]movement assisted jump mechanic [*]two handed pole moving [*]moved sluff to per-track feature [*]added settings for auto camera tightness [*]added shadow settings [*]adjusted terrain popup values [*]added vegetation to Mt. Stormier [*]changed tree model in Mt. Stormier [*]added HDR effect [*]changed fs indy to fs nosebone [*]changed mute to weddle [*]limited air spin speed [*]adjusted acceleration speed [*]adjusted slide vs carve traction [*]revised powder snow trails [*]made transparent blue more visible [*]added snow on goggles effect [*]changed regular and goofy order [*]make lean tutorial easier [*]added ramps to tutorial [*]simplified snowboarding tutorial [/list] [url=https://www.si.com/extra-mustard/2020/08/13/tony-hawk-pro-skater-rename-mute-grab-honor-chris-weddle]Here's an article from Tony Hawk Pro Skater[/url] on the rechristening of the mute grab trick to the weddle. Chris Weddle who is deaf, is the trick's creator. The move was subsequently named to reflect his "quiet" demeanor, per Hawk. Now nearly four decades later, a more appropriate name has been chosen. Terje Haakenson's Powder VR is pleased to follow suit. [url=http://powdervrgame.com/game-guide/#grabbing]See the Game Guide[/url] on how to perform grab tricks. Here's the now renamed Weddle Grab Stiffy. It's just like the regular version but with straight legs. [previewyoutube=k6aOWf0LDcQ;full][/previewyoutube]