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Description
Poser Users: Due to an apparent peculiarity of Poser, the springs
on the rear pods, and the four module footing assemblies,
appear to slowly twist around the gear legs. Clicking
ANY parameter dial snaps them back into place. Oddly
enough, I have never found out why, though a user from
R'osity told me that it appeared to be an OpenGL glitch
that Poser suffered from, on occasion.

D/S Users: D/S does not suffer from the above problem, but has another
oddity in that not all the dials I set as 'hidden' in the
CR2 stayed hidden in D/S. Since the dials that control the
movement of important sections are named for what they do,
this shouldn't be an issue.

OBJ Users: Some softwares import some of the OBJ sections a bit too low
on the Y Axis. Moving back up a bit, should prove no problem.
Due to the way the eagle was designed, lining up parts is easy.

All movable parts in Poser and D/S have limits set, the movable parts are

All the interior doors.
The Airlock doors on the Passenger Module.
The doors for the stair compartments.
The Stair runners, and the stairs.
On the Foot Assemblies, the leg shocks.
On the Pod Assemblies, the lower leg, and the foot.

The interior of the CM is VERY basic, to give you something
to see through the windows, until I actually get the real one
completed. Enjoy this little offering. ^_-

Greywolf Starkiller
aka Eric den Biesen

Description
Poser Users: Due to an apparent peculiarity of Poser, the springs
on the rear pods, and the four module footing assemblies,
appear to slowly twist around the gear legs. Clicking
ANY parameter dial snaps them back into place. Oddly
enough, I have never found out why, though a user from
R'osity told me that it appeared to be an OpenGL glitch
that Poser suffered from, on occasion.

D/S Users: D/S does not suffer from the above problem, but has another
oddity in that not all the dials I set as 'hidden' in the
CR2 stayed hidden in D/S. Since the dials that control the
movement of important sections are named for what they do,
this shouldn't be an issue.

OBJ Users: Some softwares import some of the OBJ sections a bit too low
on the Y Axis. Moving back up a bit, should prove no problem.
Due to the way the eagle was designed, lining up parts is easy.

All movable parts in Poser and D/S have limits set, the movable parts are

All the interior doors.
The Airlock doors on the Passenger Module.
The doors for the stair compartments.
The Stair runners, and the stairs.
On the Foot Assemblies, the leg shocks.
On the Pod Assemblies, the lower leg, and the foot.

The interior of the CM is VERY basic, to give you something
to see through the windows, until I actually get the real one
completed. Enjoy this little offering. ^_-

Greywolf Starkiller
aka Eric den Biesen