04-27-2012, 06:41 PM
(04-09-2012, 08:15 PM)Kilix Wrote: Maybe I'm doing something wrong, but I'm not feeling too much of the inner balloon moving around. How much air should I put in the outer balloon? Enough to make it significantly larger than the inner balloon or just slightly larger?
But I can also say this; this method reduces the amount of "sloshing" noise I can hear from my belly. Does that get on anyone else's nerves when you're using just one layer of balloons or beach balls, and you can hear the water sloshing and splashing? It always detracted from the realism for me.
Don't put any air (or as little as possible) into the water filled balloon. This avoids the water noises and would probably ease the friction as well as it wouldn't be so stiff, it'd be more pliable and soft. only inflate the outer balloon and even then i'd say not by much more, - it depends on what you're looking for - for featul movement use a smaller water balloon and bigger air balloon, or for weight use a bigger water baloon and don't blow up the air baloon too much more...
I wish there was a way to keep the water in the baloon warm so it feels even more real....I used to fill up a mixing bowl from the kitchen with hot water, put a towel over the top and place the balloon on top. But it just never really worked for long - not to mention this was probably part of it's undoing - weakening the balloon.