Originally Posted by gainerihope
I don’t exactly know what you mean here. When you say down to it’s root, do you mean follow it all the way round to by the anal hole? I don’t think you do mean this. I don’t get what you mean when you say, take your hand and trace the penis shaft behind the balls down to it’s root (the bulb).
We can use the simulator as a reference. I’ll use the picture to describe what I mean.
LOT Simulator
You are seeing the pelvis area from the side. The red line represents the shaft/penis. There is three points in the red line (shaft), one at the Ischiopubic Ramus, one at the P.S and one at the glans.
Now the exit point of the penis is basically where it exits the body, that would be somewhere near the middle point in the red line (shaft). It will vary from person to person but for simplicity lets say it’s at the middle point on the red line (shaft). The balls will be somewhere here too.
Now what I meant was, standing straight up you take your hand and with your fingers feel the shaft at the middle point (at the exit point). This is the point where your shaft continues into the body. You’ll be touching the underside of the shaft. Now you follow the shaft (red line) from the middle point to the left point (Ischiopubic Ramus) with your hand (yes towards the butt hole). The root/bulb of the penis should be somewhere around the left point (Ischiopubic Ramus).
The point of this is to check your own angle between the left point and middle point of the shaft. In other word the difference in height between the left point and the middle point. In the picture (with default values) you can see that the middle point is higher up than the left point, this creates an angle in the shaft.
It is this angle or height difference between the middle point and left point that can give a hint on how much lig gains can be expected. The greater the angle or greater the height difference, the more potential for lig gains one might have.
If you put in 85 as the lig length you’ll see that the angle or height difference will change to 0. The left point goes straight to the right point, the entire shaft is completely straight. If this is the case then the potential for lig gains is probably not too great.
Sorry if it’s a bit confusing, english is not my first language ;P