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Member
This may not apply to you but this is how I corrected the lower blocks kicking problem on Virtual Smash.
I noticed that in the balance (block catching) game my arms were only visible on screen up to my elbows when I held them straight up. I pressed Y on my controller to bring up the Kinect menu and held my arms straight up when it was capturing my image. I made sure it captured my entire body from feet to the top of my arms. I confirmed this information and straight away I was able to kick the blocks! So, essentially the camera was not aligning my body in relationship to the three levels of blocks but it does now.
I hope this helps anyone out there who has had the same issue.
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Member
This may not apply to you but this is how I corrected the lower blocks kicking problem on Virtual Smash.
I noticed that in the balance (block catching) game my arms were only visible on screen up to my elbows when I held them straight up. I pressed Y on my controller to bring up the Kinect menu and held my arms straight up when it was capturing my image. I made sure it captured my entire body from feet to the top of my arms. I confirmed this information and straight away I was able to kick the blocks! So, essentially the camera was not aligning my body in relationship to the three levels of blocks but it does now.
I hope this helps anyone out there who has had the same issue.
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Senior Member
This might help people with other issues as well 
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Junior Member
Thanks for the info I'll definitely give it a try today. I'm not that tall though...at 5'8", if it doesn't get my whole body, if be suprised.
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Member
Good morning. smp, I'm 5'8 too but it seemed to be more about the camera capturing too low. Like I said, hold your arms straight up and see if they are totally visable - if they are not I would adjust camera. When it wasn't working the camera was capturing too much floor and not enough body.
