Periscope and waves

[geosub1978]

I don't know way but I have my periscope covered by wakes quite a few seconds, even in almost calm seas. This often causes the missing of the fire bearing. For this reason I have to go to shallower depth in order to clear up my view, exposing my mast...

I can tell you that this happens in reallity, but not in that extent even in rough seas.

Does anyone else bothered on this?

[SteamWake]

I don't know way but I have my periscope covered by wakes quite a few seconds, even in almost calm seas. This often causes the missing of the fire bearing. For this reason I have to go to shallower depth in order to clear up my view, exposing my mast...

I can tell you that this happens in reallity, but not in that extent even in rough seas.

Does anyone else bothered on this?

I dont know if "bothered" is the right word.

Yes everyone experiences this. The key is to raise your sub a few feet above periscope depth to get a clear view.

Periscope depth as ordered is for optimum conditions.

[geosub1978]

Excuse me for my english!!!:oops: :oops: :oops: . Didn't mean anything bad!

[U-Bones]

Excuse me for my english!!!:oops: :oops: :oops: . Didn't mean anything bad!

It was a good word choice, your English was fine.

I think SteamWake just meant that it did not bother him, or it bothered him very little.

[geosub1978]

Ok, Thanks!

I just want to point that the SAIL is much exposed above the optimum periscope depth (after 3 ft above). I hope that the wave high is correctly applied in the game!

[U-Bones]

Ok, Thanks!

I just want to point that the SAIL is much exposed above the optimum periscope depth (after 3 ft above). I hope that the wave high is correctly applied in the game!

Yes, rising above wave action has risk.

[jhelix70]

FYI, the periscope depth (and other parameters) for each sub can be adjusted in the subname.cfg files, in the individual sub folders under Data/Submarine/

[SteamWake]

Yes it does expose you to a greater extent. Im not sure how the "code" handles visibility I havent been detected yet.

Then again I tend to lay in wait at around 80 feet listening on the sonar untill the target gets close to launch angle then I pop up, a few last minute adjusments and take the shot.

But I think there is a mod to tone down the waves.

Look in the modding forum you might just find what you want :up:

[geosub1978]

Yes it does expose you to a greater extent. Im not sure how the "code" handles visibility I havent been detected yet.

Then again I tend to lay in wait at around 80 feet listening on the sonar untill the target gets close to launch angle then I pop up, a few last minute adjusments and take the shot.

But I think there is a mod to tone down the waves.

Look in the modding forum you might just find what you want :up:

I will look around indeed, the covering of the periscope has started stretching my nerves!!!:yep: :D

[Fearless]

I'm only having that problem with the Salmon and Sargo type. I therefore adjusted periscope depth from 16.4 meters to 15.6 meters (54ft to 51ft) which helped. It also solved the OBS scope problem being too low.