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rudewarrior · 11-10-12, 03:04 PM

Ok, could someone explain to me exactly how the date file in SH3 Commander works?

I am using my JFO! Mod, and it is not loading in the correct orders templates based on the current date.

I started a patrol on 25 Aug 39. The templates that were loaded originally, were from 1 Aug 39, which is correct.

However, my current patrol date is 5 Sep 39. My most recent entry prior to that date is for 4 Sep 39, and it should place a prize rules template in from that date. However, it is not doing that, it is still loading the file from 1 Aug 39.

Is my understanding correct here, or am I misreading how SH3 Commander works? I've read the manual, and the way it is written, it is unclear if this is specifically what happens, but does anyone know for sure? I have searched all through the forums for a specific explanation, but I can't seem to find anything that states it explicitly.

Any advice?

11-10-12, 03:04 PM	#870
rudewarrior Sonar Guy Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: Middlebury, VT, USA Posts: 378 Downloads: 165 Uploads: 2	Ok, could someone explain to me exactly how the date file in SH3 Commander works? I am using my JFO! Mod, and it is not loading in the correct orders templates based on the current date. I started a patrol on 25 Aug 39. The templates that were loaded originally, were from 1 Aug 39, which is correct. However, my current patrol date is 5 Sep 39. My most recent entry prior to that date is for 4 Sep 39, and it should place a prize rules template in from that date. However, it is not doing that, it is still loading the file from 1 Aug 39. Is my understanding correct here, or am I misreading how SH3 Commander works? I've read the manual, and the way it is written, it is unclear if this is specifically what happens, but does anyone know for sure? I have searched all through the forums for a specific explanation, but I can't seem to find anything that states it explicitly. Any advice?