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Instructions from inside the program:

Welcome to BATTLESHIP COMMAND: SCHARNHORST !

This program is a simple prototype and conceptual demo for you to try.
It has not been properly tested on different systems, so I take no responsibility for any damage caused by this
software on your system.
The list of future feats is long: crew management, damage management, dynamic campaign, ship upgrades,
secondary guns, more interiors, detailed engine control, fire control computer, friendly AI, planes, subs and lots of
ships, land and bases...

Many parts have been omitted from this demo, like for example the boiler rooms, seperate turbine/shaft controls
and other parts of the ship.
Most of the objects are placeholders and textures are temporary.
Again, it's simply a sketch of a game/simulator!

Now to the fun stuff!

It's 1941, you are in charge of a Scharnhorst Class battleship!
On patrol somewhere in the North Sea you receive a contact report from U-81,
enemy ships sighted, unknown type and convoy size.
Your orders are to engage, as long as you out gun your opponent.
The mission doesn't end, you simply shut down the program.

Controls:
A,S,D,W to walk around, hold shift to run. Right mouse to look around.
Hold T for engine telegraph, use mouse to order a speed.
Hold C for compass. Point the arrow using the mouse to your wanted heading.
Press the red button in the middle to enable the AI-helmsman.

Press 1 for FPS-cam.
Press 5 for Firecontrol station.
Press 6 for Damage control.
Press R for Radar station.
Press F for Flakgun firedirector.

In the Firecontrol station, A, D sets the distance to fire.
Right mouse button to aim. Mousewheel to look closer.
Space button fires all ready guns (a little buggy).

In Radar station, A, D sets direction. Mousewheel zooms.

In Flakgun firedirector, A, D sets distance and Space fires the guns.

To contact me (Bracer), please visit Subsim.com or send an email to:
scharnhorst.game@gmail.com

Feel free to support me via PayPal if you want to leave a token of appreciation or want to support the project.

Kind Regards,
Daniel (Bracer)