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origl_main_raptor2 · 08-09-17, 06:07 AM

But before I add to your "To Do" list:

THANK YOU

All your long hours working on this sim paid off in the creation of one Hellva sim.

OK, here goes.....

1) The ability to reduce the size of HUD windows, rather than having them disappear when leaving the full screen Tactical Map. Ideally the right hand HUD would show the sub's tubes, while the left would have the same display that shows up when you are in full screen Tact map display, ie boat's info, contact info, weapon info.

2) A TIME EXPANDSION feature, by this I mean a way to slow time down. After all you're trying to run a whole boat by yourself, rather than one set of crew ID'ing sonar contacts, while another set of crew is steering the boat, and so on and so forth, and you're trying to remember which key(s) do which.

Once again, thank you for your hard work and dedication in creating this sim.
This retired systems "nerd" now has something that will keep me well occupied and happy during the coming winter months and beyond.

08-09-17, 06:07 AM	#10
origl_main_raptor2 Swabbie Join Date: Jul 2017 Posts: 11 Downloads: 14 Uploads: 0	OK, A got a couple But before I add to your "To Do" list: THANK YOU All your long hours working on this sim paid off in the creation of one Hellva sim. OK, here goes..... 1) The ability to reduce the size of HUD windows, rather than having them disappear when leaving the full screen Tactical Map. Ideally the right hand HUD would show the sub's tubes, while the left would have the same display that shows up when you are in full screen Tact map display, ie boat's info, contact info, weapon info. 2) A TIME EXPANDSION feature, by this I mean a way to slow time down. After all you're trying to run a whole boat by yourself, rather than one set of crew ID'ing sonar contacts, while another set of crew is steering the boat, and so on and so forth, and you're trying to remember which key(s) do which. Once again, thank you for your hard work and dedication in creating this sim. This retired systems "nerd" now has something that will keep me well occupied and happy during the coming winter months and beyond.