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Nedlam · 02-21-09, 11:27 AM

@JScones,

I love your program. I wouldn't run SHIII without it. I figured it was something I was doing and not your program. I'm no programmer by any stretch of the imagination so I chalked up my problem to the old GiGo rule, i.e. user error.

I'll have to go back and re-read the manual. I must have missed that part on testing to see if the changes worked.

SH3Weather changes the 'Rand' files along with the other weather variables at the start of the game including Weatherrndinterval. The weather fix sets all of these to zero (weatherrndinterval is five). I thought I could keep the 'Rand' values at 0 and just adjust the other variables with Sub Commander. I was wronng. That's also why I think it's mucking up the weatherfix. Since uninstalling SH3Weather I've had less storms. Maybe I'm just getting lucky, who knows.

02-21-09, 11:27 AM	#126
Nedlam Ensign Join Date: Oct 2005 Posts: 222 Downloads: 48 Uploads: 0	@JScones, I love your program. I wouldn't run SHIII without it. I figured it was something I was doing and not your program. I'm no programmer by any stretch of the imagination so I chalked up my problem to the old GiGo rule, i.e. user error. I'll have to go back and re-read the manual. I must have missed that part on testing to see if the changes worked. SH3Weather changes the 'Rand' files along with the other weather variables at the start of the game including Weatherrndinterval. The weather fix sets all of these to zero (weatherrndinterval is five). I thought I could keep the 'Rand' values at 0 and just adjust the other variables with Sub Commander. I was wronng. That's also why I think it's mucking up the weatherfix. Since uninstalling SH3Weather I've had less storms. Maybe I'm just getting lucky, who knows. __________________ You can never put too much water on a nuclear reactor...