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aanker · 02-03-15, 01:24 PM

SH4 uses base time in-game. I don't know about Mission Editor time however it would be easy to find out.

Each patrol I draw vertical lines on my chart - 15d for every hour, so I know how many hours to add or subtract from base-time depending on where I am. It only takes a few minutes to do, and is very helpful.

I draw vertical lines 7.5d each side of 180d, and every 15d E and W from those lines. The moon-rise & moon-set tables can then be used as well as the Sun tables to plan your attacks etc. There aren't the RW N/S seasonal differences, so the tables are pretty close no matter what latitude or longitude you are on.

I found this so useful I edited the Sun & Moon tables into my F1 Help file.

- Edited spelling - (if you can't spell a word more than one way, you don't know how to spell) ... lol

Happy Hunting!

02-03-15, 01:24 PM	#17
aanker Pacific Thunder Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: Yellow Sea Posts: 1,896 Downloads: 236 Uploads: 14	SH4 uses base time in-game. I don't know about Mission Editor time however it would be easy to find out. Each patrol I draw vertical lines on my chart - 15d for every hour, so I know how many hours to add or subtract from base-time depending on where I am. It only takes a few minutes to do, and is very helpful. I draw vertical lines 7.5d each side of 180d, and every 15d E and W from those lines. The moon-rise & moon-set tables can then be used as well as the Sun tables to plan your attacks etc. There aren't the RW N/S seasonal differences, so the tables are pretty close no matter what latitude or longitude you are on. I found this so useful I edited the Sun & Moon tables into my F1 Help file. - Edited spelling - (if you can't spell a word more than one way, you don't know how to spell) ... lol Happy Hunting! __________________ " Bless those who serve beneath the deep, Through lonely hours their vigil keep. May peace their mission ever be, Protect each one we ask of thee. Bless those at home who wait and pray, For their return by night and day." Last edited by aanker; 02-11-18 at 02:20 PM.