Torpedo failures - weather related.

roadhogg · 10-22-14, 06:32 AM

As mentioned by Banryu79, and confirmable on Wikipedia if you type "German T2 electric torpedo" in your search bar, most of the T2's depth keeping and detonation problems were apparently solved by the end of the Norwegian campaign (June 40).

I only state this due to testing of my sphere work in rough weather against warships using a 1942 IXB.
I'm having some trouble testing the reliability of the spheres due to the seemingly excessive pre-detonation, and non exploding magnetics in 42.

So I wonder if anyone would be kind enough to tell me what files control the torpedo failure rates?
It would save me some time searching through files.
I could ( and will ) replace the T2'S with T3's for testing, but as with other elements of this game, I'd rather fix it while I'm tinkering.

10-22-14, 06:32 AM	#29
roadhogg Nub Join Date: Jun 2011 Posts: 4 Downloads: 10 Uploads: 0	As mentioned by Banryu79, and confirmable on Wikipedia if you type "German T2 electric torpedo" in your search bar, most of the T2's depth keeping and detonation problems were apparently solved by the end of the Norwegian campaign (June 40). I only state this due to testing of my sphere work in rough weather against warships using a 1942 IXB. I'm having some trouble testing the reliability of the spheres due to the seemingly excessive pre-detonation, and non exploding magnetics in 42. So I wonder if anyone would be kind enough to tell me what files control the torpedo failure rates? It would save me some time searching through files. I could ( and will ) replace the T2'S with T3's for testing, but as with other elements of this game, I'd rather fix it while I'm tinkering.