[REL] OLC Ubermod v2.4.3 for GWX 2.1

[onelifecrisis]

Originally Posted by difool2

Quick question (which really applies to GWX, and I guess stock too): any way to rid myself of the shaded bands in the clear or partly cloudy night sky (see the last pic in the OP)? I'd much prefer to see them blended together much more subtly. Or is this a video card limitation in terms of the number of colors available, or just a video card's inability to shade them together in a satisfactory manner?

OLCE2 fixes it, but I guess you already know that and want another way to fix it? Well, yes, there's a way and it's quite easy to do, and just now I actually started to type out how to do it... but then I remembered your rudeness to other people in other threads, and changed my mind.

[Schwuppes]

lol

Now I too have been struck by the avatar of shame...

[msalama]

Thanks for this great übermod OLC! Just downloaded & installed it and the environment looks sooo nifty now, and the GUI is a huge improvement too IMO I'm of course still clueless as to how it all works, but hey, practice makes perfect - or, in my case, at least mediocre :p

Thanks again m8, superb work all around. S!

[java`s revenge]

I have one question, am doubting.

When i have for example mastheight 23m. Do i have to double it for the calculation?

I thought not but....

[tomfon]

Originally Posted by java`s revenge

I have one question, am doubting.

When i have for example mastheight 23m. Do i have to double it for the calculation?

I thought not but....

No need to double the mast values!

[java`s revenge]

Thank you Tomfon!!

Was doubting because someone in this subject was talking about doubling the
mastheights and my first thought was, that is wrong....

[tomfon]

Originally Posted by java`s revenge

Thank you Tomfon!!

Was doubting because someone in this subject was talking about doubling the
mastheights and my first thought was, that is wrong....

No fuss.
It might be even better if you bother downloading the tutorials from OLCs FF page and also the read me files. He explains everything really.

[difool2]

Originally Posted by onelifecrisis

OLCE2 fixes it, but I guess you already know that and want another way to fix it? Well, yes, there's a way and it's quite easy to do, and just now I actually started to type out how to do it... but then I remembered your rudeness to other people in other threads, and changed my mind.

Umm what the hey are you talking about?

[onelifecrisis]

Originally Posted by difool2

Umm what the hey are you talking about?

Nevermind.
Download S3D and edit scene.dat. In Sky>EnvSim>FogDistances there are four array items, one for each visibility (fog) level. You need to edit CloudRelativeZMin and CloudRelativeZMax to sort out your problem. Bear in mind that the clouds are a flat texture laid on a big dome and, for fogging purposes, Z is measured on the horizontal plane only; the clouds directly above your U-boat are at Z=0 and the clouds on the horizon are at approximately Z=0.9.
HTH
OLC

[difool2]

Download S3D and edit scene.dat. In Sky>EnvSim>FogDistances there are four array items, one for each visibility (fog) level. You need to edit CloudRelativeZMin and CloudRelativeZMax to sort out your problem. Bear in mind that the clouds are a flat texture laid on a big dome and, for fogging purposes, Z is measured on the horizontal plane only; the clouds directly above your U-boat are at Z=0 and the clouds on the horizon are at approximately Z=0.9.
HTH
OLC

Thanks for the tip.