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11-21-07, 12:57 PM | #316 |
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Excellent work man, excellent, thanks for the prompt attention.
Looking forward to this fine mod. Cheers! Wilcke |
11-21-07, 09:37 PM | #317 |
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Any idea how/whether this RSRD (version for RFB) can be made to coexist with the Depth Charge Shake mod from NVDrifter? I see that Leovampire has made a ROW-compatible version of NVDrifter's mod, but when I tried to activate it JSGME said that it would conflict with/over-write a couple of the files from RSRD (Bombs.sim and DepthCharges.sim), which I was reluctant to do 'cause I didn't want to lose the work that went into those files for RSRD.
Any chance that NVDrifter's changes to those two files are already included in RSRD (didn't see anything in the readme about that), or that they could be incorporated into an RSRD-compatible version somehow?
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11-22-07, 01:03 AM | #319 | ||
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just so people will know the difference Lurker
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Which mean's the bomb's from plane's will still expload further under water like Duci wanted but now you will see and experience it inside of the sub with the camera view's. And see more movment of the sub under water outside view. |
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11-22-07, 02:12 AM | #320 | |
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12-22-41 (0935 Hours) Lingayen Gulf, Luzon Weather deteriorating. Submerged for routine sound sweep. Sound contact at 24000 yards southeast in the Lingayen Gulf. Surfaced and proceeded on contact bearing at flank speed. Numerous smoke columns sighted to the southeast. Plot confirms at least 35 contacts at Long 120 03 E Lat 16 36 N. Contact report sent. Submerged at 8000 yards. Scope sightings hampered by extremely rough surface conditions. Maneuvered for attack on Nagara Maru flanked by two Kiturin Marus. Torpedoes fired from tubes 3 and 4 at 1200 yards. Both struck Nagara amidship on starboard side. Maru listed to starboard and sank. Escort activity aggressive but not accurate. Escaped to the northwest and RTB with tubes empty. Historical Note: In the early morning hours of December 22, 1941, the main body of Japan's Luzon invasion fleet steamed into the Lingayen Gulf. The fleet was divided into three echelons. The first was made up of 1 cruiser, 8 destroyers, and 27 transports. The second had 1 cruiser, 7 destroyers, and 28 transports and the third had 1 destroyer, 4 light destroyers, and 21 transports. Each echelon was assigned a separate area of the Lingayen Gulf. In total the transports contained 43,110 men from General Homma's 14th Army. The landing was supported by numerous aircraft from airbases captured earlier by the Kanno, Tanaka, and Legaspi TF's. B-17's flying from Australia engaged the fleet with little effect. U.S. submarines were also in the area but ineffectual. By the evening of December 23, 1941 General Homma's Army had pushed 10 miles inland. Patrol Notes: Half expected marching bands and CMOH at patrol's end but only got a purple heart and reassignment to the San Bernadino area. War is hell. By way of critique the only negatives I saw were the following: 1. Main invasion fleet was leaving Lingayen Gulf instead of arriving. 2. Did not see one aircraft. 3. San Bernadino/Samar very very quiet. Almost like the Legaspi TF never arrived. 4. No mention of Japanese activity by COMSUBPAC. Too many positives to remember them all...Great job. |
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11-22-07, 04:35 AM | #321 |
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Very good work,thank Lurker
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11-22-07, 10:30 AM | #323 |
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Little problem with orders
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Sorry to disturb you with so little things... During my 2nd mission in january 1942 with USS Sea Raven from asiatic fleet I had to proceed to Molucca Strait for anti-shipping action. I didn't spot the invasion force... After that I received by radio two others missions: proceed to Tarakan Island and patrol in Celebes Sea. My question is why nothing appears written in the clipboard for mission objectives? Thanks a lot Cheers
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11-22-07, 11:21 AM | #324 |
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As long as we're talking about little things, here's another one for you to consider. What is the logic in the mission order programming algorithm that determines from where you get the various orders that are given to your boat? I'm in December 1941, with the Asiatic Fleet out of Manila, and I'm getting patrol orders from COMSUBPAC. I didn't think much about that, but then I noticed that I was also getting some orders from COMSUBSOWESPAC, so there's clearly some logic built in to have some commands come from both sources (see below):
Based on what I've read in Roscoe's book and elsewhere, I would not expect for an Asiatic Fleet boat to be given orders by a different fleet's commander. Although it would seem reasonable for them perhaps to get some informational (FOX-type) traffic from COMSUBPAC, I don't think that they would get actual operational orders from anyone other than COMSUBSOWESPAC. Also, while I haven't found the exact dates when the COMSUBPAC and COMSUBSOWESPAC designations came into being or the short versions of the previous titles that existed at the outbreak of the war, it is my understanding that neither of these titles were actually in use at the beginning of the war. Is this (the designation/selection of the source for the order messages) something that is easily user-configurable, or does the game more or less randomly select where the orders come from? If this is something that can be "fixed" to be more accurate, I'd be happy to dig back into my research and determine when these titles came into use and what the previous (and potentially subsequent - I think COMSUBSOWESPAC eventually changed to something else later in the war) titles were.
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11-22-07, 01:00 PM | #325 | |
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Those messages are "not" being generated by RSRDC. They are coming from the messages.txt file that is part of TM. If you look in the Campagin directory of RSRDC you will "not" find a messages.txt file. |
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11-22-07, 01:21 PM | #326 | |
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11-22-07, 07:53 PM | #328 | |
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Now to go see what all is in that file and get to work [EDIT - hmmm - the only things I saw in the messages.txt file were the informational, FOX-like messages about events occuring in the war (like the second one I flagged in the picture above) - I didn't see anything in there that looked like the actual mission order messages to your specific boat (like the first one I flagged in the picture above). Can anybody steer me to where those messages are being generated from?]
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11-22-07, 11:26 PM | #329 |
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The mission orders come from the .tsr files in data/Campaign/PatrolObjectives/NameOfPatrolObjective/
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11-23-07, 07:10 PM | #330 |
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lurker_hlb3 I have a request please?!
Can you send me in a PM the DepthCharge.sim file and the BOMB.sim file from both RFB and RSRD mod's?
If I am going to solve the problem people are having with the depth charge shake mod for those 2 I need those file's and make the change manualy and post them for people to use. But I hate to download the total mod's to do this as my hard drive's are filling up fast. Don't want to have to delete game's on my PC just to do this one thing. It would realy be apreciated! Seems impossable to fill up 2 500gb hard drives but I am doing it none the less. |
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