Setfuel Script???

Kirk · 03-06-06, 04:00 PM

Anyone know how to set the set fuel script. I would like to say have 10% or so fuel left and after it is gone the diesel engine would cut off on the kilo sub. Is this possible to do? Thanks.

Fish · 03-06-06, 06:50 PM

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Originally Posted by Kirk

Anyone know how to set the set fuel script. I would like to say have 10% or so fuel left and after it is gone the diesel engine would cut off on the kilo sub. Is this possible to do? Thanks.

Kirk, as far as I know it won't work.
I had a Kilo with two scrips one to set the battery to zero, and one to set the fuel 0.01%. She runs on battery for a long time then recharged there batterys, and got on.

nzm30 · 03-07-06, 03:35 AM

The 'set fuel' seems to only work for aircraft, P3 and Seahawk.
I believe its meant to be like this.

OKO · 03-07-06, 02:10 PM

Here is a small example :

http://okof4.free.fr/fichiers/DW/Charge_KILO.mu

you see you can battery is flat, but fuel is still there
Used the same script to do both.

There is no way, actually, to set up the fuel level of a SSK.
but I can't see any reason for a SSK to run out of fuel ... ?

03-06-06, 04:00 PM	#1
Kirk Helmsman Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Pennsylvania Posts: 102 Downloads: 2 Uploads: 0	Setfuel Script??? Anyone know how to set the set fuel script. I would like to say have 10% or so fuel left and after it is gone the diesel engine would cut off on the kilo sub. Is this possible to do? Thanks. __________________ -Kirk

03-07-06, 03:35 AM	#3
nzm30 Swabbie Join Date: Dec 2001 Posts: 9 Downloads: 4 Uploads: 0	The 'set fuel' seems to only work for aircraft, P3 and Seahawk. I believe its meant to be like this.

03-07-06, 02:10 PM	#4
OKO Commander Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: Solar system, mainly on earth Posts: 476 Downloads: 62 Uploads: 0	Here is a small example : http://okof4.free.fr/fichiers/DW/Charge_KILO.mu you see you can battery is flat, but fuel is still there Used the same script to do both. There is no way, actually, to set up the fuel level of a SSK. but I can't see any reason for a SSK to run out of fuel ... ?