Attack from the Conning Tower mod 0.1b + corrected area links

[Nobon]

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Updated!

V0.1b First, beta test version, only for Newinteriors 2.0 mod-


Download:
http://www.subsim.com/radioroom/down...o=file&id=4550


Readme:


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Realistic Conning Tower for attacks
by Nobon (Daniel Wolf)

Realism mod.
This version is
only for FM newinteriors 2.1 mod
0.1 BETA testing version.
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Attacks, fully planned and executed from the conning tower, by the commander.

Keep in mind, that this version is only a BETA, and contains some flaws, stated next.



Current features:
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For the explanation of the whole mod, and the how's and why's, visit it's thread. (strongly recommended)

http://www.subsim.com/radioroom/showthread.php?t=215152




Instead of the F6 attack map, and F5 navigational map, the ship has two navigational maps.
One is at the conn. tower deck.

No F6 map, so you have to use te TDC dials -at the conning tower's wall-,
while the boat moves.



-Reinvented the "back button" as right click, if you want to backstep from a station.
it works as:

From UZO to the bridge,
from attack periscope, after a brief show of the periscope close-up to the conning tower,
from the conning tower nav. map to the conning tower,
from the observation periscope to the control room,
from the control room nav. map to the control room.

-now the map at the conn. tower is a second nav. map.

-Conn tower now has a shortcut: shift+f1. !!!!!!

-Control room nav. map: F5.

-Conn. Tower nav. map: shift+F5.




Known bugs:
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-I can't reimplement the Attack map (as F6)... As this step need a THIRD command, that recognised and validated by the system as a valid map command...

-Now the back button does nothing at the bridge, and at the conning tower, it wont let you step down a level. This is because a weird bug that otherwise

would put you right down to the last station in the "back chain", to the control room. This bug also produces a nice animation, as you press back at attack

periscope, then a close up view of the periscope tube will flash up, and then you back up to the control room. Kind of an outzoom XD

-Now as the back button is implemented to the nav. map, you cant order to start course, or exit from tools properly. The workaround is to use ctrl+right

click, or shift+right click, this way the backstep doesnt happen, but the map recognises it as a legal right click. A little annoying, Ive got used to it,

but it would be nice to solve this.

-The conn. tower TDC shows the speedometer of the target differently than the attack map one: (stock bug) at the attack map, the little lines from 5 to 10

knots represent 1 knot steps. At the conning tower's wall, theres four lines in equal distances, not 5... So you have to approximate, where is, for example,

8 knot...


INSTALL:
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PLEASE install through JSGME, and only after installed FM NewInteriors 2.1 This mod, to take effect,
should be LOWER in the JSGME activated mod's list, than the FM mod.

Just put the contents into the MODS folder, and activate via JSGME.


UNINSTALL:
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Deactivate via JSGME.

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Old introduction:

Greetings.

One and a half year spent since my last cruise, now Im back ^^ and made some important discoveries
about the commands.cfg. in the last hours.

Actually Im on the verge of releasing a mod, currently supported for

- GWX 3.0

- FM New Interiors 1.0

And maybe FM New Interiors 2.1d, why not, until a new release of that wonderful mod
comes out.

Theres also chance for releasing it compatible for STOCK 1.4, if someone sends me a correct
stock 1.4 commands_en.cfg.

Also a possibility to release it with compatibility with any other mod that alters
commands_en.cfg, if the crowd is big enough. ^^


Attack from the Conning Tower mod 0.1b
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Actually Im very keen about the conn. tower, yet theres no use of it in a fast paced attack,
nor in stock, nor in anywhere I know.

The main goal of this mod is realism, and a nice feeling that you are actually command the
attack from the tower itself...


This upcoming mod currently features
(tested, with gwx+fm interior 2.1d):

+Shortcut for the Conning Tower -> shift+f1

+Brought back to life the right mouseclick method, to jump back into the last station,
with some corrected values:

F3 (attack periscope) after a right click exits to Conning Tower, where you can instantly
feed the TDC on the right wall, or individually open each torpedo tube. You can reenter
the Attack periscope from here again.

O as Observation periscope after a right click exits to the Command Room, where it should.

UZO exits to the tower deck. (watch deck) As the Deck Gun, and The Flak also.


Navigational map(f5), and Attack map (f6) currenty doesnt exit anywhere, (doesn't react to right click)
but you can jump to the conn. tower with shift+F1, or to the control room, via F2.
This is merely because I need to refine the Conning Tower attack method, to be as simple as it can,
and also realistic, so I need to think about this a bit more XD where to link these two...


Troubleshooting:
Currently you can't exit from the tower deck via right click, (back to the submarine) and you can't exit
from the conn. tower via right click (back to the control room.)
Instead you can either click on the hatch on the floor, or use Shift+F1 or F2.


The reason for this restriction I made, is a weird, stacking up backstep command, which works like this:
If you are in an area (let just say Attack periscope, F3) and theres an exit for it, (conning tower)
and if theres an exit for the conning tower also, (control room) the right click will Woosh you right down
to the last exit ^^ Same with the tower deck. If theres an exit for the UZO (->tower deck) and an
exit for the Tower deck (->conning tower) you will find yourself down in the conning tower, if you exit Uzo...


So currently the right click maps like this:

UZO.........\
Deck GUN..-<->Tower Deck(f4).
Flak GUn.../

_______________________ have to click hatch, or Shift+F1 to go down___


F3 Attack periscope <- Periscope close view <- Conning tower.. <-,
..........\________________________________________________/


_______________________ have to click hatch, or F2 to go down___

O observation periscope <-> Control Room.




(yes, if you exit the attack scope, the scope 3d model view will pop up for a blink, but then you stand up
back to the Conning tower. I think its a practical little speedback bug, as let you adjust setting in the
conn., after a bit of "exit animation" leaving the attack scope.)



Upcoming:

Some coding needs:
Well, it would be nice to correct the bug(feature?) that doesnt let you connect more than two areas
via right click, otherwise after a blink in the middle station it transports you to the last.
I have a feeling, that a mouseclick is handled in an other way, than a button, so it counts more than
one "click", no matter what you do.


Solution(? not yet tested):
Well, I think linking the backstep command to a button, for example, ctrl, or x, instead of right click
maybe could work, but it will make a bit of an uncomfortable difference. What do YOU think?
Tell me please!

Or: If any of you have a wide knowledge about the mechanics of the key-flags (like when ,s, indicates,
that the key also need the Shift to be pressed) and have an idea about how to stop this behaviour,
I would be really thankful. For example the ,R, flag, or the ,n, ,m, flags..?


Summary:

So at this point, using the mod, you can stay in the conning tower, while using the Attack periscope,
using the TDC, open/close torpedoes, adjust torpedo configuration. (via the 3d wall of the tower)
Maybe I link the Attack Map (f6) there also, would be logical.
Using the officer orders menu bar you can pretty mutch control anything from the conning tower.
(like when the Kaleun yelled, or radioed down to the control room in real life)

With one exception:

The navigational map shouldnt point back there, it belongs to the control room, so If you view
that, you need to go back to the conn. tower via the Shift+f1.

This is a deep cut for manual targetters, such as myself, but making observations about the target in
close range (speed, range, course) should be drawn to the Attack map anyway, not the nav. map...
But currently only the nav map has the tools for it. So... The question remains open.

Until I can duplicate the Nav map XD and link one down to the control room, one up for the conn...
Or until I can unlock the nav map tools for the attack map...

So this is why its in beta status, Im open for suggestions before the first releases for the listed mods.

[Nobon]

Well, I made a sketch about the manual engagement method I use all the time,
so heres the:

Engagement Problem:
(And how to implement it through the realistic Conning Tower Attack mod)


A rough sketch, I break it down below step by step:





List of Manual Targetting tasks by time order:
(Control Room as area is green, Conn. Tower as area is red)

1.: You get a sound bearing on Hydrophone. Either by your officer, or just yourself.
--a.: First observation of direction, and rough accessment of sound strength.
--b.: Second observation of direction, and rough accessment of sound strength.
--c.: Third observation of direction, and rough accessment of sound strength.
By the change of sound strength, you can roughly determine that the target is closing,
constant, or moving away, and you can put this together with the direction change, to:

2.: Plot the rough course of the target on the Nav. Map (F5) by tools.

3.: Engage. Plot your course to intersect the target's course, on the nav map (F5) trying to get
ahead, and your endpoint roughly 90degree to target's course.
Start engines, and preferrably on the surface, on full speed, go...

Arrive there, wait.

IF you did everything right, and target doesnt altered course, then suddenly... :

4.: VISUAL! Either you, or your officer reveals a ship on the horizon.
You examine the target through Observation Periscope (O) or by the tower binoculars,
and determine by its bearing, and rough range, that you need to alter your
course/position, or not.

5.: Dive to periscope depth, and correct your observations.

6.: or 6.: Either by Observation Periscope (O) or by Attack periscope (F3) you identify the target.
Make another fast approximation that you are on
the right angle, and range, or not. Alter if needed.

7.: or 7.:Make your two, or more observations,
---a.:by the help of the Recognition Book(mark the target's ID) and notepad
(Use the "range" function to shoot the highest point, hence acquire the range) and by the given degree
the target is compared to you,
you make your first observation, and
---b.: -instantly- start the Stopwatch.
---c.: Hastily switch to Nav. Map (F5) and put down the line in the given direction
from your boat, til the given range.
---d.: wait either 3 minutes 15 seconds, or no matter how mutch AND use the nomograph, and
---e.: Make another observation, and plot a line towards the given degree,
by a given range, and read the speed of the target.
---f.: repeat, if time let you.
---g.: Read AOB by the course of the target, and your position.

8.: Set up the TDC: push manual button, set the range of the target, set its speed,
set the AOB. Push manual button again, to continue the automatic feed of the
direction by Periscope.

9.: Set up the Torpedo(es) via the dials: Either Impact, or Magnetic, desired depth,
and speed. Open the corresponding doors.

10.: Point the Attack Periscope (F3) to the exact spot you want your torpedo
go on the target, and... LOS! Fire the eel.
Wait. Pray.

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Thats it.



So, heres the problem:

As you can all see, til step 5 everything is done in the Control Room.
But: 6, and 7, can either requires Observation, or Attack periscope... As the
magnification (4.5x) of the Observation Scope may not be enough...
But you still HEAVILY need to use your Nav. Map in these steps, (As theres no MAP TOOLS
for the Attack Map..)
Which is only downstairs in the Control Room.

As for steps 8, 9, 10, if you done everything right, you can happily climb into the
Conning Tower, as everything is given for you there, to finish the job.

This steps, 6 and 7 is mixed up in the Manual Method for the moment, and need further consideration.
The solution is:

I.--- Either by Doing everything of 6,7 via the Observation Scope (given that the
magnification is enough) and staying in the control room until step 8, but then you
spend very little time in the conn. tower...

II.--- Or by linking even the nav. Map to the Conn. Tower, and doing step 6,7 there also,
or by duplicating the area somehow, so there will be a Nav. Map for all two areas.
(one's mimicking a true attack map).

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This is the dilemma, and these two solutions came into my mind.
So, do any of you have a clue about how to duplicate the Nav.map in Commands_en.cfg ?
I really appreciate the help.
One is for (f5) of course, in the Control room, the other is for another key, or without key,
and only accessible via the clickable map there, in the Conn. Tower.
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So here I am standing now Open for discussion.


+ + +

[Nobon]

I managed to duplicate the navigational map!!!
(still only commands_en.cfg modded)


F5 is the original, you can also access it from the control room. With right click, it exits to the Control Room.


Shift + F6 is the "attack navigational map". You can access it from the control room, or conning tower clickable Attack Map. With right click, it drops you back to COnn.Tower.

It works nice, as the other clickable attack map in the control room is somewhat obstructed, so you barely use it. (to change the physical link I should hexedit all submarine interior files, which I dont recommend...) And this way you can finally do everything an attack need, in a few clicks from the Conning Tower!


Side effects: The original Attack Map with the TDC is gone... (F6) Doesn't react anymore. The code I added to the end for it, is not working:


;[Cmd490] wasnt there, full cmd is a MOD

[Cmd490]
Name=Something_2D_map
Ctxt=1
MnID=0x3F020009; old attack map ID
Key0=0x75,,"F6"; Correct key code.
Page=0x32000000,3741; correct page for old attack map

This command is not working at all. I know its clearly about the Name, but PLEASE help, how can I make it work? Where do I need to register the name for it, to make the F6 key work?


Edit:
putting the MnID,Key0,and Page values of it into an existing command won't help. ^^ As I see

Edit2:
Stopping here.
Ok, telling the thruth, im STUMPED without a help of anyone, who did some heavy commands_en.cfg modding. (Not simply changing key values, Im not talking about a setkey user.) Someone, who's implemented new commands, or changed things drastically.
Or at least someone, to brainsorm with.

I found no real material, and Im freezing this progress until someone bumps in, who knows alot more about commands mechanics.
(or until i have a great idea somehow.. That how to progress with this mod.)

In the meantime, still testing the current version, of course. But I dont want a release until I can bring back the TDC screen, as someone might not like the idea fiddling only at the wall controls.

[Nobon]

Well? No advice, no interest at all? ^^

Could be a major gameplay mod, with a little help, and luck...

[Nobon]

Well, then I think I drop the idea.

Thanks for the kind words ^^ and advices.

[Anvar1061]

Originally Posted by Nobon

This command is not working at all. I know its clearly about the Name, but PLEASE help, how can I make it work?

SSS
SH_Keymapper

http://www.subsim.com/radioroom/showthread.php?t=168297

[Nobon]

Thank you, but as it previously stated,
-Keymapper is not any help this time.- Downloaded it, fiddled with it around, nice, and neat, but has nothing to do with creating new orders. Only new key combinations to existing orders in the file, which can be done manually also.

Orders are executed, when the linked key is pressed.
-I have no problem with that. Not even with adding a new command at the end of the line, UNTIL it have an already registered command name.... e.g.: I can succesfully relocate the "Attack_2d_map" command to the end of the file, with a new key combination... My problem is different!!!

Once and for all, my question is: There are mods, that add NEW COMMAND NAMES, so totally new commands into the cfg!
How do you make a command work? I know how to link it to a key, thank you, but the system ignores it, if I use a new name.

I tried to duplicate the Navigation_2d_map order. Different key, and different exit area.
I only succeeded, when changed the name of one to Attack_2d_map:

-now I have two, working navigational map, one at the control room, one at the Conn. tower, if you use the conn. Tower one, you can exit to the conn tower, if you use the control room one, you exit to the control room.

SADLY no matter that I added a new name for the original attack map command, (as its name is given to the second nav. map command) No matter that the "page" links to the correct page, the key is F6, Id's are there, SINCE the system doesnt know it's name, the command doesnt execute.

I search the way, to VALIDATE a new name, to register a name for a new system command. You see?

And theres no trace for this in the commands cfg,
as Its only purpose is to link -known commands- to keystrokes, specify their exit area, and, if there is, link their proper "page", (station) to the proper command. Also to link with Menu item ID's.


What I need is:
-"persuade" the system, to handle the attack map command's new name as a legitimate map command name.
-Have the system handle this command, as a MAP COMMAND. You see, every command is handled differently:

I tried to give the unchanged Attack map 2d command a name, what is an existing command name, an insignificant one. (and changed the originals name to something else) I never succeeded, F6 never reacted, only when I tried the Navigational map's name ^^ as thats also a map command.

You see?

We can link things to commands in commands.cfg, thats neat, but THOSE -modder- guys, who implemented a lot of new COMMAND NAMES, NAMES!! to the commands.cfg, which command NAMES wasn't there, they know something, how to implement -new commands-....

For example: SINCE there WASNT an openable hatch between the O room, and the Control room, there WASNT a command for it. But with newinteriors mod, you can open that hatch with Ctrl+h. So its a -new- command for the system, implemented in the commands.cfg. Also GWX brought in alot of new command names to the file.

There are two legal MAP COMMAND names currently: Navigational, and attack. As far as I use THESE names, I can have phisically:

-Two attack maps
-Two navigational maps
-Switch their clickable model's position in the ship ^^ and change their key commands of course, so: SWAPPING THEM,
-Or leave the original state, one attack, one navigational.

PROBLEM IS:
I have two nav. maps OK. That was the goal. (dont ask "why", READ THE THREAD)
But I dont want to eradicate the Attack map of course, so I need a THIRD VALID MAP COMMAND NAME.

You see?

Or in any way, to get some info about how to create NOT EXISTING commands into the system. YES i know how to link them to keys, YES I know keymapper is exists, but we are talking about -new- commands, not new key configs for an existing command.

[banryu79]

Wow Nobon, I don't know how I could have miss this thread... and I think your idea is great! Really!

I'd like to be able to conduct attacks standing in the conning tower and consulting from there the navigational map, that would be extremly fun & useful!

This will add a lot to the "immersion" factor of the game, I'm amazed that you didn't received many answers or other kind of posts by other users/modders in this thread. Again, I think your idea is simple & great and will add much to the gameplay in terms of immersion.

Btw I play this game from February (current year) and I never felt the need to use the "Attack map" a single time so for me will be no problem at all to sacrifice this feature in change for what your mod delivers.

Kudos to you!

[Nobon]

Thank you for the kind words without any exaggeration, it made me hold on to this idea a little longer

Well, currently the situatuion is this: (we may call it an alpha)

-Reinvented the "back button" as right click, it works as:

From UZO to the bridge,
from attack periscope, after a brief show of the periscope close-up to the conning tower, from the conning tower nav. map to the conning tower, from the observation periscope to the control room, from the control room nav. map to the control room.

-now the map at the conn. tower is a second nav. map.

-Conn tower now has a shortcut: shift+f1.

-Control room nav. map: F5.

-Conn. Tower nav. map: shift+F5.


Known bugs:
-I can't reimplement the Attack map (as F6)... As this step need a THIRD command, that recognised and validated by the system as a valid map command...

-Now the back button does nothing at the bridge, and at the conning tower, it wont let you step down a level. This is because a weird bug that otherwise would put you right down to the last station in the "back chain", to the control room. This bug also produces a nice animation, as you press back at attack periscope, then a close up view of the periscope tube will flash up, and then you back up to the control room. Kind of an outzoom XD

-Now as the back button is implemented to the nav. map, you cant order to start course, or exit from tools properly. The workaround is to use ctrl+right click, or shift+right click, this way the backstep doesnt happen, but the map recognises it as a legal right click. A little annoying, Ive got used to it, but it would be nice to solve this.

-The conn. tower TDC shows the speedometer of the target differently than the attack map one: (stock bug) at the attack map, the little lines from 5 to 10 knots represent 1 knot steps. At the conning tower's wall, theres four lines in equal distances, not 5... So you have to approximate, where is, for example, 8 knot...

If someone can help me out how to switch the texture of the speedometer to the Attack map's speedometer texture, we can solve this.

Please help ^^

Without any professional help, either with the texture swap, and how to implement a THIRD valid map show command, and how to work around the backstep bug, Im stuck at this point. So, yes, I know it's annoying but I need help with this. For example, from the creators of GWX, or the New Interiors mod both are masterpieces.


Good news is, Im working on an easy MANUAL method, usable in every version of the game, which add up nicely to this idea, to determine the target's speed when you run at full speed, or any speed, and the other good side of this, is you can draw the necessary sketch all in one step AFTER you made the two observations...
So far I had time to test it once in practice, in a convoy follow-up, it produced exact results- but I can't really rely on this, until several succesful measurements is taken.

So far the only thing is changed is the commands.cfg file. (commands_en.cfg of course)- The drawback is that I need to make plugins for every mod that changes this file, and alot changes it. I have material for the GWX 3.0 mod, and the NewInteriors 1, 2.
But If someone can send me a stock 1.4b commands.cfg, when the mod is releasable, then I can make one for that too. Or, in a future, for several mods, if someone send me the files.

[banryu79]

I really hope you can release this mod soon (at least the GWX3.0 version, as I'm using this!! ) I would like very much to try!

Originally Posted by Nobon

Known bugs:
-I can't reimplement the Attack map (as F6)... As this step need a THIRD command, that recognised and validated by the system as a valid map command...

For me this is not a problem... As I already said I have never used the Attack Map for two reasons:
1) I never really felt the need of it.
2) I don't like the visual clues it gives away about enemy sensor cones.

Originally Posted by Nobon

-Now as the back button is implemented to the nav. map, you cant order to start course, or exit from tools properly. The workaround is to use ctrl+right click, or shift+right click, this way the backstep doesnt happen, but the map recognises it as a legal right click. A little annoying, Ive got used to it, but it would be nice to solve this.

For me this too is not a problem at all, I will just have to take a different habit.

Originally Posted by Nobon

-The conn. tower TDC shows the speedometer of the target differently than the attack map one: (stock bug) at the attack map, the little lines from 5 to 10 knots represent 1 knot steps. At the conning tower's wall, theres four lines in equal distances, not 5... So you have to approximate, where is, for example, 8 knot...

This could be a small problem but to tell you the truth I never tried to use the TDC "3D interface" in the conning tower... I really never give it a thought

But considering what your mod would deliver, the use of the conning tower TDC interface is obviusly "part of the game" so IMO of all the bugs/problems you spoke about I would consider this issue top priority.

I'd like to help you but I'm not a modder at all so I haven't the slightes idea of where to start to look for a possible solution... or if a solution is possible in the first place

Originally Posted by Nobon

Good news is, Im working on an easy MANUAL method, usable in every version of the game, which add up nicely to this idea, to determine the target's speed when you run at full speed, or any speed, and the other good side of this, is you can draw the necessary sketch all in one step AFTER you made the two observations...
So far I had time to test it once in practice, in a convoy follow-up, it produced exact results- but I can't really rely on this, until several succesful measurements is taken.

The description of this method would be most interesting... I think that if you are able to realese as soon as possible a pre-alpha version of your mod (even in the current state it would be usefulf) people could try it and give you some feedback, maybe about this method too so you will have more test case run for you by other users... I think it would be useful for your mod effort!

[banryu79]

Hey Nobon!
Any news about your project? Is it still alive in your intentions or did you change your mind?

I ask because, obviously, I like your idea very much!
I can not do anything mod-wise to help you, but I volunteer myself as a beta tester (for your early mod concept and/or method to conduct an attack).

I hope to hear from you soon!

[Nobon]

Im on my mobile now,and tje darn thing erased my reply, but i will write a heads up tomorrow! Thanks for keeping the flame

[Nobon]

Well, that wasn't one day, but four... I wish I'd know when Im awake, and when asleep...

So, the good news is, that I have the beta up and running for

newinteriors 2.0.

As soon as I have time, I can add the required entries to the newinteriors 1.0 and GWX 3.0 Gold commands.cfg.

Another good news is that I was able to run a few more tests for my "target speed calculation while you are moving fast" method in gwx 3.0 gold, and the results was 80-90% accurate. To tell the truth, my dead stop calculations are only a tad better, if better at all, so it isn't a bad result.

Advice is that to do the calculations at least three times, as close as you can, in a parallel, or almost parallel course, and then stick to the most propable. It shouldn't be worse than 1-1- knot differences anyway.



In maximum three days I will upload the first beta version of the mod (only for newinteriors 2.0 yet) for testing, and I will create a new topic for the "manual speed calculation while moving" method.

The mod will need a decent readme, AND a troubleshooting... Not mutch work left, but I can't rush this, without a few hours more testing.

Thank you for the patience!

Good winds, and Godspeed

P.S.:
The testing occured on a (real time) three day (SHIII time: only half a day) convoy pursuit, when I managed to destroy 11 ships, including all four destroyers. 4 ships of the convoy left burning, and continued course, as I ran out of even the AA rounds... Managed to abandon the convoy, survive depth charging, finish off the stopped, sinking targets, and catch up again with the convoy in three attack runs.

I noticed some serious... superhuman Mis(?)behavior of the 1940 british destroyers, but I still need to clear, and write down properly for a GWX 3.0 troubleshooting question, if they going to answer at all.

Either I'm right, or Im releasing an oilslick only visible to the british, since I left port, AND british destroyers have ASDIC installed not only in their fore area, but on the two sides aswell... 330 degree coverage. God is clearly with them, as Buchheim wrote XD

[Nobon]

Edited the first post, link is there.

So, the first beta is out. Only for FM NewInteriors 2.1 mod yet, but as soon as I have time, I do some more versions.

Also I start the targeting method thread soon.

[banryu79]

Originally Posted by Nobon

Edited the first post, link is there.

So, the first beta is out. Only for FM NewInteriors 2.1 mod yet, but as soon as I have time, I do some more versions.

Also I start the targeting method thread soon.

Wow, I missed your last two posts again and found them only today!
Good news Nobon, nice to hear you are pushing on with you mod effort!

I have not FM Interiors 2.0 installed (I planned to try and use it somedays in the future because now I have a stable modded SH3 with GWX 3.0 and I do not want to fiddle with the 4.0 GB patch...) so I will wait for the GWX 3.0 version... Btw, I'm using MaGui F, so I will experiment your modified commands.cfg with that

I'm also very curious to read about your "target speed calculation while you are moving fast" method