View Full Version : Sinking Animation glitch?
Tachyon
11-27-06, 10:04 AM
Have you noticed that when you sink some cargo vessels, the huge containers seem to be "stuck" to the ship's deck? Is this the same for Carriers and their aircraft?
Any mod to add realism to this?
melnibonian
11-27-06, 10:09 AM
I think this is a stock bug and has to do with the way the ships models are build. I don't think it can be fixed.
AVGWarhawk
11-27-06, 10:15 AM
I think they emulate being chained down to the deck. But yeah, I agree there should be some more debrie. I think it is a frame rate issue. On the carries the planes blow up and off the deck. I have seen the large trucks also blow up and off the ships as well. I use GW 1.1a.
danlisa
11-27-06, 10:19 AM
Are we talking about debris leftover after a ship sinks?:cool:;)
melnibonian
11-27-06, 10:30 AM
I think the comment is on the cargo of the sinking ship. It doesn't fly all over the place and doesn't fall off the deck. At least that's what I understood from the original question :hmm:
Jimbuna
11-27-06, 10:46 AM
Anyone ever noticed how on occasion a few crates come to the surface like corks in a barrel despite the fact there are no crates on deck ? :D
Actually I think it's a nice touch :rock:
danlisa
11-27-06, 10:48 AM
Anyone ever noticed how on occasion a few crates come to the surface like corks in a barrel despite the fact there are no crates on deck ? :D
Actually I think it's a nice touch :rock:
SSHHHHHH:shifty:
VonHelsching
11-27-06, 12:00 PM
Have you noticed that when you sink some cargo vessels, the huge containers seem to be "stuck" to the ship's deck? Is this the same for Carriers and their aircraft?
Any mod to add realism to this?
Well, we could make the cargo explode when touching the water, but that wouldn´t be realistic, and would result in "burning ships" a common encounter in the stock game while in very bad weather. Another alternative would to make them float like cork (might be done). But that woulnd´t be applicable for 99,9% of the cargos. Maybe for rubber or...cork!
Regarding the carriers IIRC some of the aircrafts is indeed cargo and others part of the 3dmodel (glued to the ship). But I´m not sure I remember that right.
Von
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Vikinger
11-27-06, 03:02 PM
Anyone ever noticed how on occasion a few crates come to the surface like corks in a barrel despite the fact there are no crates on deck ? :D
Actually I think it's a nice touch :rock:
And not only that.
I sank a vw destroyer on my last patrol in a shallow water. About 100 meters depth.
The Eel blown the ship in 2 parts and lots of debirs was flying around it.
And to my suprise there was 2 life rafts (looked like rubber life rafts) that sunk faster than the ship. And they bounced at the sea bottom and flipped around like a fan.
Odd to se life rafts sink faster than the ship :)
When i checked closer i could se a small label on them:
Made By Bernad. :rock:
Jimbuna
11-27-06, 04:06 PM
Anyone ever noticed how on occasion a few crates come to the surface like corks in a barrel despite the fact there are no crates on deck ? :D
Actually I think it's a nice touch :rock:
And not only that.
I sank a vw destroyer on my last patrol in a shallow water. About 100 meters depth.
The Eel blown the ship in 2 parts and lots of debirs was flying around it.
And to my suprise there was 2 life rafts (looked like rubber life rafts) that sunk faster than the ship. And they bounced at the sea bottom and flipped around like a fan.
Odd to se life rafts sink faster than the ship :)
When i checked closer i could se a small label on them:
Made By Bernad. :rock:
CLASSIC :rotfl: :rotfl:
Lzs von swe
11-27-06, 04:43 PM
At this angel the planes stay put
http://img264.imageshack.us/img264/5316/carrier1jr7.jpg
but not now
http://img129.imageshack.us/img129/3/carrier2hw5.jpg
this is unmodded vanilla, off course:D
Of course the aircraft were tied down with cables to the deck in case of bad weather. The cables broke from the shock of hitting the bottom.:lol:
I've got to agree there are some anomolies but I can get past them.
bookworm_020
11-27-06, 11:31 PM
THe half completed crates that come to the surface are better than nothing, but do show the game was rushed.
I love seeing trucks exploed off the deck of a sinking merchantman, but I dream of seeing a tank do this, instead of just disapearing!:)
Tachyon
11-28-06, 03:15 AM
Well...im not sure if a chain can withstand an explosion, cos in my case an internal explosion seemingly ripped through the crates, and they were still standing there....pure and unblemished , they'd put Marilyn Monroe to shame :P
peterloo
11-28-06, 07:30 AM
At this angel the planes stay put
http://img264.imageshack.us/img264/5316/carrier1jr7.jpg
but not now
http://img129.imageshack.us/img129/3/carrier2hw5.jpg
this is unmodded vanilla, off course:D
No, I have got a screenshot which the plane drops to the bottom of the sea
(used SH3 ver 1.4b with Harbour Traffic mod, which doesn't affect the result, I suppose)
See the arrow, since the pic is too dark
http://img82.imageshack.us/img82/1042/1ln5.jpg
Light cruiser + plane (search plane, I guess)
Tachyon
11-28-06, 09:53 AM
Captain goes down with his ship...hope the pilot had different morals :o
Melonfish
11-28-06, 11:09 AM
snuck into a harbour (hartleypool) the other day and sank a C3 sat at the docks. obviously being in 20 meters of water she didn't exactly sink, but she broke in half and one side rolled 45 degree's onto the dock the bridge became one with the concrete dock.
it was wierd.
also it was the first time i ever slipped into port with a type VIIc tho to be fair the weather was so bad i couldn't see the c3 until i was 300m from it.
pete
melnibonian
11-28-06, 11:13 AM
...to be fair the weather was so bad i couldn't see the c3 until i was 300m from it.
pete
It's called British Summer :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl:
It's let's say......unique :D :D
Jimbuna
11-28-06, 12:59 PM
snuck into a harbour (hartleypool) the other day and sank a C3 sat at the docks. obviously being in 20 meters of water she didn't exactly sink, but she broke in half and one side rolled 45 degree's onto the dock the bridge became one with the concrete dock.
it was wierd.
also it was the first time i ever slipped into port with a type VIIc tho to be fair the weather was so bad i couldn't see the c3 until i was 300m from it.
pete
Hartlepool :hmm: ...be very careful when cruising around that area :hmm: They once hung a monkey :yep: :D
Melonfish
11-28-06, 01:33 PM
snuck into a harbour (hartleypool) the other day and sank a C3 sat at the docks. obviously being in 20 meters of water she didn't exactly sink, but she broke in half and one side rolled 45 degree's onto the dock the bridge became one with the concrete dock.
it was wierd.
also it was the first time i ever slipped into port with a type VIIc tho to be fair the weather was so bad i couldn't see the c3 until i was 300m from it.
pete
Hartlepool :hmm: ...be very careful when cruising around that area :hmm: They once hung a monkey :yep: :D
thankfully i live near manchester so no worries there! ;)
scary that they actually hung a monkey though
http://www.thisishartlepool.co.uk/history/thehartlepoolmonkey.asp
Corsair
11-28-06, 03:47 PM
...to be fair the weather was so bad i couldn't see the c3 until i was 300m from it.
pete
It's called British Summer :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl:
It's let's say......unique :D :D
Yep, he Brits share that with Russians : their best defense is the bl***y weather..;)
Jimbuna
11-28-06, 04:56 PM
snuck into a harbour (hartleypool) the other day and sank a C3 sat at the docks. obviously being in 20 meters of water she didn't exactly sink, but she broke in half and one side rolled 45 degree's onto the dock the bridge became one with the concrete dock.
it was wierd.
also it was the first time i ever slipped into port with a type VIIc tho to be fair the weather was so bad i couldn't see the c3 until i was 300m from it.
pete
Hartlepool :hmm: ...be very careful when cruising around that area :hmm: They once hung a monkey :yep: :D
thankfully i live near manchester so no worries there! ;)
scary that they actually hung a monkey though
http://www.thisishartlepool.co.uk/history/thehartlepoolmonkey.asp
The stories a true one...it was in the days of sail (napoleonic era I think). A French ship ran aground on coastal rocks and a monkey dressed in a French naval uniform was washed ashore amongst the debris (apparently it was popular in those days for skippers to have them as pets).
The locals realising the uniform was that of an enemy thought it must be a spy so they hung the poor little bugger :D ...And that my friend is a true story and not a 'wind up':know:
Tachyon
11-28-06, 05:02 PM
snuck into a harbour (hartleypool) the other day and sank a C3 sat at the docks. obviously being in 20 meters of water she didn't exactly sink, but she broke in half and one side rolled 45 degree's onto the dock the bridge became one with the concrete dock.
it was wierd.
also it was the first time i ever slipped into port with a type VIIc tho to be fair the weather was so bad i couldn't see the c3 until i was 300m from it.
pete
Hartlepool :hmm: ...be very careful when cruising around that area :hmm: They once hung a monkey :yep: :D
thankfully i live near manchester so no worries there! ;)
scary that they actually hung a monkey though
http://www.thisishartlepool.co.uk/history/thehartlepoolmonkey.asp
The stories a true one...it was in the days of sail (napoleonic era I think). A French ship ran aground on coastal rocks and a monkey dressed in a French naval uniform was washed ashore amongst the debris (apparently it was popular in those days for skippers to have them as pets).
The locals realising the uniform was that of an enemy thought it must be a spy so they hung the poor little bugger :D ...And that my friend is a true story and not a 'wind up':know:
OMFG the poor uniform!!! :o
bigboywooly
11-28-06, 06:03 PM
Poor monkey
He had to wear the uniform
I expect hanging was a blessed release :rotfl:
Jimbuna
11-28-06, 06:41 PM
People that hail from Hartlepool are coloqially known as 'Monkey Hangers'...suprise suprise :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl:
No offence to the next 'Monkey Hanger' that may visit this site lol :up:
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