Crush depth

[Brons]

I just started a new campaign and I wonder what the crush depth of the starting submarine is. I'm running these mods (not sure if that matters):

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The hull of my sub is badly damaged (all individual systems are at 100%) and I went down to 60 meters and I died. Is this because of the damage? It should go much deeper undamaged, right?

[stoianm]

I just started a new campaign and I wonder what the crush depth of the starting submarine is. I'm running these mods (not sure if that matters):



The hull of my sub is badly damaged (all individual systems are at 100%) and I went down to 60 meters and I died. Is this because of the damage? It should go much deeper undamaged, right?
yep is logical... your hull is damaged and he can not take the same presure like 100% integrity... so you can not go as deep as usual... when the hull is undamaged you can go much deeper:up:

[jwilliams]

I just started a new campaign and I wonder what the crush depth of the starting submarine is. I'm running these mods (not sure if that matters):



The hull of my sub is badly damaged (all individual systems are at 100%) and I went down to 60 meters and I died. Is this because of the damage? It should go much deeper undamaged, right?


Inside the control room (And other areas of the boat) is a deep depth gauge. And in this gauge is a coloured bar next to the numbers. Green = safe depths, Orange = caution, and red = Not advisable. This is ofcause if your hull is undamaged.


Here is an example....
http://img180.imageshack.us/img180/1500/37129466.jpg

Top right center of the image is the deep depth gauge. This is the depth gauge from the sound room.

[Brons]

yep is logical... your hull is damaged and he can not take the same presure like 100% integrity... so you can not go as deep as usual... when the hull is undamaged you can go much deeper:up:

Thanks. I didn't know this was moddled :up:. I thought it might've been a bug. Was this implemented in the stock game?Inside the control room (And other areas of the boat) is a deep depth gauge. And in this gauge is a coloured bar next to the numbers. Green = safe depths, Orange = caution, and red = Not advisable. This is ofcause if your hull is undamaged.


Here is an example....
http://img180.imageshack.us/img180/1500/37129466.jpg

Top right center of the image is the deep depth gauge. This is the depth gauge from the sound room.
Yeah, I've seen the gauge. But I died well in the green zone, that's why I asked.

But I think it's great I got crushed! :DL

[Jaguar]

Any damage to the hull have great implications on how much down can the sub go. Usually proportions work, so assuming your sub can stand a 200m depth at 100% hull integrity, if it´s 50% you shouldn´t go more than 100m. It works for me, most of the time :D .