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Killroyxx
05-28-11, 01:14 AM
So I'm fairly new to the Silent Hunter community and I have recently purchased SH3. I have seen quite a few videos where one can click on "nearest visual contact" and the WO will give you the bearing and the range in meters. Where I run into trouble is when I click "nearest visual contact" I am given a bearing and then instead of a range in meters I am told "long range" or "medium range". How can I fix this? I know its probably something simple but please excuse my noobness:O:.
I am using the following mods if that helps:
- OLC "Gold" MkII
-GWX 3.0
-TMTv2
-ACM Reloaded for OLC Gold MkII
-Various other mods which do not affect this kind of thing
benitorios
05-28-11, 02:21 AM
Hi Killroy, welcome to subsim!
I'm running GWX3 without any other major mod and I get accurate range reads from my WO, so i think for you it must come from the OLC mod. I think the OLC aims to bump realism including manual targeting etc. and paring down the accuracy of distance estimates by the WO is part of the package.
Personally I dislike having those distances nailed to a 100m precision, so if anyone knows of a standalone way to make that happen without the whole OLC, I'd love to hear about it.
King_Zog
05-28-11, 04:10 AM
It's ACM reloaded that does it.
Open data/menu/en_menu and change this:
4616=Nearest visual contact at bearing %03.0f!
to this:
4616=Nearest visual contact at bearing %03.0f, range %.0f meters!
And obviously you can do the reverse if you do not want a range reading.
Killroyxx
05-28-11, 01:53 PM
Thanks!!
Fish In The Water
05-28-11, 05:00 PM
So I'm fairly new to the Silent Hunter community and I have recently purchased SH3.
A very wise decision. Good to have you on board! :sunny:
Snestorm
05-29-11, 07:51 AM
It's ACM reloaded that does it.
Open data/menu/en_menu and change this:
4616=Nearest visual contact at bearing %03.0f!
to this:
4616=Nearest visual contact at bearing %03.0f, range %.0f meters!
And obviously you can do the reverse if you do not want a range reading.
Good information.
Very nice post.
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