Tutorial Help

[Stew U-582]

This may sound like a silly question but I noticed
there are some interesting tutorials in the SH5 menu.

How do you load a Tutorial ?

Stew

[kevinsue]

This may sound like a silly question but I noticed
there are some interesting tutorials in the SH5 menu.

How do you load a Tutorial ?

Stew

Hey Stew, these is from some older posts. Should be enough to get you started.:yep:



I tend to plot for course and speed on map and work AOB etc with the map tools but would like to see if using the wheel is a much faster acquisition of target firing on the go.

Is there at all a guide or info for the wheels that come these days in the mod packs I seem to have one overlay white one for the attack scope and a separate map tool version. I have searched even with google for subsim info threads etc but none seem to point to a readme or guide, is there something definitive around for this?

Thanks.

There are a number of Trevally tutorials in game taking you through the use of the RAOBF.

The actual mod is "Trevally Tutorial - All v0.2(for OHIIv1.3)" and you will also have to have "NewUIs_TDC_7_5_0_v18_ByTheDarkWraith" or similar version installed for the automation function.

If you are using "The Wolves of Steel" or "Sobers modlist", these mods are already included. Listed below is the "read me" from Trevally's Tutorial on how to access this in game.

Trevally Tutorials for TDW UI

Install with JSGME - ensure you uninstall any previous versions first.

To use-

select "Tutorials" at main menu.
Click on the tutorial you want
Click on "Historical Mission"
If one is highlighted - click on it. If not, click on any
Click on "Start"




On a serious note :hmmm: .... there is a tool Trevally has made to confirm that all the TDC data is correct before you fire your torpedo. You can access it through the "Automation" function of TDW's UI.
Just open Automation (two gear cogs icon), open Tutorials/Sub/TDC_Checker and start the TDC checker.

You can then close the Automation window and you will just have the small TDC_Checker window that you can drag anywhere on your screen.

Once you have dialled in all of the target data into the TDC..... Range, AOB, and Speed, lock the target using the space bar.

Use the TDC_Checker and it will confirm if you have input the correct target parameters and tell you if any are not accurate enough for a good firing solution.

NB: I just did a quick check to confirm that TDC_Checker was available in "Campaign" and it is. I could not find any handy targets close by to run a full test as I'm just about to enter the patrol area. It should be a good way to ensure that your torpedos aren't wasted through invalid target data, while trying to get a handle on manual targeting when you are a long way from resupply.:yep:

[Stew U-582]

Hey Stew, these is from some older posts. Should be enough to get you started.:yep:

thanks