Originally Posted by karamazovnew (Post 1154341)

The page didn't update: Your comment appeared as I was writing my reply to Cmd_Jacek, so I didn't see your post until after I posted my comment.

The hydro lines... well... If you don't use Map Updates, you never see them ofc. But if you use them (i like the lines, not the bloody boxes), you only see Hydrophone lines of sound contacts if you can't visually spot the ships. That means that you see them only if you're submerged AND your periscopes are down. As soon as the scopes break the water and a ship enters visual range, some magic dude replaces all the lines with visual boxes. I like the hydro lines because they are updated in a circular way, once every 10-20 seconds, which is preety realistic. Also, by replacing the ContLine.tga file with a staggered line like the RFB one, you can't plot on the lines, they loose all of their precise range length. :doh: I'll stop here.

The Ujagd Tools: Not yet, one step at a time. They're simple dials linked to the temporary TDC solution pages. I will not import them, I'll recreate them from scratch. The Stadimeter will work but only for visual reading of the marks because I can't show the angle reading (it's buggy and can only be viewed if the stadimeter is started from the Range Page which I plan to use for something else). I'll also keep the game's original scope lenses, zoom levels and hard coded line marks. The Attack disk will only have the front side. I'll link it to the proper Bearing/Course dials to automate it as much as possible. If only I had access to my main pc I'd show you a few interesting screenies :oops:, but that's not possible for almost a month :wah:. The whole shabang is made in Maya as a complete 3d enviroment render split into separate tga's. It looks awesome :|\\.

Originally Posted by karamazovnew (Post 1153735)

Sorry for the late reply...

Bojan, please read again my instructions (posted up on 07-25-2009 12:04 AM) on what this mod does and how to customise it. If you don't have photoshop, Gimp is a free app that does the same job. No photo skills needed, all you do is fill the images with single colors :O:. Experiment a little. If you want to remove the filters all you need to do is fill the aplha channels of the *_filter.tga files with perfect black. Don't delete them or you'll get a "file not found" error. The AP is darker than the UZO and Obs Scope by design, not by accident. Even so, it's a bit brighter than the original ACM 1.10 one.

Cmd_Jacek, you've got it all wrong. I did not add filters to make the marks more visible :har:. Ok, the Obs scope line are Black because the filter itself is more bright so now the marks are visible :hmmm:. But that was just coincidence, since green lines didn't look good on a yellow background as they did on the red one. FFS, now I'm getting confused:har:. Let me explain a bit:
- the "lens" is actually a transparent (black alpha) hole in the background image through which you can see the 3d world.
- the "lens" has 3 components, so to speak:
1. the geometry of the lens, meaning the illusion that the lens is curved on the outside, made by using gradients (black to white circles) in the ObsScope.tga and Periscope.tga alpha channels. Indeed, the Periscope.tga alpha channel has a more "opaque" lens, meaning that it's a tiny tiny bit darker (whiter alpha), but not as dark(opaque/white) as the original ACM file.
2. the color of the lens (the "glass", not the lines!), given by the *_filter.tga files. Again, if you read carefully the instalation instructions, near the download link, you can see that to make the lens brighter, all you need to do is change the color in that file with a brighter (whiter) tint. Yeap, that's all.
3. the markings on the lens, given by the *_marks.tga files. These are transparent (but coloured) images, except for the opaque (white alpha channel) marks that you see as lines and numbers.

Wait a sec.....:doh: uhmmm.... :damn:

Originally Posted by Max_Kruschka (Post 1159004)

Hi,
help me set in the German Attack Disc of ACM GUI v.1.1.0 scale «Vorhalt» from U-jagd 1.3.

Thanks in advance!

Originally Posted by karamazovnew (Post 1159339)

Do you mean the front side of the attack disk? If you drag on the outside you can rotate the transparent double wedge . If you drag on the inside you can rotate the inner (ship) dial. I hope that's the info yo u needed.

Originally Posted by Max_Kruschka (Post 1159694)

Yes, I mean the front side of the attack disk. For training I use a manual "Angriffsscheibe_Handbuch_3" and there almost all the examples use a scale «Vorhalt». In the manual Scale «Vorhalt» denoted "D" (Bearing and Lead Angle).
Link to manual http://www.mediafire.com/?jjtm0omyt3w
Link to U-jagd 1.3. (Here all parameters of the scale «Vorhalt») http://www.filefront.com/user/joegrundman
ACM GUI v.1.1.0. is a great mod, so please help add scale «Vorhalt» in the ACM GUI v.1.1.0.

Originally Posted by makman94 (Post 1159709)

Max_Kruschka,
check the thread [REL] OLC Ubermod v2.4.3 for GWX 2.1

at post 1301 you will find what must do to get that you want

bye

Originally Posted by makman94 (Post 1159709)

Max_Kruschka,
check the thread [REL] OLC Ubermod v2.4.3 for GWX 2.1

at post 1301 you will find what must do to get that you want

bye

Originally Posted by Max_Kruschka (Post 1160570)

However, devices Attack Disk have turned out elongated. Perhaps to depends on the fact that OLC Ubermod use is a 16km environment?
Can I use your example for the ACM GUI v.1.1.0.? If not, how fix this example for ACM GUI v.1.1.0.?

Originally Posted by Plissken_04 (Post 1193084)

@Venatore

Download it from my Mediafire Site ;)

http://www.mediafire.com/?zniiyuviw2g


Greetings

Maik

Originally Posted by Venatore (Post 1193236)

Maik,

Thank you very much for taking the time to post a download link for me.

Kind Regards

Venatore.