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HW3 02-03-08 05:38 PM

Just add the messages into commander by adding en_ to the front of them in the [TEXTSETTINGS] section.

GoldenRivet 02-03-08 05:39 PM

ok seems to be working now.

1. Rollback SH3 Commander
2. run SH3 via SH3 commander once
3. Exit SH3
4. Close SH3 Commander
5. Change the en_menu file to your liking
6. Run SH3 via SH3 Commander

and it should work until your next rollback.

Changes made during a patrol will not be reflected in the game.

GoldenRivet 02-03-08 05:43 PM

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Originally Posted by HW3
Just add the messages into commander by adding en_ to the front of them in the [TEXTSETTINGS] section.

tried that... when i close the file it says "Could not specify path ensure that the path is correct" yadda yadda yadda

when i double check the path it comes up with some nonsense about how i am not allowed to edit this file.

i saved the file to desktop hoping to just move and replace the existing CFG file... when i do this none of the buttons on SH3 commander work except the "close" button

T.Von Hogan 02-03-08 11:47 PM

Only if contact with a large convoy is entailed, otherwise this cappie keeps his ship quiet.

TomcatMVD 02-04-08 08:35 AM

Is the AI capable of pinpointing your location by intercepting radio messages? I know it happened a lot IRL for sure, but, the usual question: Is this modelled???:hmm:

U-104 02-04-08 09:44 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by TomcatMVD
Is the AI capable of pinpointing your location by intercepting radio messages? I know it happened a lot IRL for sure, but, the usual question: Is this modelled???:hmm:

i think it is.

Jimbuna 02-04-08 11:33 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by U-104
Quote:

Originally Posted by TomcatMVD
Is the AI capable of pinpointing your location by intercepting radio messages? I know it happened a lot IRL for sure, but, the usual question: Is this modelled???:hmm:

i think it is.

I'm not sure how accurate the information relayed is, but yes, your radio transmission does divulge your position. It's rather uncanny how closeby they are when you first get wind of their presence in the area.

GoldenRivet 02-04-08 01:20 PM

I went two or three days in 1943 without sighting an aircraft or receiving one radar warning...

sent in a position report and within an hour i was attacked by mosquito bombers

Coincidence?

i have my doubts!

Sailor Steve 02-04-08 01:49 PM

@ GoldenRivet and Penelope Grey: Your 'replies' are very nice, but I'd hate to be the radioman who had to send them. I only had to use the telegraph key and Morse code once, but it was awful. I'll keep mine short, thanks.

On a side note, one of the missions in SH2 had a message which read: "Chief Hinkle's wife says new submarine has arrived in port. Unit has a periscope."

GoldenRivet 02-04-08 01:58 PM

they are long indeed... i would have hated to send the personal messages from Karl to his front line commanders in which he congratulates them on their success and informs them that they will have a knights cross waiting when they get back yadda yadda yadda :rotfl:

ChrisG2100 02-04-08 03:56 PM

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Originally Posted by TomcatMVD
There's a section on the Commander's Handbook saying that when shadowing a convoy, a U-boat should report in every hour!
BdU really wanted its assets' locations to be picked up by the tommies!:dead:

In reading your replies, it seems you have an actual Commander's Handbook. Do you? And where did you get it?

Thanks,

ChrisG2100

Abd_von_Mumit 02-04-08 04:08 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ChrisG2100
Quote:

Originally Posted by TomcatMVD
There's a section on the Commander's Handbook saying that when shadowing a convoy, a U-boat should report in every hour!
BdU really wanted its assets' locations to be picked up by the tommies!:dead:

In reading your replies, it seems you have an actual Commander's Handbook. Do you? And where did you get it?

Thanks,

ChrisG2100

http://www.hnsa.org/doc/uboat/index.htm

ChrisG2100 02-04-08 04:43 PM

Fantastic. Thanks!!!!!!!1:rock:


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