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For the calculated and randomized waypoints I want to simulate those corrections. 1 Dez = 10 degrees. German Dez = Dezimal English Dec = Decimal For example: 3 Dec to port are 30 degrees to port. I know, the changes from point to point aren't exactly 10, 20 or 30 degrees. But it is an option to get not so exactly headings in the messagebox. Cheers, Paco. |
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Merci beaucoup, BIGREG :yeah: |
Ouch !
Maybe in french Dez=dizaine (10) But,nobody say that :hmmm:,this is too approximative... and normaly we said une dizaine,deux dizaines,trois dizaines etc.. and in letters and not with numbers before dizaine ... Other why do you not add just "0" to make 1"0" ,2"0" ,3"0" etc ... :06: Code:
SUB_HEADING_COMPASS_STYLE = ('NNE','NE','ENE','ESE','SE','SSE','SSO','SO','OSO','ONO','NO','NNO','N','E','S','O') |
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SUB_HEADING_COMPASS_STYLE = ('NNE','NE','ENE','ESE','SE','SSE','SSO','SO','OSO','ONO','NO','NNO','N','E','S','O') |
Other why do you not add just "0" to make 1"0" ,2"0" ,3"0" etc ... :06: and if you can add before "a peut prés" or "environ" or " approximativement" (the last is a bit too long)
For me the best in french is "environ 20 degrés" and for degrés ,maybe you can replace one with the "sigle" : ° |
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Hi, that is no problem. We can add "0" and You'll get the dec-value. I'll have a look to add a string before the value to get the "a peut prés" etc. There is a german u-boat dictionary, there I found the "Dez". http://www.kbismarck.com/u-boot/ulexikon.htm#D In the movie "Das Boot" You hear the "Dez" command while escaping from the destroyers. Paco. |
If you can make for the french version "environ "_ "0°" ,this will be better :yep:
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:hmmm: I think, I have to describe the possible outputstyles and -types (Comment-parameter) for the waypoints:
Masterwaypoints: #1 The comment-type: Describes how to add a comment for a given MWP:
Describes how to generate the comment for a given MWP:
Examples: Overwrite given comment with style "Using heading in degree" looks like: Quote:
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Calculated waypoints: As wanted, the script does not calculate a straight line between two masterwaypoints. It adds some randomness and the course has to be corrected at the position of mostly each calculated waypoint. At each waypoint the script creates a comment for these corrections. I have implemented two styles at the moment:
Examples: Using the "heading in degree" gives (next waypoint is a little bit to the right): Quote:
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Last example: A given MWP-File draws a course to the south, then the sub should turn left to the east und reaches the end of the course. MWPs are (with comments): Quote:
Masterwaypoint comment-type = Overwrite with heading Masterwaypoint comment-style = Use heading as given by a compass Calculated waypoint comment-style = Write heading in degree The output for the SHN-File is (without random): Quote:
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Greets, Paco. |
Hi Paco :salute:
Can you post the all Code in english or in german ( i lived 7 years in ULM :03:),to change in the other languages :06: This will be easier :yep: |
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Below the output with the french texts. I have to replace accent aigu and accent grave, because they will be displayed on my machine as numbers. Quote:
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'0,0,Cap au sud, commandant.' ( order or answer ?)
'1449,-24159,La barre 10° à tribord, commandant.' ( order or answer ?) '-1593,-50491,La barre 20° à babord, commandant.' ( order or answer ?) '-415,-75508,La barre 10° à tribord, commandant.' ( order or answer ?) '-1460,-100732,Cap à l'est, commandant.' ( order or answer ?) '24284,-99102,Gardez le cap, lieutenant.' (this is an order to the navigateur/officer) but the grade don't need to be here...he may be promoted to another grade...:D '48157,-99272,La barre 10° à tribord, commandant.' ( order or answer ?) '76866,-101349,La barre 10° à babord, commandant.' ( order or answer ?) '101257,-101565,Position atteinte, commandant.' Note : ° can be degrés.. But this is a rudder grad (barre) ,other a compass grad (course) ??? Eg : Order : Course 360. (No degrés and don't need specify the cardinal points), other : Cap 360 answer : Course 360 ,commandant. other : Cap 360,commandant Order : Cap à l'est. answer Cap à l'est,commandant. Order : 10 degrés à l'ouest. answer : Cap 10 degrés à l'ouest,commandant. Order : gouvernail (rudder) 10 degrés tribord. other: barre 10° tribord answer : gouvernail 10 degrés tribord,commandant. other: barre 10° tribord,commandant |
:hmmm:, I suggest to write only the orders into the comments, because we get the answers from the game while changing the heading.
What do You think? |
For me it's OK with just the orders :yep:
and sorry ,that i ask too many things :oops: Eg: zB=beispiel=zum beispiel=beispielsweise in german = Ex= exemple = par exemple in french :03: |
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Commands and answers: I'll add a switch to get a "Command-style" and a "Dialog-Style". |
Das macht nix the wichtige ist zu verstehen was ist moglich :03:
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Hello,
the doing for the script is finished. It works stable, almost all points from my own wishlist are implemented (some more / some less ;-) and I'm now writing the document with needed information about buildin and command-line paramaters. :woot: So it is time to ask You, which subroutes do we need? Is it possible to extract the patrol-areas from, for example, the OHII Mod? Together with the correspondening start-harbours, we could define some routes. What about the milkcows (I think they are in)? Some funny places, where a Sh5 Kaleun has to travel to. It would be fine, if You could post them (or PM) here, if it is possible? :salute: You also could post screenshots with Your suggestions for needed routes. :up: Cheers, Paco. |
If i have my TC set to LandProximity=1,256 and have the option TC1OnAnyMessageBoxText=True and dont travel any faster than TC256 . The game drops to 1TC before hitting land and i usually have time to reverse out . 90% of the time .
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