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EDIT: As TDW explained in his post above mine, moving C-ring will also move the D-ring - so after any changes in rings setting it's wise to click the Toggle button twice again, so that D-ring is put in its right position before taking measurements. |
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Is the old clock still in the game? Or was it replaced by the U-Jagd one completly?
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Thanks guys for these precious infos. I will see if they help me to understand how all this is working. Not evident to say !!!
Abd_von_mumit, it would be great if you can write here a step by step procedure, to do the "Example 1" of the manual (you know, something like 1) Click here to rotate the disc C, 2)...., etc...). So, while executing this "kitchen recipe", it could help to understand how things works. Thanks in forward. ACS |
I was just looking at the list of credits on the front page.
Although I'm not surprised you didn't ask for permission for the U-jagd tools mod TDW (since i'm not concerned about that), I am surprised to see I'm not even accredited, considering you have used almost all my work. |
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TDW, Do you think it would be possible to switch between U-Jagd and the other clock? Because in some situations I would prefer the old clock... Maybe a button at the top to switch?
This is not at all a necessity, but it would be appreciated... |
Thanks to your infos, I start to understand a bit more this Attack disc and therefore, was able to make the following observations:
EDIT: Update after 4.3.1 patch #1 1) "B" yellow disc (Compass Rose) is always coupled to UBoat heading, in whatever mode (man or auto). Maybe this is wanted, but as far as I understand, this make, for example, exercise "Example 1" of the manual impossible to do as it is documented, unless you sail the boat full North ?!? Still the same. Is this really wanted ?!? 2) With AD activated, in either UZO/Peri/Obs, if you left click (or even right click) AD "D" disc will effectively turn according to the direction (only in "auto" mode), but in any cases, you will loose the mouse (you can't recuperate the mouse pointer) and if you left click, it will toggle the AD man/auto center button. Only the ESC key will "save" you. This one disappeared now with the patch 3) With the AD active (visible), If you quit any stations (Nav,UZO,AttackP,ObsP), with ESC Key or by clicking the cross icon, you don't get AD back ,when you return there, even if the AD button state still reflect an active AD. To re-synchronize and get the AD back, you have to click twice the AD button. Still the same and I must add that you got the same refresh missing problem, when you use the TDC mode buttons ("ALL", "Minimum", etc...). Hope these observations might help to improve this feature. I continue to test and will report if necessary. ACS |
Good points ACSoft. :up:
As to your earlier request of a tutorial, I won't write it, at least not now for sure, for 2 reasons: - I don't consider myself an Attack Disc specialist, I'm still waiting for Compass Rose to work properly before I refresh my knowledge about the tool (I've forgotten it all since SH3 playing times), - I'm bit busy now with my other mod which gives me hard time (for a newbie modder like me a slightest change can turn into a chaLLEnge). But as I see you already got how to do it, so you're no more in need of additional instructions. Keep up the good work! http://img251.imageshack.us/img251/6329/crazy1.gif |
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Personnaly, I would go back to the standard stock clock (so you get this clock, when you use standard clock commands) and implementing the U-Jagd chronometer as a SEPARATE ADDITIONAL feature, with its own commands. Why not to add a further button, just under the "Attack Disc" button ? ACS |
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Personnaly, I have a bit available time these days, this is why I came back to SH5 and now, I would be happy if I can help TDW to debug and improve this nice newUIs mod. ACS |
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