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Fifi 08-07-13 06:52 PM

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Originally Posted by gap (Post 2096745)

P.S: can anyone using MFCM Alt faces send me frontal portraits of the officers, preferably against neutral backgrounds :)

I will as soon as my internet gets better...have currently some trouble accessing mediafire...stay tuned:)

gap 08-07-13 07:35 PM

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Originally Posted by volodya61 (Post 2096757)
Don't you think they are too cartoonish?? :hmmm:

cartoonish? :hmmm:

I have made them as close as possible to the real thing:

http://images.europeanwatch.com/images/12/12994-3.jpg

I don't know if they had such a thing aborad U-boats, but I think it is anyway better that the round backgrounds seen in stock UI and New UI's.

What do you suggest? making sun and moon in plain color, removing color shading or what else?

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Originally Posted by Fifi (Post 2096776)
I will as soon as my internet gets better...have currently some trouble accessing mediafire...stay tuned:)

Thank you Fifi :)

Fifi 08-07-13 07:41 PM

Gap, here it is : http://www.mediafire.com/download/91...icer_faces.zip

My sub interior isn't that clear...but hope it's clear enough.
The hydroman is impossible to get stand up and frontal, though, so i made 2 screens and you choose the better one (as for watch officer - with or without hat)
If not good, tell me exact requirements please :up:

gap 08-07-13 07:51 PM

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Originally Posted by Fifi (Post 2096793)
Gap, here it is : http://www.mediafire.com/download/91...icer_faces.zip

My sub interior isn't that clear...but hope it's clear enough.
The hydroman is impossible to get stand up and frontal, though, so i made 2 screens and you choose the better one (as for watch officer - with or without hat)
If not good, tell me exact requirements please :up:

Thank you Fifi, but I need for help with the identification of the officers. Some are obvious, but some others ore not :doh: :D

Fifi 08-07-13 07:59 PM

1 watch officer
2 hydro man
3 radio man
4 chief
5 navigator
6 XO
7 bosun
8 cook
9 motor chief
10 torpedo chief
11 hydro man
12 watch officer

:up:

naights 08-07-13 08:02 PM

Hi gap:

Gap has exceeded their stored private messages quota and cannot accept further messages until they clear some space !!

Bye !!

gap 08-07-13 08:03 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Fifi (Post 2096799)
1 watch officer
2 hydro man
3 radio man
4 chief
5 navigator
6 XO
7 bosun
8 cook
9 motor chief
10 torpedo chief
11 hydro man
12 watch officer

:up:

Thank you very much :salute:

Fifi 08-07-13 08:09 PM

Maybe this one is better for hydro man (finally get him frontal :haha:)
http://img15.hostingpics.net/thumbs/...83Hydroman.jpg

gap 08-07-13 08:14 PM

Another nice idea (if possible) would be replacing the practical but ugly digital clock featured by New UI, with something more appropriate like one of these clocks:

http://www.wrecksite.eu/img/wrecks/u_boote_uhr.gif http://www.ulricofengland.com/media/.../g007031-1.jpg

http://i93.photobucket.com/albums/l7...316_095721.jpg

Aktungbby 08-08-13 12:14 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by gap (Post 2096791)
cartoonish? :hmmm:

I have made them as close as possible to the real thing:

http://images.europeanwatch.com/images/12/12994-3.jpg

I don't know if they had such a thing aborad U-boats, but I think it is anyway better that the round backgrounds seen in stock UI and New UI's.

What do you suggest? making sun and moon in plain color, removing color shading or what else?



Thank you Fifi :)

As a horologist with an extensive watch collection, no one would serve aboard any vessal much less a uboat with a Jaeger Lecoultre reverso with the true 29 day moonphase complication. The watch has two dials which can be switched in the watch case, hence its name, and generally any uboat commander would invest in 4 better eels. I recently acquired and refurbished a gold 1957 Lecoultre which I am lucky to own and leave it behind mit der frou for expenses" in case the war turns against the fatherland." Good work on the dial faces though.

gap 08-08-13 01:14 PM

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Originally Posted by Aktungbby (Post 2096843)
As a horologist with an extensive watch collection, no one would serve aboard any vessal much less a uboat with a Jaeger Lecoultre reverso with the true 29 day moonphase complication. The watch has two dials which can be switched in the watch case, hence its name, and generally any uboat commander would invest in 4 better eels. I recently acquired and refurbished a gold 1957 Lecoultre which I am lucky to own and leave it behind mit der frou for expenses" in case the war turns against the fatherland." Good work on the dial faces though.

Do you mean that Germans didn't have a cheaper version of that watch by WWII? I remember I once "won" (it was for a promotional offer IIRC) a pocket watch with a similar feature, but it was worth just little more than the tinplate of its casing obviously :D

Anyway my day/night indicator grahics weren't meant for realism and I didn't strive to replicate any particular watch model. I conceived them just as a part of the UI, i.e. as a possible replacement for the absurd porthole open against an open sea landscape that we can see even at twenty thousand leagues under the sea. If someone else gets a better idea, he is invited to share it :up:

iambecomelife 08-08-13 03:54 PM

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Originally Posted by conus00 (Post 2095425)
Very impressive Naights! The UI might finally look like WWII sub simulator rather than some (too modern looking) nuclear submarine...
:up:

I have already been playing with the idea of changing the sidebar icons (surface, periscope depth... etc) myself. they still look too "industrial/modern" to me... If you would like some help with this, it is definitely project I would like to get involved in...

-LJ

I agree completely. One of the biggest issues I had with default SH5 was the "cold" interface, more suited to modern naval simulations - this looks like it will make the game come alive.


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