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You can then move your scope and the AOB will match target AOB based on range setting. You can also then use the stadi and it will not change the AOB. The second use of the Stadi will reset it to before you moved your scope. I think this is a bug. @TDW - not sure if this has been reported before or if it can be fixed. |
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So you're saying that if I set the AOB and then just move the scope a little bit it will it will in effect "lock" the AOB to the periscope to the point where I can enter a range reading again without reseting it? Thanks for the reply. |
Ok, here is what I have noticed.
I set my scope to 90deg to ship heading. Enter AOB at 90 and click send to TDC. Turn scope to meet ship. AOB will track this change in scope bearing and adjust AOB. I can then use stadi to get range and AOB will stay correct.:up: I then move my scope to next target. AOB will track this scope move and adjust correctly. (:hmmm: try send to TDC again) When I use stsdi on this second target - AOB dial will jump to 90deg where I set it at the start. |
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EDIT: Stoianm, I just watched your video and I still don't understand how to get around this bug. In fact, your video seems to show exactly the problem I am talknig about. At about 1:27 in the video, when you enter a new range reading the AOB resets itself just as I've been talking about. That's the problem. It shouldn't do that. |
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20) How to use the MO or the TDW interface in SH5 ==> Link
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where can I change the color of the periscope, RAOBF grid and color crosshairs, in what file it should be done? please reply.:arrgh!::arrgh!::arrgh!:
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Could you please tell which language mod you use in this video and maybe a link? I love it. :yep: Thanks in advance! / |
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