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I'll test with a super mark right now. Just killed a ship, then placed a SM on the map. Saved the game. Exit to main menu. Load save, and loaded what I just saved. SH5 went 'Not responding' during loading (which it never does, takes foooorever, but doesn't lock up) after a bit it came back loaded the game and all the marks were gone. Placed a new SM and it was SM1. |
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Yup, saving the journal worked fine and they were visible on the viewer.
Reloading the saved game cleared the marks. However when I went into Journal and Opened the one I saved, they marks reappeared. I'm guessing that's what you expect to happen. So from a user standpoint can the journal save itself and load itself based on save somehow? Or do we need to manually save/load journals? And how do the destroyed marks reappear like they do? Just shot down a plane. Didn't get any message about killing it, but I did get the message about the ship I sunk earlier and that DM reappeared on my map. The other two and the plane did not, because of a campaign issue I think. |
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- are you loading the previous game you saved? - if so and under Ship's Journal in main menu if it doesn't say None then it will have already loaded the journal specified under Ships Journal before showing the main menu. - If you're loading some other save game and the date is earlier than your last saved one then anything after the current date will be erased (provided you save changes when you exit the game). So this 'automatic' loading should render all your previous marks. If this is not happening then I have a bug I need to figure out. The destroyed marks are saved to your journal also. They are loaded/saved just like the other marks are. You can view the destroyed marks in the ShipsJournalViewer app also to verify they are being saved. |
Supermarks work fine. I am using it extensively. If a log is further used, the SMs stay on the map.
Edit: typo |
Ok, I see what I was doing wrong. I hadn't selected a Journal from the main menu. That's why it wasn't loading properly. :) Now that I've saved and selected one to use it's working just great!
I also deleted the draggables.TDW files and that fixed my "stuck" clock thing. Yay! |
Okay, im lost on this one...which downloads do you need for this mod, so many and a link to a german web page...ugh.
Thanks for the help!:O: |
This is basically the only one: http://www.gamefront.com/files/20784...eDarkWraith_7z
Inside that 7zip file is a folder called NewUIs_TDC_6_8_0_ByTheDarkWraith, inside that is a folder called MODS. It's in MODS that you'll find the folders you'll want to move into your JSGME MODS folder. The only one you need is NewUIs_TDC_6_8_0_ByTheDarkWraith which is the main mod. For realism I'd highly suggest the NewUIs_TDC_6_8_0_Real_Navigation folder be included as well. Removes all marks from the map and makes you sextant it up to figure out where you are (your Navigator can help with that too!) so it a lot more difficult than stock. All the others are basically optional I'd say. Also don't forget to use the SH5 Patcher. That and the NewUIs are critical mods in my opinion. Also that sober says below! :) |
If you use real navigation you will also want Trevally auto scripts.
http://www.subsim.com/radioroom/showthread.php?t=174400 |
Happy 5000th post sober! :woot:
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Gee, 5000 posts :o
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