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The TB-23 was added in version 3.00 as the starboard array (stock DW has two TB-16s). There is no version of the mod with the TB-23 on the port side.
The current package includes a platform/weapon reference guide. |
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Please correct me if I'm wrong here, but by swapping the value on mast dialog I only managed to change the name/label but the sensor still TB16 on the portside unless the value on sensors dialog is swap too :hmmm: :nope: Is there any LWAMI 3.11 with object.eod with TB16 on the starboard side..?? or could someone please create it..?? :hmmm: |
If you have a database with the TB-16 on the starboard side, it is not LWAMI 3.11 anymore. It is a "new" mod. That may seem nitpicky, but if you're trying to join a multiplayer session, it matters.
On changing the sensors. I was wrong about the mast's sensor assignment being on the mast dialog. It's actually on the sensor dialog, on the top of the page, over toward the right. The data shown on the mast dialog just displays what sensor was assigned to the mast via the sensor dialog page. |
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is there any change someone teach me how to do sensors sweep :DL
Since I had no intention to join multiplayer internet game anyway, but I do intent to play multistation on LAN |
On the sensors page, select the 688I TB16 by double clicking it from the menu on the left. At the top of the page, toward the right, there is a drop-down for masts. From there, select 688I Stb TA. Click Apply to save the changes. Repeat for the 688I TB23, but select 688I Port TA instead. After the changes (and after making sure you've backed up the original database somewhere) click save from the main window.
That's it. |
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This modding stuff look fun just need to learn one step at a time. :DL |
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Any idea where I get it wrong :damn: (I swap the sensor on sensors dialog box and swap the value on mast dialog box) |
I talked to Luftwolf about it, he thinks the sensor assignments are hardcoded because it involves a playable platform, so there is no way to do it other than changing the sensor specifications. Tedious, but doable.
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Sensor dialog.
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When I swap the TA on sensors dialog the graphic representation remain unchanged (TB23 on starboard) and so I decide to swap the values in mast dialog and it's still doesn't work. How do you guys did the swap in the first place anyway..?? If it's hardcoded and how come it can be swap on the first place :hmmm: Why it's so difficult now to return it to the original placing :06: |
Like I said, you can't swap them, you have to just change the specifications. (So instead of moving a sensor, you change the sensor) LW initially changed it by changing one of the two TB-16s into a TB-23 (name, sensitivity, possibly length).
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BTW I read your post somewhere in this forum which mentioning about giving the sphere sonar array ability to determine contact depth. When that feature will be implement on LWAMI..?? It's going to be great feature something I'm waiting for since the day of Jane's 688(i) H/K, although I realize the performance will not be the same as that in R/L (since it's classified and if you ask any submariner and got "If I told You and I have to Kill You" answer will not be surprising) but it will give more in game immersion experience. |
Something like that would require a redesign of the acoustic environment model, or at least sensor functioning. We just do database and doctrine work here.
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unable to assign sonar tracker
I just playing DW with LwAmi less then a month and so far I've been using otto (autocrew) for most part (I still try to understand all FFG-7 stations functions), then I decide to drive sub again without otto, but I found something strange that I can't assign a sonar tracker on Narrowband since I have to switch back to Broadband and assign the tracker there sometime is get worse I can't assign sonar tracker on both the broadband and narrowband despite there's 2 line of frequency on narrowband.
Is this a problem on the sim engine or is has something to do with the mod :06: |
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