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Thanks for the tip, have turned it on in nHancer and SH3.
I use both to be honest, but tend to scan the horizon with arrow keys as my mouse resolution is configured for drawing on the map accurately. I've a wee button I can press on the mouse to change the resolution but its fiddly so I tend to leave it set for mapping.....means I have to drag it all over the place in the optic views, hence why I tend towards the keys :-? |
Are there any "tips" with MiniTweaker and scene.dat ...that I could try to "tune up" my night light?
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Hi OLC,
Just to thank you for OLCE2 :up: I didn't play so much SH3 these last days, but made just a quick look at it, and it seem's that you made again some great work !! One question about OLC GUI : I plan to use it with my next patrol. It will be hard cause it's realy a whole new GUI and i must learn to use it. BUT : Is it compatible with a 1680x1050 widescreen resolution ? It would be hard for me ( in fact, impossible) to return to a 4/3 ration in 1024 .. I watched your video totorial and i'm really, really impressed :o :o Man, you deserve a medal for your work. Amazing ! |
Marko, thanks, and about the resolution: only one way to find out. Try it. It might work, it might not. Some people run OLC GUI in hirez no problem, so you should be OK I guess.
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Adriatico (and anyone else who is curious),
I've uploaded my colours spreadsheet, for you to play around with. I'm not sure how helpful it will be but if you want I can explain the basics of it. It's an Open Office spreadsheet (www.openoffice.org). Download the spreadsheet here. By the way, ignore the Arctic and Med sheets, they're very old. The Atlantic sheet is the one I use. |
Hi all, I'm pretty new here and may be subject to some stupid mistakes, but hopefully you can help me.
First off, OLC you have produced quite an amazing improvement to this game and I'm glad to have found it. Up until yesterday I was using GWX 2.0 along with your OLC GUI 1.2.3 and OLCE without any troubles. On downloading GWX 2.1 and this Ubermod, I've found that the atmosphere has reverted back to 8km and I can't seem to figure out how to bring it back to 15km. I'm running a clean install of SH3 with GWX 2.-0 +2.1 (installed according to the GWX instructions) plus OLCE2 and OLC GUI 1.2.3 (I have not yet tried the GUI special as I'm yet a mere mortal sub commander and not sure if I'm up to the new challenge). My activated mods list looks like this: GWX - English Nav Map and Grid Refs GWX - Alternative Flotillas GWX - Axis Mediterranean Aircraft Skins GWX - Late War Sensors Snorkel Antennas GWX - Lite Harbor Traffic GWX - Main movie - 'Das Boot' GWX - Merged Campaign GWX - No Medals on Crew GWX - Open Hatch Mod GWX - VIIC41 Player Sub OLCE2 (Ubermod 1.1 Part 1 of 2) Torpedo damage Final ver2.0 WB's GWX messages OLC GUI 1.2.3 Core Files DoubleMastValues I'm wondering if there might be some sort of conflict or possibly an incorrect order of installation that may be causing the reduction in atmosphere size, but whatever the case, I can now only detect objects out in an 8km sphere on a clear day with calm seas whereas under my previous installation using the first OLCE and the OLC GUI 1.2.3 along with GWX 2.0 I could shadow a ship from 13km-14km on only a marginal day. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks, Greg |
Does OLCE2 already have the Realweather fix applied? Couldn't find anything in the readme about it. Thanks
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You need to check the weather with your WO. Just because the weather is clear doesn't mean you have maximum visibility. This is nothing new in the Ubermod, SH3 has always been that way. If your WO says "Visibility Moderate" then you can see about 8km. If he says "Visibility Unlimited" then you can see 15km. |
Like I said "stupid mistakes" :oops:
I'll go ahead and experiment with it to see if that is the problem or not. I'm pretty sure you're right on this one, as its something I'd not even known about before, but its still worth reporting back on whether its fixed or not. Thanks, Greg |
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Thanks for clearing that up for me OLC, I was able to verify the existance of the 15km atmosphere using some land as a reference point... not that I didn't believe you, but because my WO doesn't give specific vis info, rather saying what level of fog there is present, so I needed to establish that light fog allowed for about 12km-13km, med fog allowed for about 8km and I wasn't able to test (yet) no fog or heavy fog conditions. Is there a way to get the WO to say specifically what level of vis to expect or is infering that from other info the only way to go about it.
Thanks again for the help and for the great mods... you have really done amazing things here. Greg |
OLC,
Awesome work! The only reason I keep SH3 on the my hard drive! A must have!:up: |
Thanks for instruction OLC...
My point was misunderstood, it is visual difference... but even more "situation awareness" in night combat. In a night: planning, approch, attack and extraction - that "small" difference in light&visibility makes drastic decrease of combat efectivness and survuval chances. If you see GWX light (which is not my favorite) and present OLCE2, for example, just imagine: at what distance you would recognise a convoy structure and distribution... or "closing escort" at your back. ( Still talking about "stary night" ) * * * I'm not complaning for myself, just wondering how many GWX captains would be "operational" in a dark... |
OLC... You are a Genius!!! :up::up::up:
Thank you for your job! |
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In Light Fog your crew should be able to see 8km. In Medium Fog it's 5km, and in Heavy Fog it's less than 1km. In No Fog they can see 15km. In all of those conditions, you can see a little bit further than your crew can. These figures are for OLCE2 of course, and they're approximate. Nice idea, regarding the WO report... I might change it so he actually states the distance. :up: @Wilcke, Einsman Glad you like it :D |
So now some of you have had a weekend to mess about with OLCE2, I want to know what you think of the new wave textures... I had some feedback on them already but more would be appreciated.
Unlike the other textures (sky, cloud, etc) the wave textures don't have any "knock-on" effects. That is to say, I can change them without having to recalculate any colours (they're quite unique in that way :roll:). So, feedback is very welcome. :yep: |
Bravo!
@ OLC
Above all, sorry because of my poor english I'm a silent fan... but today, I break silence in order to congratulate you for your enormous work!:up: I'm playing SH3 with your mods for a long time and I highly appreciate them insomuch I can't accept to play without. I'm fully aware of your efforts to make a mod improving deeply historical accuracy and realism. In sum, this simulation gains on interest and players (like me) have to manage a real challenge in attacking convoys. This game is still living!!!:rock: I was an ace of tonnage with OLC GUI 1.2.3 for GWX 2.0 and I am eager to see what my Kaleun Wilhelm Schulz in her U-124 can do with your OLC GUI special... perhaps he will finally cower under a deep charge attack...:lol: I would like to share with you my joy with some screenshots but unfortunately with the parameters of my videocard, I have some problems to capture screens with OLCE... Regards Lopo |
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