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TAW_CZAREJS 09-03-07 08:06 AM

Sinking ships question/request
 
Using GWX 1.03, I've seen ships sink bow and stern first, explode and break in two, go perpendicular to the ocean and sink, and even had a passenger liner at sea settle straight down and go under. So here is my question is it possible for a ship to roll over and sink? I seem to remember this from stock SH3. If it is not possible, can it be brought back?

madmike81 09-03-07 08:57 AM

I 2nd that....maybe roll over and blow up like this???

http://video.google.com/videoplay?do...arch&plindex=2

yeah i know...thats a pipe dream.

But rolling over would be a very addition indeed.

Mush Martin 09-03-07 09:00 AM

The best way to make a ship capsize in sh3 is a torpedo tweaked
for kinetic energy as opposed to chemical energy.

that is high speed above high explosive in the emphasis on the tweak.

Ive capsized a few that way but wasnt going for that effect at the
time so I didnt refine it.

:up:
M

Jimbuna 09-03-07 04:14 PM

As rare as it is, it does happen :yep: Sorry I don't have a screen shot to show you right now :arrgh!:

Cezbor 09-04-07 05:26 AM

Nice to hear that, because in stock SH3 I saw that few times. Capsized Revenge Class looked great. In 1.03 GWX I've never seen that.:-? ..... at least yet.:cool:

JScones 09-04-07 05:49 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Mush Martin
The best way to make a ship capsize in sh3 is a torpedo tweaked
for kinetic energy as opposed to chemical energy.

that is high speed above high explosive in the emphasis on the tweak.

Ive capsized a few that way but wasnt going for that effect at the
time so I didnt refine it.

:up:
M

:roll:

You know, come to think of it, I can't recall seeing a capsize post-GWX either. :hmm: I'm sure someone will post a definitive screenshot of one at some point though.

Doesn't bother me though.

bigboywooly 09-04-07 09:11 AM

Drumroll
:rotfl:

http://i60.photobucket.com/albums/h2...nter_473-1.jpg

http://i60.photobucket.com/albums/h2...Hunter_477.jpg

http://i60.photobucket.com/albums/h2...Hunter_478.jpg

danlisa 09-04-07 10:59 AM

Nice BBW.:up:

You know, IIRC, the only ships which ever 'capsized/rolled over' in stock were the capital/largest warships. I'm pretty sure that this is still the case. Huge efforts were made to alter the sinking/damage properties of the capital ships and although we now get nice pyrotechnics, they still only capsize once thier damage points are depleted.

I have never seen a BB split in two then sink.:hmm:
<got another pic BBW?;)>

gimpy117 09-04-07 11:20 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by madmike81
I 2nd that....maybe roll over and blow up like this???

http://video.google.com/videoplay?do...arch&plindex=2

yeah i know...thats a pipe dream.

But rolling over would be a very addition indeed.

That's why when your in a battleship, and slippy tells you "do a barrel roll"
you don't do it

bigboywooly 09-04-07 11:55 AM

Ummmm I think BBs are one part hulls like the smaller vessels ( most merchants are 2 part hulls so can split )

iambecomelife 09-04-07 03:04 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by bigboywooly
Ummmm I think BBs are one part hulls like the smaller vessels ( most merchants are 2 part hulls so can split )

That's right. I searched the battleship DAT files and did not find the "F" and "B" (Front & Back) hull objects. Unfortunately we will never see an accurate version of HMS Hood's demise, or the sinking of the Roma.

JScones 09-05-07 12:36 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by bigboywooly

Synchronised sinking, eh?

Or is it sink-ronised shipping, LOL! :rotfl:


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