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i need help with the grid system
hey guys, I've noticed in sh3 that there are grids on the map and I know how to find a big grid like AM 17, but I don't know how to locate the smaller grids like AM 1714. How do I find the smaller grids like AM3214?
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Each 'big grid' is sub-divided into nine smaller and equal sub-grids, each measuring 1/3 of latitude and longitude W to E and N to S of the big grid.
Using grid AN55 as an example, from west to east and north to south the sub-grids would look like this: [551-] [552-] [553-] [554-] [555-] [556-] [557-] [558-] [559-] The final level down follows the same principle: equal divisions of each sub-grid into one-thirds on both axis'. For example, sub-grid AN551- would break down like this: [5511] [5512] [5513] [5514] [5515] [5516] [5517] [5518] [5519] There is a mod that superimposes a grid on the nav map but I always draw my own when I feel the need, which is rarely. KH |
Tycho has a mod for a nifty little tool which lets you read map locations to 6 characters (AAXXXX). It's called GridXXXX. You can download it here:
http://www.subsim.com/radioroom/down...o=file&id=4196 Honestly, though, I have the tool installed and would love to have an excuse to use it. When is a 6-character grid position ever needed? You can't enter it into status reports or use it in SH3Log. Does anyone know of of a real in-game use for this tool? Thanks. |
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I use four digit, because I write patrol log on paper. In the game this is seen only after patrol, where I edit Log_?.cfg with SH3Log05.exe and manually. But that is a very short version, only for sunken ships. (Because I'm lazy:)) Full log with all events, remains on papers. http://oi58.tinypic.com/fcmb20_th.jpg |
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Here is what I use. Just follow the instructions as noted under the grid layout.
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