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MLF 11-23-05 08:12 AM

The Date
 
I was trying to take a sun sight yesterday to ascertain my position. :know: I met a problem when looking at the almanac :cry: - I didn't know the date. :o So I put my sextant back in its box, and into the loft. Dead Reckoning, I reckon :cry:

Is there a way to find out the date in SHIII. In SHII there was a calendar. I have looked in all the lockers but............
:roll:


MLF

CB.. 11-23-05 08:54 AM

only place it seems to be recorded mid patrol is on the K screen (and then it's only the date the patrol started and the date of any sinkings---) bit confusing all round somtimes especailly with the date in the pre mission screen not allways being the actual date of the patrol :doh:

Breezely 11-23-05 08:59 AM

You can also find the date on the crew screen. It's up on the top right. You hardly notice it cause the crew and compartments are the focus of the screen. It's there though.

CB.. 11-23-05 09:02 AM

aha!!! :yep: so it is !!! nice one :up:

AG124 11-23-05 09:04 AM

:huh: I never saw that there either. Great! :up:

Observer 11-23-05 09:10 AM

Put your mouse cursor on the little clock showing the time. Both date and time will be displayed in something like a tooltip.

sergbuto 11-23-05 10:09 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Observer
Put your mouse cursor on the little clock showing the time. Both date and time will be displayed in something like a tooltip.

Yes, it is similar principle as f.e. in Windows XP.

MLF 11-23-05 03:03 PM

Well I'm gob smacked! :oops: Thank you all for your responses. Brilliant.

Now, where did I put that sextant................... :hmm:

Thanks again

MLF

Observer 11-23-05 05:00 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by sergbuto
Quote:

Originally Posted by Observer
Put your mouse cursor on the little clock showing the time. Both date and time will be displayed in something like a tooltip.

Yes, it is similar principle as f.e. in Windows XP.

Agreed. :)

Interestingly, there are specific entries in the en_menu.txt that define the text displayed in the tooltip. These values are defined in the menu_1024_768.ini under the ToolTipText entry (last line in the example below). This is an example:

Code:

[G3F I31]
Name=&Periscope
Type=1032;Button
ItemID=0x3F020003
ParentID=0x3F020000
Pos=1,-44,40,41
Materials=4
Display=0;No stretch
Mat 0=data/menu/gui/layout/Shortcuts.tga
Crop 0=0.0078125,0.169922,1,1
Mat 1=data/menu/gui/layout/Shortcuts.tga
Crop 1=0.0078125,0.169922,1,1
Mat 2=data/menu/gui/layout/Shortcuts.tga
Crop 2=0.0078125,0.169922,1,1
Mat 3=data/menu/gui/layout/Shortcuts.tga
Crop 3=0.0078125,0.169922,1,1
MatFlags=0x1
TexFmt=0x9
Font=1
TextFlags=0x0
StatesColors=0xB0B0B0FF, 0xFF, 0xFFFFFFFF, 0xFFFFFFFF
ToolTipText=2712



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