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Originally Posted by Wildhawke11
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Originally Posted by Hitman
As many people requested in the thread of my first release of the slide-out compass graphics, I have done an exact replica of the compass found aboard U-505 
It took some time because I could not find good pictures in the web showing the compass, but the search finally paid off, and here are the results for you to compare:
The compass in U-505's control room:
Detailed view:
And this is how it looks like in the game:
GET IT HERE WHILE IT'S HOT:
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I think my brain must have finally given up the ghost because for the life of me i cant figure this new chart out. I had no problem with the old one. In fact before i knew it was on the right hand side i had made up a chart of my own on paper and used that.
When i get a report of a contact bearing say at 90 degrees from me is it the yellow chart i look at to turn in his direction and if so why is it not marked in degrees instead of being numbered 0 to 10. I feel such a fool asking this because i know its going to be something very simple. |
Just read your question. The yellow inner ring is numbered 1 to 10 and each of these numbers has 10 hash marks make a total of 100. So each hash mark equals exactly 3.6 degrees. 25 hash marks then equal 90 degrees. Or 2.5 using the large numbers. Takes some getting used to.