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timmy41 · 04-11-10, 01:36 AM

aha, ok, so the line is just placed in the general direction.
There are a few tiny things that could use better clarification, simple tiny things like making the 'X's larger that signify the variable for kilometers. at step 14.4 I had to wonder for a second what the X was, until I zoomed in and saw the tiny x on the plot! The info is there, its just sometimes a bit hard to find, and maybe someone with bad eyes wouldnt even see it! Could either make the X's a bit larger, or explain on the bottom of step 14 that X is the distance the ship has traveled in the time interval one is using.
Overall, great guide!

edit:
for convoys, one could simply manually listen for the median of the convoy and base off that knowing a medium convoy is about 5k wide and 3k forward, and so on. Yes?

04-11-10, 01:36 AM	#6
timmy41 Weps Join Date: Mar 2010 Posts: 367 Downloads: 9 Uploads: 0	aha, ok, so the line is just placed in the general direction. There are a few tiny things that could use better clarification, simple tiny things like making the 'X's larger that signify the variable for kilometers. at step 14.4 I had to wonder for a second what the X was, until I zoomed in and saw the tiny x on the plot! The info is there, its just sometimes a bit hard to find, and maybe someone with bad eyes wouldnt even see it! Could either make the X's a bit larger, or explain on the bottom of step 14 that X is the distance the ship has traveled in the time interval one is using. Overall, great guide! edit: for convoys, one could simply manually listen for the median of the convoy and base off that knowing a medium convoy is about 5k wide and 3k forward, and so on. Yes? Last edited by timmy41; 04-11-10 at 01:48 AM.