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Originally Posted by rulle34
This is quite easy to mod your self.
Open the specific submarine .cgf file with a simple texteditor (like wordpad) and change the value for SurfaceDepth to 7.8;meters (default is 5.8) (you can use any value between 7.8 to 8.8 for type VII to stay surfaced but with decks awash. RUb uses "8" for VII and IX, "7" for II and "10" for XXI)
For example data\Submarine\NSS_Uboat7b\NSS_Uboat7b.cfg
[Properties]
PeriscopeDepth=12;meters
SnorkelDepth=10;meters
CrashDepth=70;meters
MaxDepth=300;meters
SurfaceDepth=7.8;meters
TorpLaunchMaxDepth=20;meters
StormConditions=11,0.1;max wind speed [m/s], max rain intensity [0,1]
Maybe I have misunderstad you totally and if so my apologizes  |
Hello,
I've tried this setting to my subs (currently using VII-C), editing file 'NSS_Uboat7c.cfg'
[Properties]
PeriscopeDepth=12;meters
SnorkelDepth=12;meters
CrashDepth=100;meters
MaxDepth=260;meters
SurfaceDepth=7.8;meters <-----
TorpLaunchMaxDepth=20;meters
StormConditions=10,1;max wind speed [m/s], max rain intensity [0,1]
With a 7.8m setting, my sub still stays surfaced at 5-meters (looks like the default '5.8' meters.
Also tried to change 'surface-draft' using Timetraveller's SH3 Crush-Depth util, and still no decks-awash; same old 5-meter surface depth.
Is there some trick to get this working? I assume making it work is done by pressing the 'S' key for 'Surface', would keep the sub-draft at the proper/edited setting?
Oh well the .cfg change doesn't work for me. Although it's easy enough to manually change surface-depth.
Btw I like the way Sh3 progressively handles differing decks-awash sub-speeds, because of increasing water-drag. :|\