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Originally Posted by Macardigan

You have given me good ideas. I managed to unlock the barrier of 47 rpm accelerating tempo propeller 4_hyd.wav file. I've been tested and I've put a tanker class cimmaron to 92 rpm at 18 knots. (tested using the hydrophone). And tested with the editor as low rpm 18-4 knots. Incredible sound deceleration. xD

creo que la mejor manera de arreglar los sonidos en el juego sea de ajustar las velocidades/rpm maximas según los datos historicos, y luego ajustar la duración de los sonidos de cada buque (tanto los que se oyen al hidrófono como los de la cámara exterior) de manera que ellos siguan los rpm reales.

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I think that the best way to adjust ships' sounds, is setting speeds/rpm's according to the histrorical values, an then finetunig each ship's sounds (both hydrophone and external cam one) so that they match actual rpms.

Originally Posted by Macardigan

This means a new table, with ships to its actual maximum speeds and rpm a bit faster, to be counted as a 100/110rpm can not count with the hydrophone.

Siendo un amante del realismo extremo, yo adjustaria las rpm a sus velocidades reales, aunque esto implique difficultades en contarlas a las velocidades de navegación mas altas: si esto es dificil para nosotros, también lo era para los operatores de hidrófono de la Kriegsmarine; no olvides que en realidad ellos solo podian proporcionar velocidades approximadas

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Being an extreme realism fan, I would set rpm's to their real speeds, no matter if it implies that counting them will get harder at high cruising speeds: Kriegsmarine hydrophone operators had to face the same problem, and they could only provide approximate ship speeds, based on what they were able to hear

Originally Posted by Macardigan

Thanks for the tips.

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