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Padi Muffdiver · 10-18-14, 07:05 AM

Thanks Herr Schulz.

I took my C/42 out from Lorient into deep water to test the max depth.

At 160m, the "critical depth" warning occurs.
At 180m, the "diving too deep" message pops
Between 250 & 260, gauges start popping and the hull crushes.

In the data/Submarine folder, the Type II, VII, IX, and even the XXI have MaxDepth configured at 300 meters. So unless the core code overrides this, there seems to be no difference in maximum dive depth, which is a shame. Or, my LSH mod changed things but the original stock configs are the same. Had this worked correctly, I'd still have the issue with inaccurate warning levels on the guages.

Fortunately I had the savegame escape pod on the ready. My next crew may not be so loyal though. This may be the time to move on to SH4 full time.

10-18-14, 07:05 AM	#3
Padi Muffdiver Watch Join Date: Sep 2014 Location: Indiana and Arizona Posts: 22 Downloads: 52 Uploads: 0	Test completed Thanks Herr Schulz. I took my C/42 out from Lorient into deep water to test the max depth. At 160m, the "critical depth" warning occurs. At 180m, the "diving too deep" message pops Between 250 & 260, gauges start popping and the hull crushes. In the data/Submarine folder, the Type II, VII, IX, and even the XXI have MaxDepth configured at 300 meters. So unless the core code overrides this, there seems to be no difference in maximum dive depth, which is a shame. Or, my LSH mod changed things but the original stock configs are the same. Had this worked correctly, I'd still have the issue with inaccurate warning levels on the guages. Fortunately I had the savegame escape pod on the ready. My next crew may not be so loyal though. This may be the time to move on to SH4 full time.