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Originally Posted by max-peck
Hey
Are you running TMOKeys?
After my reinstall I loaded just the latest BETA, and the Weps and Sensors tab worked just fine
Once I put TMOKeys on top of it, the tab was unavailable
I am willing to bet money that this is what your problem is
If you are running it, try uninstalling it and checking the tab  |
I wouldn't use the TMOKeys. Some of what Ducimus did I also did (there's only so much you can do before it gets repetitious). My opinion, my set up is better....(no big surprise!!
) You've got a KEYBOARD LAYOUT.jpg and a Reference Card.jpg plus the Help key (F1) that all relate to my keyboard setup.
As for me, the Weapons and Sensors tabs work as expected.
One thing I've found while looking through the different subs, the 1500 yd Bearing Tool on the Navigation Map is not changed for the Gar sub (the Bearing Tool is the round compass surrounding the sub). The original doesn't measure accurately in range, where mine does for the default 1024x resolution......except for the Gar. My bad, I'll have it fixed in the later changes I'm working on.
This brings me to ask, What resolution does everyone use when playing your game?? I just finished the 1500 yd 1920x resolution Bearing Tool. Would it be better to use
this Bearing Tool for the subs, or just have the default 1024x Bearing Tool in FOTRS, with the others as a separate group of mods?
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As far as the Sounds in FOTRS I've been working on them from the aspect of what I've heard in the Museum. Getting the planes to have a lower volume, raising up many of the ships......Changing some to what I think are better. I'm not getting into the Creaks sounds.....that's been some of you other guys work, I'll not be getting into it. If someone has other ideas about sounds like the submarine specific sounds, go for it. I'll not get into any changes there. I can change the crew cheering sound if no one else is doing it.
Lastly, if there is anything that doesn't seem right, or you just don't like what I've done, let me know. I can change something without trouble or put something in as requested. Won't bother me at all!