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Originally Posted by CCIP
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Originally Posted by Harmor
I installed the Keyboard Functions Mod 1.1 and everything went fine until I went to load a savegame - CTD. Ever since, none of my savegames works anymore and I had to reinstall.
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It's a known issue with mods that they may break in-patrol save games. Your in-port saves should be fine though. I don't think a re-install was neccesary, the only problem I could see is that maybe your download was corrupted.
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Originally Posted by Hitman
Have you seen if the skorkel depth is still available? It could be very well used for the currently missing RADAR DEPTH  , since US subs had no snorkels but had a setting shallower to periscope depth where radar was still available. |
You're thinking of what I'm thinking! I'd play around with this more, but I haven't had much game time. Yes, the snorkel depth is there and it works, but it needs a little bit of tweaking in the sub .cfg files to keep the radar above surface. I'm also not yet sure if the radar will work in this position (or any position except surface) - radar may also need some tweaks.
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Originally Posted by akdavis
CCIP, are keyboard controls for TDC input possible? If not, that should be a priority request to the devs.
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What kind of TDC functions?
Let me know, I'm thinking of a quick update to this one soon! |
Primarily the rotary dial functions that currently have to be click-hold-dragged with the mouse, which can prove twitchy and very aggravating to tendonitis, i.e.
-TDC input for target speed (increase/decrease) and AOB (port/starboard). Possibly also range, but I find the stadimeter works well with mouse input in comparison to the other functions.
-Torpedo Settings input for spread (left/right) and torpedo running depth(increase/decrease).
Keyboard input could also be useful for the TDC dial "send data" function, torpedo speed mode, torpedo detonator mode and for Position Keeper on/off.
Along those same lines, keys to navigate the Recognition Manual (at least just turn the pages!) would also be very helpful.