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Originally Posted by Munchausen
 What I meant to say was, using the O'Kane attack method, your 90-degree AoB is relative to the bow of your sub. If you make an input to the TDC with your crosshairs offset from the sub's bow, make sure you also adjust AoB to compensate ... otherwise your 90-degree AoB will be relative to your offset bearing. And your attack geometry will be skewed. |
Actually it's just your periscope that must point to where the targets AOB will be 90 degrees, but to simplify things(allowing you to pretty much ignore range among other things) players usually point the whole submarine towards that point. Skippers who are familiar with the "Fast 90" attack method know exactly what I mean. This method of targeting works exactly as advertised on the SH4 U-boat TDC, and can easily be adapted to the US TDC(the already mentioned Dick O'Kane method).
Wazoo's great "Fast 90" tutorial:
http://www.paulwasserman.net/SHIII/