05-02-08, 12:18 PM
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The Old Man 
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Originally Posted by ustahl
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Originally Posted by ATR-42
Kriller you mentioned in your read me,
"if you think the sub is sitting up too high then use the dive rate mod it will lower the sub but reduce roll pitch effects"
...now i have seen your stock setting with PE3 and I did change to the dive rate option... BUT, fact is i think you nailed it with where you 'placed' the sub int he water.
it looks high when viewing externally but when you look at this picture of the USS Pampanito youve nailed it. Look carefully at the distance between the bottom of the dive planes and the water line, as well as amount of freeboard showing on the side of the hull.
in fact i think i may have just talked myself into switching back to your PE3 without dive rate option....
your setting may look unnatural to some initially but by looking at these photos it seems spot on realistic....
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I'm not sure abt this, but isn't the displayed Pampanito a museum vessel, ie. stripped from all war time gear, fuel, weaponry & what have you, which makes it much lighter, thus sitting so high uo in the water, whereas wartime subs had a heavy loadout, making them laying much deeper in the water?:hmm::hmm: Ie. like with diverate activated.  |
Agreed, not a boat fitted out for combat patrol. Hence she rides high on the water.
Here is USS Trigger;
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