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Sniper297 · 04-08-19, 05:08 PM

Answer to that is fairly simple, you need Silent 3ditor (was made for SH3 but also works for SH4);

http://www.subsim.com/radioroom/down...o=file&id=4489

Using that, open the \Data\Library\AI_sensors.dat file. Where it says something like LinkName=Type128P in the SNS file, scroll down the list until you come to that one, then open the subdirectories until you get to the "sensor" that has the data you can edit. Example;

Even if you've never used a game editor before this one is pretty easy to learn, but don't forget to make backup copies of any files you're going to try editing just in case. Saves a lot of reinstalls if all you have to do is copy and paste the original file from a backup to overwrite the one you wrecked.

Hmmm, I have a sh3_missioneditor_v17.pdf that I got 6 years ago, can't find a current working link for where to download it, anybody know?

Meantime, here's the author's website;

http://s3d.skwas.com/docs.aspx

04-08-19, 05:08 PM	#12
Sniper297 The Old Man Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: Philadelphia Shipyard Brig Posts: 1,386 Downloads: 160 Uploads: 19	Answer to that is fairly simple, you need Silent 3ditor (was made for SH3 but also works for SH4); http://www.subsim.com/radioroom/down...o=file&id=4489 Using that, open the \Data\Library\AI_sensors.dat file. Where it says something like LinkName=Type128P in the SNS file, scroll down the list until you come to that one, then open the subdirectories until you get to the "sensor" that has the data you can edit. Example; Even if you've never used a game editor before this one is pretty easy to learn, but don't forget to make backup copies of any files you're going to try editing just in case. Saves a lot of reinstalls if all you have to do is copy and paste the original file from a backup to overwrite the one you wrecked. Hmmm, I have a sh3_missioneditor_v17.pdf that I got 6 years ago, can't find a current working link for where to download it, anybody know? Meantime, here's the author's website; http://s3d.skwas.com/docs.aspx Last edited by Sniper297; 04-08-19 at 05:20 PM.