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Originally Posted by Pilot_76
Hi
I've recently reinstalled SH4 1.5 (U-Missions) from Steam and after a thorough research here at subsim I've come to this conclusion:
RFB is a damage model enhancement for realistic sinking and ship behavior.
RSRDC is a realistic rewrite of the US campaign.
OM (Operation Monsun) is a SH4 converted for U-Boat/Kriegsmarine (RSRDC for the German side).
There might be a big difference between them but I have not played any as of now. I would like to know if it is possible to install them all at once. Of course using JSGME. (I mean playing without file conflicts).
tks
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Despite what some here suggest, you absolutely can run RFB and RSRD together. In fact, it is recommended that if you use RFB that you include RSRD as they compliment each other nicely. I can't speak for OM since I've never used it, though it is said that OM and RSRD can be used together. Of the two, install the one you have a preference for second, just in case there are conflicts with identical filenames and you don't wish to erase stuff from the theater you want to operate.
Make sure you download and install the
correct version of RSRD that is compatible with RFB (RSRDC_RFB_V575
and RSRDC_V5xx_Patch1). Also, use RFB v2.0 with the RFB patch already installed (100 RFB_2.0_with_Patch).
I've been playing with this combination for quite some time now. Never understood why some insist it doesn't work.
Another download you might want to consider including in the package is the New Harbors and Late War Traffic mod (New_Harbours_and_Late_War_Traffic_1.23). Install it only after you've already installed RFB and RSRD, as the latter is required for it to work. One of the things I like about this mod is that Fulton-class sub tenders are present at harbors where USN subs operate from. This is a nice touch and is lacking in the default version of the game.
Moreover, only install mods before you start a campaign or, if one is already started, only when you are in port and at your office.
Good luck.