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Anyone figure out a way to fix damage on a sub via a saved game? I encountered a large task force while going home to port after my mission. 2 Battleships, 2-3 Heavy Cruisers and a few light Cruisers with a mix of DD's. They took out my diesels and I'm dead in the water. I can't go to periscope depth, because I have a huge hole in my pressure hull. Any ideas?
I really want a shot at the rest of them. -d |
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Anyone have any suggestions or have done this type of thing successfully? I see two sets of the same files, but in two different directories. I can edit each one indentically but they have no effect.
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See the thread about Zones.cfg [TEC] He speaks about looking at savegames. You could edit those files back to normal I would assume. 100% repaired.
http://www.subsim.com/radioroom/show...ight=zones.cfg ActiveUserPlayerUnits.upc |
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I don't see zones.cfg under the saved games directory under My Documents. I do see the ActiveUserPlayerUnits.upc, which I was trying to edit for my saved game. I found entries such as the following:
[UserPlayerUnit 1.Compartment 2.EquipmentSlot 2.Equipment] ID=GatoDieselEngine NameDisplayable=Diesel Engine EquipmentInterval=1900-01-01, 1999-12-31 EquipmentSlotType=GatoDEngine ExternalLinkName3D=NULL FunctionalType=EqFTypeEngineDiesel Hitpoints=100.000000 EfficiencyHumanFactor=0.570000 EfficiencyMechanicFactor=1.000000 Efficiency=0.570000 Damage=1.000000 DamageHitpointsConsumed=0.000000 RemainingRepairTime=0000-00-00 00:00:38 DamageDescription1=NULL,0,0.2,0,1,1,small malfunction,0,0,NULL,0.3,0.4,4.76351 DamageDescription2=NULL,0.2,0.6,0,1,1,Misaligned Axis,0,0,NULL,0.5,0.4,22.4817 DamageDescription3=NULL,0.6,1,0,1,1,fuse blown,0,0,NULL,1,0.2,3.84624 I've messed with various settings in there for the different components, but have yet to be successful in restoring the destroyed engines on my boat. -d |
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Any suggestion on how to view the binary files easily? I realize that viewing it with notepad or wordpad won't work.
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IMO, just make it a lesson learned to save more often if you get so bent about wanting to replay a situation. |
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