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Old 08-19-11, 10:14 PM   #1
Sharafciger
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Default I keep inadvertently firing torpedos...

I'm suffering from a well-known issue that comes with using the 1.4b Resolution Fix.

Basically when playing at 1920x1080, whenever you're in Periscope View, and you left-click to rotate the scope, the moment you left-click again to stop rotating the mouse cursor immediately reappears over the "Fire" button and launches a torpedo.
Normally at the game's default resolutions it should reappear over your cross-hairs but due to the slight aspect stretching inherent in the Resolution Fix, the cursor now reappears in about the most inconvenient spot imaginable.

A lot of people seemed to have suffered from this:
http://www.subsim.com/radioroom//arc.../t-128448.html
http://www.subsim.com/radioroom//arc.../t-140268.html
http://www.subsim.com/radioroom//arc.../t-180789.html

But as yet... there doesn't seem to be a concrete solution, aside from simply playing at a lower resolution like 1680x1050, which I will do if it comes to it, but aren't there any TDC/GUI mods that simply move the fire button around so it's not in it's default location and somewhere less likely to be pressed by accident?

Once again, thank you in advance kind souls of Subsim.
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