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Hello Everyone
I am trying to slow down the rise of CO2 when submerged to a more realistic level. I dont know which files to look into. It may be even hardcoded? Does anyone have an idea? Thanks |
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Admirable Mike
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You may find it in gameplaysettings.cfg
However, the only reference I have found there is Limited02=true/false Obviously, until fixed, we want false. There is a second version of the .cfg file in the PublicDocuments folder where the saved games are kept. That is the one in use after starting a campaign or mission. The one in the game/data/cfg folder is just the startup file. I searched all the most likely config files but found no other references.
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If you increase the b'sun's stats, co2 use does go down. don't know if this helps or not
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Sorry wrong post but wondered what the real life levels and times would have been?
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Thanks for your help. I have the same problem that I cant find any reference on how CO2 levels are calculated. I thought some kind of a value we might can change. Maybe it is hardcoded?
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I haven't tested it to the ultimate limit, but I think the devs just made some unfortunate choices in terms of presentation when implementing that function.
I think the 10% warning in SH5 corresponds directly to the percentage of the red bar that is visible in the old SH3 gauge. I always interpreted that (the SH3 display) as being 10% of the way toward lethal levels. Not that there's a 10% concentration of CO2 in the air... which I think would kill you. Does this make sense or am I way off? JD |
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