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Silent Hunter
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Hello!
Does anybody know, has a higher degree of Time compression (TC) than 1024 an effect / influence on the frequency of the weather change? ![]() I use the RealWeatherFix and have the TC set via SH3 Commander up to my personal maximum 4096 (Navimap View). For example, when I crossing the atlantic with TC at 4096, changes the weather too often and too quickly, sometimes up to 3 times in 24 Hours ! Have observed that even with 2048 TC ! With other words: Changes the weather more quickly and more frequently, when I play with more than 1024 time compression? I hope, you know what I mean and sorry for my bad english ! ![]() Any Ideas ? ![]() Thank you and best regards, Magic Last edited by Magic1111; 12-17-09 at 07:05 AM. |
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Silent Hunter
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*bump*
![]() Has nobody an idea / experience with it? Best regards, Magic |
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Ocean Warrior
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I noted your post a couple of days ago, and started to answer. I really had not noticed your problem with time compression.
My problem always has been the reverse: endless bad weather and 15m/s winds. If changing the weather with high time compression works, you have made a great contribution to the community. I'll give it a try later, but I want to try the new Mediterranean Sea add on first. Your English is very good, concise, and to the point. I would give you an A-. ![]() If you really want to see bad language, you should see my French or German. ![]()
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As with the above post, ive always had the exact reverse problem, anything higher than 128x and the weather just kind of sticks, worst i ever had was a whole 2 in-game weeks of 15m/s seas with heavy rain/fog.
Ive never tried the real weather fix though so maybe thats the culprit for your speedy changes. |
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Silent Hunter
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Hello Guys !
Many thanks for your Replies and your opinion about my english ! What I mean was, the weather on 2048 or 4096 TC changed too quickly and too often, but always between bad and very bad ! ![]() Fine weather is the absolute exception! And this I have observed, even without the "RealWeatherFix"! I would be very grateful for further reports, whether a higher TC than 1024 really speeds up the change of weather! ![]() ![]() ![]() Thank you and best regards, Magic ![]() |
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The best done so far have been incorporated into the NYGM and GWX mods. They help a bit, but the basic weather algorithm is poor in the unfixable files of SH3 (and SH4).
![]() ![]() ![]() Rubini has a work around: http://www.subsim.com/radioroom/show...ht=weather:up:
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