[QUE] Demand for efficiency- and explosions Radius for Torpedoes

Magic1111 · 05-14-10, 03:33 AM

Hello Guys !

Can someone tell me how and where I found the Explosions Radius (from when a torpedo exploded in relation to the ship's side in the magnetic field) and where the explosive effect is adjusted? I do not want to do this through tweakfils, but with the S3D. . .

Thanks in advance,
Magic

rowi58 · 05-14-10, 04:10 AM

Hi Magic1111,

you can find it here:

http://forums-de.ubi.com/eve/forums/...2/m/5591007068

Greetings
rowi58

05-14-10, 04:25 AM

SH3/Data/Library Torpedo.zon. It opens with Skywasjer's S3D.

Be aware, when editing these values, that the Min and Max blast radii of the torpodoes, are the blast radii IN WATER, which is a blast suppressant.

On contact with the hull of a ship the blast radius of a torpedo, ( or remaining blast radius, for magnetics ) multiplies by about x2.

So min radius of 4.1m becomes 8.2m for impact, and for a magnetic set 1m over depth, 4.1 becomes 6.2 ( 4.1 -1 ) x2.

Max radius of 5.5 is 11m, or 9m for magnetics.

An AP rating of 60 will get a fish through the hull armour, float zone armour and fuel/ammo bunker ( therefore detonating it ) of a battleship with an armour rating of 96.

GWX torps have an AP rating of 100 ( max allowed by SH3 ).

So the blast radius is effective, even against battleships, up to within about it's last meter of radius.

Anvart · 05-14-10, 04:35 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Magic1111

Hello Guys !

Can someone tell me how and where I found the Explosions Radius (from when a torpedo exploded in relation to the ship's side in the magnetic field) and where the explosive effect is adjusted? I do not want to do this through tweakfils, but with the S3D. . .

Thanks in advance,
Magic

Torpedo.dat - as initial...
Library folder:
Torpedo.sim - here you can find IDs of effects from Particles.dat...
Torpedo.zon (AmmoDamageInfo) - min/max hit points, armor level torp. penetrates and min/max radius of splash damage...
...
and if you want materials - Materials.dat...

P.S.
Roadhogg has outstripped me...

Magic1111 · 05-14-10, 08:21 AM

Thank you very much for help Guys !!!

Best regards,
Magic

05-14-10, 03:33 AM	#1
Magic1111 Silent Hunter Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: Germany - Sailing on U-552 in North Atlantic Posts: 4,429 Downloads: 783 Uploads: 0	[QUE] Demand for efficiency- and explosions Radius for Torpedoes Hello Guys ! Can someone tell me how and where I found the Explosions Radius (from when a torpedo exploded in relation to the ship's side in the magnetic field) and where the explosive effect is adjusted? I do not want to do this through tweakfils, but with the S3D. . . Thanks in advance, Magic __________________

05-14-10, 04:10 AM	#2
rowi58 Eternal Patrol Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: Karlsruhe Posts: 679 Downloads: 56 Uploads: 0	Hi Magic1111, you can find it here: http://forums-de.ubi.com/eve/forums/...2/m/5591007068 Greetings rowi58 __________________

05-14-10, 08:21 AM	#5
Magic1111 Silent Hunter Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: Germany - Sailing on U-552 in North Atlantic Posts: 4,429 Downloads: 783 Uploads: 0	Thank you very much for help Guys !!! Best regards, Magic __________________

05-14-10, 04:25 AM	#3
roadhogg Stowaway Posts: n/a Downloads: Uploads:	SH3/Data/Library Torpedo.zon. It opens with Skywasjer's S3D. Be aware, when editing these values, that the Min and Max blast radii of the torpodoes, are the blast radii IN WATER, which is a blast suppressant. On contact with the hull of a ship the blast radius of a torpedo, ( or remaining blast radius, for magnetics ) multiplies by about x2. So min radius of 4.1m becomes 8.2m for impact, and for a magnetic set 1m over depth, 4.1 becomes 6.2 ( 4.1 -1 ) x2. Max radius of 5.5 is 11m, or 9m for magnetics. An AP rating of 60 will get a fish through the hull armour, float zone armour and fuel/ammo bunker ( therefore detonating it ) of a battleship with an armour rating of 96. GWX torps have an AP rating of 100 ( max allowed by SH3 ). So the blast radius is effective, even against battleships, up to within about it's last meter of radius.