[REL] TDC (with working dials) for SH5

karamazovnew · 03-13-10, 06:13 AM

Well, the ENTIRE KiuB screen can be loaded up in the Menu Editor. However there are some issues with the ID's. One needs to go through each item and create new "placeholders" then paste each item manually. There are only 200 or so items so it wouldn't have taken me more than a day or so. However there are a few problems:

1. the periscope lines no longer work as they did in SH4
2. there are no more "temporary solutions" so the AOBF and the stadimeter wouldn't work as they did
3. there are new torpedo buttons
4. no readable data in the recognition manual (no ship lengths)
5. no more retractable panels (mouse move just doesn't cut it as well since you can't move the periscope with the keys anymore)

so the interface itself would take a while to link to actual functions.

I would rather wait a bit to see what future patches will bring us. I don't oppose having NO dials whatsoever on the interface, as long as the inputs are easy to do. That's why I actually like the new TDC, but it's just not flexible enough (need to lock on something + AOB bug).

But otherwise anyone is free to take anything from my interface. I've even posted a tool kit of which the PSD file should be useful for anyone that wants to do high rez dials. They were made for 1600x1200 resolutions and scale down very well to 1024x768. The original dials are made for 1024x768 and look bad if scaled up.

KiUB was made to be at the limits of what the SH4 hardcode allowed. I'm still waiting to see what SH5 can allow (after patches). Until then, TDW's interface is perfect and no fuss

. I'm using it myself

. But if anyone wants to try and port KiUB to SH5, they're free to do so. One thing I know for sure, is that I won't. I want a new interface, preferably 3d

EDIT: oh and the AOB finder wheel needs some free dial to be attached to. It's dead easy to do it but it's completely useless without ship lengths and proper mast values. Plus, that particular AOBF only worked with my miliradian periscope marks AND camera settings.

03-13-10, 06:13 AM	#11
karamazovnew The Old Man Join Date: Mar 2009 Location: Bucharest, Romania Posts: 1,403 Downloads: 151 Uploads: 0	Well, the ENTIRE KiuB screen can be loaded up in the Menu Editor. However there are some issues with the ID's. One needs to go through each item and create new "placeholders" then paste each item manually. There are only 200 or so items so it wouldn't have taken me more than a day or so. However there are a few problems: 1. the periscope lines no longer work as they did in SH4 2. there are no more "temporary solutions" so the AOBF and the stadimeter wouldn't work as they did 3. there are new torpedo buttons 4. no readable data in the recognition manual (no ship lengths) 5. no more retractable panels (mouse move just doesn't cut it as well since you can't move the periscope with the keys anymore) so the interface itself would take a while to link to actual functions. I would rather wait a bit to see what future patches will bring us. I don't oppose having NO dials whatsoever on the interface, as long as the inputs are easy to do. That's why I actually like the new TDC, but it's just not flexible enough (need to lock on something + AOB bug). But otherwise anyone is free to take anything from my interface. I've even posted a tool kit of which the PSD file should be useful for anyone that wants to do high rez dials. They were made for 1600x1200 resolutions and scale down very well to 1024x768. The original dials are made for 1024x768 and look bad if scaled up. KiUB was made to be at the limits of what the SH4 hardcode allowed. I'm still waiting to see what SH5 can allow (after patches). Until then, TDW's interface is perfect and no fuss . I'm using it myself . But if anyone wants to try and port KiUB to SH5, they're free to do so. One thing I know for sure, is that I won't. I want a new interface, preferably 3d EDIT: oh and the AOB finder wheel needs some free dial to be attached to. It's dead easy to do it but it's completely useless without ship lengths and proper mast values. Plus, that particular AOBF only worked with my miliradian periscope marks AND camera settings.