Tracking Mod?

SinkingFeeling · 05-21-07, 09:44 PM

Hi all,
I’ve recently got SH3 after finding it in the bargain bin, and am really getting back into the whole sub sim thing. I used to be mad keen on SH1, but got bored with the regenerating ships always turning up in the same place. I must have sunk the Yamato about 15 times

I’ve put the GWX and SH3Commander expansions and patches on, and while it sends my poor little pc into conniptions, it struggles by, and is more than worth it in gameplay terms. I have had many questions about the game, most of which have been answered by a quick search on this treasure trove of a forum, but there is one that eludes me.
Is it possible to get a mod that marks your sub’s movements on the Nav map? That way you could get a trace on where you have been and the manoeuvres you have taken. It would be of no real use in terms of strategy, just more of an interest thing for me

Thanks for all your help, I’m off back to the west coast of Scotland in my trusty Type IIA!

05-21-07, 09:44 PM	#1
SinkingFeeling Watch Join Date: May 2007 Location: Adelaide, South Australia Posts: 15 Downloads: 18 Uploads: 0	Tracking Mod? Hi all, I’ve recently got SH3 after finding it in the bargain bin, and am really getting back into the whole sub sim thing. I used to be mad keen on SH1, but got bored with the regenerating ships always turning up in the same place. I must have sunk the Yamato about 15 times I’ve put the GWX and SH3Commander expansions and patches on, and while it sends my poor little pc into conniptions, it struggles by, and is more than worth it in gameplay terms. I have had many questions about the game, most of which have been answered by a quick search on this treasure trove of a forum, but there is one that eludes me. Is it possible to get a mod that marks your sub’s movements on the Nav map? That way you could get a trace on where you have been and the manoeuvres you have taken. It would be of no real use in terms of strategy, just more of an interest thing for me Thanks for all your help, I’m off back to the west coast of Scotland in my trusty Type IIA!