[WIP] Historical Guns Specs

[CaptJulius]

Looks Good

[vdr1981]

Little bit propaganda for brave tehnicians ... To boost moral and make work easier ...



Keep them cooming!

[gap]

Originally Posted by CaptJulius

Looks Good

thanks, I am currently busy with other small projects, but I think Volodya released a beta version of our work on the AA guns somewhere in another thread

PS: here

Originally Posted by vdr1981

Little bit propaganda for brave tehnicians ... To boost moral and make work easier ...



Keep them cooming!

Wonderful footage, thank you for sharing

[gap]

Just found this huge collection of scanned manuals on WWII ordnance and weaponry:

http://www.lexpev.nl/manuals/index.html

[plj]

I noticed a discussion about the tracer color in the beginning of this mamoth topic, and didnt care to check, but red would deffinately NOT be a good alternative, and I think the color is quite historically correct tbh.

http://www.ww2incolor.com/forum/arch...hp/t-7020.html

Some discussion on tracer rounds there .. fluorecent lime green ... that would be almost yellow as far as most colormaps go.

[gap]

Originally Posted by plj

I noticed a discussion about the tracer color in the beginning of this mamoth topic, and didnt care to check, but red would deffinately NOT be a good alternative, and I think the color is quite historically correct tbh.

http://www.ww2incolor.com/forum/arch...hp/t-7020.html

Some discussion on tracer rounds there .. fluorecent lime green ... that would be almost yellow as far as most colormaps go.

I have done quite an extensive research on the topic. Green, yellow, red and white tracers were all used on Kriegmarine's and other WWII navies's ammunition. I can post here some of my sources, if you like it.
The point is: which shade of green, which shade of red, how much transparent, etc? WWII Color footage is pretty rare, and the link you have posted, though possibly giving us some clues, refers to tankers. Any furthter contribution very much appreciated

[vdr1981]

So Gap, when do we start to entering data from your spreadsheet into gunsradars.sim file? Next year?

Your document contains little fortune of data, it would be really shame not to use it .