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The Old Man
![]() Join Date: Dec 2005
Location: Philadelphia Shipyard Brig
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Okay, some really weird effects from hacking that number - set it to 30 feet and tried it out, near as I can tell it has no effect on crew or radar cutoff, but the diesels will run at that depth. For giggles
![]() So after some trial and error (mostly error) I set it back to a more realistic surfaced 4.6 (15.4 feet) and submerged 8.5 (27.88 feet) which seems to work with no problems so far. Aside from the radar constantly cutting off in heavy seas, the other problem I've always had was getting the blasted snorkel depth to work consistently. Set for 27 feet and it wants to be at 23 or 25 feet, and I know from the google chart I'm converting French Furlongs into good old Christian feet correctly. The NSS_Sargo.cfg is set; [Properties] PeriscopeDepth=18;meters SnorkelDepth=8.85;meters CrashDepth=40;meters MaxDepth=122;meters SurfaceDepth=4.8;meters TorpLaunchMaxDepth=39;meters StormConditions=9,0.1;max wind speed [m/s], max rain intensity [0,1] 8.5 is about 29 feet, but apparently it needs to be set deeper than the actual - that setting maintains a consistent 25 feet depth. What that looks like, on the surface; ![]() Averages 14-15 feet and don't look too high. Might help the radar annoyance, I hope. Snorkel depth (decks awash) at 25 feet the crewmen do go below (scurvy dogs, who gave you permission to flake out?!) so that's probably not affected by this value. ![]() One other item, for those fiddling with the snorkel control to get decks awash, it requires some tinkering to make it work, and the other file that affects it is: \Silent Hunter 4 Wolves of the Pacific\Data\Cfg\Commands.cfg Open that in notepad (make a copy of the file first!) and scroll down to; [Cmd195] Name=Snorkel_depth Ctxt=1 Str=1033 ;Key0=0xBA,C,"Comma" Key0=0x44,s,"Shift+D" A semicolon ";" at the beginning of a line is program code for "this is a comment, computer ignore this". So remove that ; from the beginning of the line and delete the last line; [Cmd195] Name=Snorkel_depth Ctxt=1 Str=1033 Key0=0xBA,C,"Comma" Or just copy and paste the above over command 195. The actual key is the semicolon ; and not the comma "," key, the programmer was probably drunk when he added the notations. ![]() |
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