SH3 Commander-The Complete Super Deluxe Thallium Commander's Special Ultimate Edition

[moxeys]

Originally Posted by Fubar2Niner

A tad lost here mate, 'Career' = campaign Single mission is exactly what it says, a single mission which you can choose.

Best regards.
Fubar2Niner

Sorry if I wasn't clear - I want to play a career in sh3, but I don't want to use the career options in the commander mod. I'm more interested in other features of the commander mod, like changing the start date of the campaign, editing time compression, changing loading screens etc.

I'm not really looking to use the commander dossier and other such features right now, so I'm just wondering if this type of use case is possible

[Fubar2Niner]

Originally Posted by moxeys

Sorry if I wasn't clear - I want to play a career in sh3, but I don't want to use the career options in the commander mod. I'm more interested in other features of the commander mod, like changing the start date of the campaign, editing time compression, changing loading screens etc.

I'm not really looking to use the commander dossier and other such features right now, so I'm just wondering if this type of use case is possible

No apology needed mate, to answer your question.... I really don't know. I guess you could use commander in career mode but not bother to produce personnal files, visit the night club et el. I have never personnaly tried it but I guess it's worth a bash Good luck mate

Best regards.

Fubar2Niner

[Jimbuna]

To use Commander for its features you also have to use it for said career.

[BigWalleye]

Originally Posted by moxeys

Sorry if I wasn't clear - I want to play a career in sh3, but I don't want to use the career options in the commander mod. I'm more interested in other features of the commander mod, like changing the start date of the campaign, editing time compression, changing loading screens etc.

I'm not really looking to use the commander dossier and other such features right now, so I'm just wondering if this type of use case is possible

I think you might not understand what is involved. To use the features of SH3C that you want - especially career start date - you must define a name and starting flotilla in SH3C. But that's all you need to do. The personnel file and patrol logs are completely passive. All you can do is look at them. Same with the cabaret. The only interaction possible is crew management, and it is completely optional. You can ignore it completely and just use the crew management of SH3. You can turn off all SH3C career options on the - ready? - Career Options screen. So you can use SH3C exactly the way you have described. BUT you have to enter a name, starting flotilla, and start date into SH3C, then enter the same name, starting flotilla, and starting year in SH3. If you don't want the bother of making up a name, SH3C will generate a random one for you, and you can take the defaults for everything else. There is really very little that you HAVE to do to create a career in SH3C, and then you get access to all the features you mentioned.

[BigWalleye]

I am trying to use the randomized events feature of SH3C. I understand how to set up a multiple choice event (ChooseFrom=XX), and how to set up a single random integer to insert. But I do not know the syntax to specify a random value for a floating-point number. I want to specify a random value between -0.05 and +0.15. Does anyone know the proper syntax to do this?

"A simple randomisation where a random value is selected from a set range. Usage: <SectionName>|<KeyName>=<Integer or Float+precision>|<Lower>|<Upper>|<Randomise mid patrol Y/N?> for text files."

The syntax for Integer is just "I". How do I specify a floating point value? Any help would be most appreciated.

[LGN1]

Hi BigWalleye,

I looked at my notes and found this (IIRC, it's directly from JScones):


This is an explicit flag for telling SH3Cmdr how many decimal places there should be.
F# implies a decimal point, meaning F0|5|10|Y would result in a number such as "6.",
whereas with I|5|10|Y the result would be just "6". F5|5|10|Y would result in a number such as "6.24574".


Regards, LGN1

[BigWalleye]

Originally Posted by LGN1

Hi BigWalleye,

I looked at my notes and found this (IIRC, it's directly from JScones):


This is an explicit flag for telling SH3Cmdr how many decimal places there should be.
F# implies a decimal point, meaning F0|5|10|Y would result in a number such as "6.",
whereas with I|5|10|Y the result would be just "6". F5|5|10|Y would result in a number such as "6.24574".


Regards, LGN1

Thanks, LGN1! Your answer helped me confirm what I had suspected - that I can't use the randomization function the way I wanted to. I wanted to generate a random number between -0.05 and +0.15. But the upper and lower limits must be integers! The simple randomization function won't do it, so I'll use multiple choice. A bit more work, but I can control the distribution.

[TheStrike]

Hello, i was long time away from forum and now back and start to play again SH3 With GWX. I try to download SH Commander but i cant, i dont know, i remeber i use it before and was free to download, now i must pay? or dont let me because i was alo of time away from the forum? Can someone give me a help? thanks.

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