INSRM V3 (Sticky Would Be Appreciated)

nomad_delta · 06-26-07, 10:35 PM

Hi Centred!

Just downloaded, and the manual looks great -- lots of data all in tables for quick reference during attacks. I'm going to print a copy and will let you know how it goes.

I was wondering though, was there any particular reason you decided to go with the 3D models shown from an angle like that for the "recognition" part of the manual? It seems like a flat profile (90 degree) and head-on (zero degree) shot of the ships would be a lot more useful when trying to recognize ships through the periscope.

I'm looking forward to trying the charts, though, 'cause otherwise I've just been doing that all by hand with pen/paper and a calculator.

Cheers, and thanks!

nomad_delta

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06-26-07, 10:35 PM	#2
nomad_delta Planesman Join Date: May 2007 Location: San Francisco, California Posts: 185 Downloads: 1 Uploads: 0	Hi Centred! Just downloaded, and the manual looks great -- lots of data all in tables for quick reference during attacks. I'm going to print a copy and will let you know how it goes. I was wondering though, was there any particular reason you decided to go with the 3D models shown from an angle like that for the "recognition" part of the manual? It seems like a flat profile (90 degree) and head-on (zero degree) shot of the ships would be a lot more useful when trying to recognize ships through the periscope. I'm looking forward to trying the charts, though, 'cause otherwise I've just been doing that all by hand with pen/paper and a calculator. Cheers, and thanks! nomad_delta