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Crusty
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Hello all
In my gameplay settings, I have the ghost ship turned off on my map. There is a tool that is similar to the grid tool that when the BDU instructs you to go to a certain grid, for example, "AF3820" it is used to mark that location were you will patrol. However, another tool is used for celestial navigation, which has LAT LONG etc, As I said before I have my ghost ship icons turned off. Often I will get a report, not in my dialogue box, but in my captain's notices (Grey), that an enemy convoy is heading NNW, at 6kts, Latitude 23.07& longitude 70.01, I have the lat-long enabled on my map but when I plot the lat-long for that convoy on the map. it often is not very accurate. So just by experimenting. I will use the Lat-long tool. to perhaps attempt to plot where the location of the convoy is. the question is is there any tutorials or forum post that explain the use of this tool? Thanks for your help
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Been searching high and low for this MOD .... please watch the video & if you know where to locate this mod please post it Thank you
I am using TWOS Bstanko6's tutorial on Lat long
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Here is the one degree Lat long Map cursor D/L Link
http://www.subsim.com/radioroom/down...o=file&id=5102
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the coordinates look something like this 24°47'28", 24 degree and 47 min and 28 sec East... in game will looke like 24°47′E so the deegre is only 24... 47 is minutes 1 degree are 60 min. what has " ' " it's not degree they are minutes... and " are seconds not degree Just like there are 60 minutes in 1 hour, there are 60 minutes in 1 degree of latitude. Note that a minute in regards to latitude is a distance rather than a time. in other hand u are at 94 km from the 24 degree Longitude in game ... in SH5 1 degree = 120 km and 1 min = 2 km in real life it's a bit more complicated AT THE EQUATOR One degree of latitude = 110.57 km or 68.71 mi One minute of latitude = 1.84 km or 1.15 mi One second of latitude = 30.72 m or 100.77 ft One degree of longitude = 111.32 km or 69.17 mi One minute of longitude = 1.86 km or 1.15 mi One second of longitude = 30.92 m or 101.45 ft AT LATITUDE 40 DEGREES (NORTH OR SOUTH) One degree of latitude = 111.03 km or 68.99 mi One minute of latitude = 1.85 km or 1.15 mi. One degree of longitude = 85.39 km or 53.06 mi One minute of longitude = 1.42 km or .88 mi One second of longitude = 23.72 m or 77.82 ft AT LATITUDE 80 DEGREES (NORTH OR SOUTH) One degree of latitude = 111.66 km or 69.38 mi One minute of latitude = 1.86 km or 1.16 mi One second of latitude = 31.02 m or 101.76 ft One degree of longitude = 19.39 km or 12.05 mi One minute of longitude = .32 km or .20 mi One second of longitude = 5.39 m or 17.67 ft AT THE POLES One degree of latitude = 111.69 km or 69.40 mi One minute of latitude = 1.86 km or 1.16 mi One second of latitude = 31.03 m or 101.79 ft
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Respectfully Sizzle, this chart that you made is very confusing for me... The latter chart is plainly a lot simpler. I read and re-read your reply and it is not clicking very clearly for me, However, I downloaded and installed the map that is shown in bstankos6 tutorial. I installed per the instructions using JGSME and to no avail, I am still getting the chart that you made. I went to the file directory and tried to figure out what was not working. I did not see anything that was wrong . Looked options file editor and saw no changes can be changed. As in the first topic in my post. I was asking for a tutorial not knowing that there was another option for this tool. I would like to learn more about how to use your tool and will appreciate a more clear explanation of how to use,
2 things , here 1. How to use your tool 2. How to get the tool shown in bstankos video to work in my current copy of SH5 Thank you -- AJ
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the marinequadrat grid charts is to find out where is the lates 2 numbers from a grid for example BF9156 ![]() as u see in foto the grid 56 is in the middle square to the right of 50 where is 6 each big square has 9 small ones with numbers in it... the top left is from 11 to 19 the top middle is from 21 - 29 top left one is from 31 - 39 middle left one is from 41 - 49 the middle one is 51 - 59 the middle left one 61 - 69 the buttom rigth 71 - 79 the buttom middle 81-89 the buttom left 91 - 99 this is how u find out where u need to go when u get a mission like "go and patrol grid BF9156"... the map show u only BF91 u need to place the grin in the square or rectangular where is BF91 and find out where is 56 and the other one is for minutes for celestial navigation...i know that one for celestial navigation it's confusing one... i didn't added graduations for each minutes i added for each 10 min... as i have said in my post above 1 min = 2km on the Sh5 map... 1 degree = 120 km.. ![]() so for example 24°47′E 47′E that's mean 47 minutes or 94km ( 47 x 2 = 94 ) away do east or do west in our chase do East from the 24° degree line between 24°' and 25° are 120 km on SH5 map between 24° and 24°59' are 118 km if u wanna use bstankos tool download it from that download provided by u and replace my chart from TWoS...u can find all charts in \data\Menu\gui\userchart i think that vecko renamed all the charts... u need to find which one is from there ![]() if u wanna
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