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Hellas
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does anybody knows if there is a way to activate the pattern angle dial (for FaT torpedoes)??
and : is there a way to make the second gyroangle fully fuctional and not only for 90green or 90red as it is now?? and last: same question for the leg dial any help will be very appreciated i am talking about these dials: ![]() |
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Bosun
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It is not related to your question but what is the mod for that colored map tools? I am talking about your screenshot.
Thanks for the answer. Last edited by cemtufekci; 05-08-09 at 03:27 PM. |
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Hellas
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I'll try a brief explanation that I believe is correct.
The pattern angle was not used for the FaT. I think you'll see this available for the LuT torpedo when it becomes available. The 2nd gyro - the FaT had only a port 90-degree turn and a starboard 90-degree turn. Again, I believe the LuT will have varying degrees of turn. Regarding the leg - the FaT had only 2 choices here; 800 meter leg or a 1600 meter leg. Again, the LuT may have a variable degree of length for the leg. I have used FaT torpedoes in the game but have never gone as far to use a LuT. But, I have read that the LuT was an improved version of the FaT. So it stands to reason that it has more variables to set. |
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Hellas
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i will have a look at this! thank you edit: you was right von Zelda.they are fully fuctional with LuT ! sh3...endless Last edited by makman94; 05-08-09 at 07:12 PM. |
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Commodore
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Hi!
There is a section in the GWX manual that addresses the settings for FAT and LuT torpedoes. Pablo
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