[REL]Manos Optics-Final

[NGT]

Impressive work!

I am so impressed, I think about manual targeting now, after 3,5 years with SH3 (and only SH3).

Thank you Macman94. You opened new horizons in Onelifecrisis work. . .

. . . with the WAC version

[makman94]

Originally Posted by NGT

Impressive work!

I am so impressed, I think about manual targeting now, after 3,5 years with SH3 (and only SH3).

Thank you Macman94. You opened new horizons in Onelifecrisis work. . .

. . . with the WAC version

@NGT: thank you very much but hold on a second! the idea of the scale belongs to olc (so credits to him).i am only made a more acurate and fuctional scale (and a 'new' uzo look ....but this has to do with everyones tastes)
wac's version is already...ready! but Pisces gave me a very good idea and i will change the uzo's scale.when it will be ready it will be released

@Pisces : you meant something like this right ? ( the horizontal line that sh3's engine produce is impossible to go up there) :

[Hitman]

10x(mark)x(mast)=range

Why not simply add a zero to the numbers in the scale, and then multiply scale x mast?

[makman94]

Originally Posted by Hitman

Why not simply add a zero to the numbers in the scale, and then multiply scale x mast?

hello Hitman,
yes i had thought this but i left it becuase then 60=600 ,50=500 ....and the scale would be ''full'' of numbers (only the dots at 3,5 and 4,5 would be the earn).the fact that this scale is not equal devided means that the more marks you add ...the better.i wanted ,if it was possible to have no numbers at all but this seems impossible
here is how the uzo will look with Pisces idea(it will be released asap):

[Pisces]

Originally Posted by makman94

@Pisces : you meant something like this right ? ( the horizontal line that sh3's engine produce is impossible to go up there) :

Exactly! Puting the '0'-line on the waterline hides it into the dark area of the hull. Not much use there. I think it is used better to see which part or mast is at the very top, while keeping the scale to the side of the ship's image, like right next to the sharp distinctive bow. (assuming the marks stand out against the darkblue water) Ofcourse, it seems to me it works better but that is in a large part because the uzo/periscope view is very stabilised (does not roll). And that wasn't the case in RL. But there wasn't such a scale anyway so it's a moot point.

The hardcoded blackline does confuse people a bit maybe. Nobdoubt they are going to ask about it's use, or make the mistake of putting it on the waterline. (old habbits die hard) It's very unfortunate that it has to stay in view.

[Hitman]

Exactly! Puting the '0'-line on the waterline hides it into the dark area of the hull. Not much use there. I think it is used better to see which part or mast is at the very top, while keeping the scale to the side of the ship's image, like right next to the sharp distinctive bow.

... as was done in real life with the periscope

The horizontal line is placed at the top of the mast because it is much easier to match it with that part of the ship, while the waterline is so long that it will intersect the scale always.

[von schatten]

Thanks for the mod-looks great. My uzo appears to be misaligned by 10 degrees. Any body else have this problem-is it the mod or my install? Thanx.

[makman94]

Originally Posted by von schatten

Thanks for the mod-looks great. My uzo appears to be misaligned by 10 degrees. Any body else have this problem-is it the mod or my install? Thanx.

hello Von schatten, what do you mean with the word 'misaligned' ? can you post a pic?

[makman94]

check the first post (its updated) you will find there my mod with the reversed range finder scale at uzo.

@Pisces:when you are saying that the uzo ( in real life ) didn't roll ,you mean that it wasn't moving vertical at all ??(i did it to move a very little more down in order the above red horizontal line to 'catch' the horizon)

@Hitman:right.this explains for what was the marks of vertical scale that are lower from the horizontal line.
the marks of vertical scale that are above horizontal line are propably had use for the stadimeter