Help me dust off my manual targeting skills...

Rafael · 07-28-09, 03:36 PM

I have the same problem, you cannot see your boat on the map but you can see it on the torpedo screen (question mark on).

It is quite difficult to understand the bearing, heading etc. etc. in OLC Gold MkII.

In this specific case you cannot compare it with the stock game. You cannot even see the target on your map either.

Maybe there is an "extra" stopwatch watch, but I don't know where ...

http://www.subsim.com/radioroom/showthread.php?t=153884

Sea Hawk:

I use the same (GWX, SH3commander, OLC GUI "gold") and find them great.
Ive just tweaked them a little to get a draggable stopwatch, and a protractor on the angle tool.

Also added a mod to give me the 3 bearing AoB finder wheel and the rear side of the attack disk (I had to mess a bit to get back the draggable stopwatch). I cannot remember who did these as Im at work at presant.

07-28-09, 03:36 PM	#2
Rafael Captain Join Date: Jun 2009 Location: Rotterdam - The Netherlands Posts: 514 Downloads: 22 Uploads: 7	I have the same problem, you cannot see your boat on the map but you can see it on the torpedo screen (question mark on). It is quite difficult to understand the bearing, heading etc. etc. in OLC Gold MkII. In this specific case you cannot compare it with the stock game. You cannot even see the target on your map either. Maybe there is an "extra" stopwatch watch, but I don't know where ... http://www.subsim.com/radioroom/showthread.php?t=153884 Sea Hawk: I use the same (GWX, SH3commander, OLC GUI "gold") and find them great. Ive just tweaked them a little to get a draggable stopwatch, and a protractor on the angle tool. Also added a mod to give me the 3 bearing AoB finder wheel and the rear side of the attack disk (I had to mess a bit to get back the draggable stopwatch). I cannot remember who did these as Im at work at presant.