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Old 03-12-10, 11:02 AM   #1
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Hi Gutted have you seen the latest Old StyleSHControls_1_3_0_TheDarkWraith.
Looks like some new tutorials needed to cover the latest full contol methods .
Was half way through doing some vids, but think now i'll scrap those and play with the above foe awhile.
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Old 03-12-10, 03:21 PM   #2
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Hi Gutted have you seen the latest Old StyleSHControls_1_3_0_TheDarkWraith.
Looks like some new tutorials needed to cover the latest full contol methods .
Was half way through doing some vids, but think now i'll scrap those and play with the above foe awhile.
Yeah i have them. I've been following its progress, but im not going to switch completely until alot of the kinks and aesthetics are ironed out.

For one the TDC dials placement is not ideal IMO, and i actually preferd the "newer" torpedo control panel (a spread dial was all that was needed). WIth the old style controls, i noticed the doors dont automatically open anymore, and toggling the hotkey didn't seem to open them.
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Old 03-12-10, 03:27 PM   #3
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I just one to point out one detail for people who use the stadimeter:

Watch your AOB!! many times after using the stadimeter my AOB gets porked. Hopefully the next patch will fix that.

In the meantime, i dont enter AOB until after im done fiddling with the stadimeter. Against a convoy this could get aggrevating if you are targetting several ships and not waiting for them to cross a shoot bearing.

All we really should have to do is enter the speed and AOB for one ship.. then slew the scope to a target, use stadimeter for the range... and fire. slew to different target, use stadimeter for range, fire. But now we have to monitor the AOB cuz the stadimeter screws it up.
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Old 03-12-10, 07:08 PM   #4
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WIth the old style controls, i noticed the doors dont automatically open anymore, and toggling the hotkey didn't seem to open them.
Thanks never noticed that, is it introducing much of a delay in the torps being relased.

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All we really should have to do is enter the speed and AOB for one ship.. then slew the scope to a target, use stadimeter for the range... and fire. slew to different target, use stadimeter for range, fire. But now we have to monitor the AOB cuz the stadimeter screws it up.
Yes this is a biggie in the use of the standimeter also placement of the standimeter is in consistent between class types, some seem to be the funnel others the mast.
At this stange I'm using the compass to get distances manually.
But i take hope that one day things will work the way they should, just hope its not years down the road.
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Old 03-12-10, 07:26 PM   #5
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Great videos, gutted. Really simplified things and answered sme questions. Looking forward to the next ones.
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Old 03-12-10, 07:55 PM   #6
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Looking forward to the next ones.
Will probably wait till after the next patch before i do anything. I'd rather not have a video showing "work-arounds" for issues (.ie stadimeter screwing the AOB).
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Old 03-13-10, 09:23 AM   #7
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Thanks a lot Gutted--learned something new, and I needed it desperately! My problem is coming from SHIV, and being able to ping for range. Now I make sure my fish doesn't need to turn, and can just wait for that puppy to cross my crosshairs and LOS!

Also--excellent pedagogy--my kind of teaching/learning. Show the student how the TDC works, fundamentally, so that they can take that knowledge to ANY situation they might find themselves in. Great work--
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Old 03-13-10, 10:01 AM   #8
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Now I make sure my fish doesn't need to turn, and can just wait for that puppy to cross my crosshairs and LOS!
Just dont box yourself into relying on that one method. There will be times when you need it to turn. Or can't wait for him to cross your scope. If you have the time, and can get close.. then by all means get close and wait for the best shot. But dont limit yourself to that.

It will be more clear when they patch it and i make the next videos.
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Old 03-13-10, 11:40 PM   #9
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Your audio is overloaded. Load up your mixer software and turn down the gain on your microphone. It is better to be on the quiet side, since people can always turn up the volume knob, but overloaded audio can't be fixed by turning the volume down. Just a tip for the next time you make a video.
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Old 03-13-10, 11:49 PM   #10
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Your audio is overloaded. Load up your mixer software and turn down the gain on your microphone. It is better to be on the quiet side, since people can always turn up the volume knob, but overloaded audio can't be fixed by turning the volume down. Just a tip for the next time you make a video.
noted.
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Old 03-14-10, 01:24 AM   #11
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Need Speed Video NAO!

Nice vids, reinforced a lot of things we should already know and shouldn't be afraid to use. I especially loved that Fast 90 attack done by eye.
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Old 03-14-10, 02:13 AM   #12
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Thanks for the chart!
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