[tec] "bouyancy problem"

Trublion · 04-06-10, 05:35 AM

I would have no issues with not being able to keep buoyancy at 180m without help from the e-engines, however what bothers me if the fact that when ordering my sub to dive to 80m I end up at 150-160m. This make evading very tricky.
Oh and the dive planes are not at zero, but are indeed trying to get back to the set depth and by the look of it, my sub sinks from the rear... Is there any mass setting for the sub in the .zon file that could create this issue?

04-06-10, 05:35 AM	#6
Trublion Watch Join Date: Mar 2010 Location: TAIWAN Posts: 26 Downloads: 119 Uploads: 0	I would have no issues with not being able to keep buoyancy at 180m without help from the e-engines, however what bothers me if the fact that when ordering my sub to dive to 80m I end up at 150-160m. This make evading very tricky. Oh and the dive planes are not at zero, but are indeed trying to get back to the set depth and by the look of it, my sub sinks from the rear... Is there any mass setting for the sub in the .zon file that could create this issue?