How best to mod SH4 Uboat mission?

[Sammi79]

And I think... AOBF 16-9 Res... You don`t need it. OMEGU include this :P

I play OM in 1280/768 it took me a while to work out the angles I was getting were screwy until I measured a ship at over 90degrees on 3 seperate occasions - without the AOBF 16-9 res I probably would never learned how to use this equipment properly, just done by eye as before + use right angle triangle to calculate perfect firing angle - 1 shot at a time only though. But I definitly needed the changed res AOBF wheel with OM and OMEGU.

[col_Kurtz]

Originally Posted by Sammi79

I play OM in 1280/768 it took me a while to work out the angles I was getting were screwy until I measured a ship at over 90degrees on 3 seperate occasions - without the AOBF 16-9 res I probably would never learned how to use this equipment properly, just done by eye as before + use right angle triangle to calculate perfect firing angle - 1 shot at a time only though. But I definitly needed the changed res AOBF wheel with OM and OMEGU.

Honestly... I can`t help you with this. I think you should go to Karamazovnew Author of the KIUB
http://www.subsim.com/radioroom/show...24&postcount=1

[Sammi79]

Originally Posted by col_Kurtz

Honestly... I can`t help you with this. I think you should go to Karamazovnew Author of the KIUB

Thanx col_Kurtz I'm without a need for help I have learned to use the KiUB with surprisingly deadly and accurate results, I love that you can gauge speed so much quicker and easier than using a calculator even!

I think Karamazovnew AOBF 16-9 res is included in patch 4 or 5 of OMEGU but you still need to install it seperately as it's an optional mod maybe? only for those playing in specific resolutions...
Logically speaking the same dial should work for any resolution as the degree calculations never change, I think the problem is that the degree marks in the scope in different resolutions are in fact, different lengths. As an example : 3 degrees length in 1024/768 = 3.8 degrees length in 1440/900 (made up on the spot I have no idea about the real values) thus requiring a slightly modified dial for different screen ratios.

I speak from experience when I say if you are trying to learn how to use it, it is extremely frustrating if the piece of equipment is giving you incorrect data from correct inputs! So, if you find that you seem to be doing everything right as in the tutorials and yet you never score a hit, then try enabling the alternate resolution AOBF (or disabling it) because when it is working correctly it is nearly impossible to miss.

[col_Kurtz]

Originally Posted by Sammi79

Thanx col_Kurtz I'm without a need for help I have learned to use the KiUB with surprisingly deadly and accurate results, I love that you can gauge speed so much quicker and easier than using a calculator even!

I think Karamazovnew AOBF 16-9 res is included in patch 4 or 5 of OMEGU but you still need to install it seperately as it's an optional mod maybe? only for those playing in specific resolutions...
Logically speaking the same dial should work for any resolution as the degree calculations never change, I think the problem is that the degree marks in the scope in different resolutions are in fact, different lengths. As an example : 3 degrees length in 1024/768 = 3.8 degrees length in 1440/900 (made up on the spot I have no idea about the real values) thus requiring a slightly modified dial for different screen ratios.

I speak from experience when I say if you are trying to learn how to use it, it is extremely frustrating if the piece of equipment is giving you incorrect data from correct inputs! So, if you find that you seem to be doing everything right as in the tutorials and yet you never score a hit, then try enabling the alternate resolution AOBF (or disabling it) because when it is working correctly it is nearly impossible to miss.

Yeah, probably you right. I sent you to Karamazov for resolution tips, not for: how to use KIUB
My res is very poor 1280x1024 (so I don`t need 16-9) and no manual targeting It`s to hard for me "How to..." in English... I don`t got it