[TEC] VIIB Flak Question

[Capt Jack Harkness]

I keep getting redirected to the news section of filefront every time I try click download... I'll keep trying...

Thanks for the fix, though!

[TheBeast]

Originally Posted by Capt Jack Harkness

I keep getting redirected to the news section of filefront every time I try click download...

Thanks for the fix, though! I'll keep trying...

Try going to my FileFront link in my Sig.

[Capt Jack Harkness]

Fixes the flak problem as advertised! I did get a CTD on my first dive though... I went to periscope depth (and noticed this pack overwrote bigreg's real periscope height mod) and it crashed after I hit the keys to fully retract both scopes.

On the bright side, it's amusing to have decoy launchers, radar detectors and the balkongerät on my VIIB in mid-1940.

[TheBeast]

Originally Posted by Capt Jack Harkness

Fixes the flak problem as advertised! I did get a CTD on my first dive though... I went to periscope depth (and noticed this pack overwrote bigreg's real periscope height mod) and it crashed after I hit the keys to fully retract both scopes.

On the bright side, it's amusing to have decoy launchers, radar detectors and the balkongerät on my VIIB in mid-1940.

Yeah the dates are fudged a bit for testing purposes...

Are you sure the CTD was from this MOD?

In the MOD folder you should remove files with the .GR2 extension. I forgot to remove those as nothing in those files has changed. They are only there to speed up load times when editing. I only MOD'd the .SIM files.
The change to the .SIM is for Anti-Sensor Coating suffix, Rod and Round DF Antenna's. The suffix change didn't work from this location as the only thing used from that SIM is the Stats boost to the sub. There is a Coatings.SIM that I still need to edit in order to get a different skin for each Anti-Sensor coating.

[Capt Jack Harkness]

Hmm, okay then. One note about the antenna for functional purposes: the rod antenna was a vhf type and only worked for short range, line-of-sight communications such as ship-to-ship; it was the jumper lines going fore and aft from the tower that provided long range comms, so I'm not sure the antenna rod was ever deployed while submerged...

[TheBeast]

Originally Posted by Capt Jack Harkness

Hmm, okay then. One note about the antenna for functional purposes: the rod antenna was a vhf type and only worked for short range, line-of-sight communications such as ship-to-ship; it was the jumper lines going fore and aft from the tower that provided long range comms, so I'm not sure the antenna rod was ever deployed while submerged...

Good Point. Since most Submarines during WWII could receive radio messages while at periscope depth. I just assumed it was that antenna being used. It is suppose to extend as high as the ObsScope. I will adjust its height so it only raises about 1.5 meters hiding most or all of the mast.

[Capt Jack Harkness]

Actually I found an interesting note that the radio and hydrophone operators were the same person! So u-boats could not listen to the hydrophones on the surface simply because there was no one at the station, and they could not receive radio messages submerged for the same reason.

http://www.uboat.net/men/crew/radio.htm