How deep do they DC you ?

[Ducimus]

Originally Posted by oscar19681

I asume you mean editing the sim in the goblin editor? Well there is no value for max depth as far as i can see.

It should (or probably will) be called "Crash Depth", as i already explained. The value IS in the sim file. Your probably not loading the files correctly in the goblin editor. The sim file is dependant on the GR2 file. You can't load files indvidually like you can in S3D. Goblin works like a suite. You have to open the project file first, before you can view the dependant files.

Originally Posted by Dignan

I can confirm that they do go deeper than 100 meters.

Like i said earlier....

300 meters.

[oscar19681]

Originally Posted by Ducimus

It should (or probably will) be called "Crash Depth", as i already explained. The value IS in the sim file. Your probably not loading the files correctly in the goblin editor. The sim file is dependant on the GR2 file. You can't load files indvidually like you can in S3D. Goblin works like a suite. You have to open the project file first, before you can view the dependant files.




Like i said earlier....

300 meters.

I know how to work with the GR2 and sim file in goblin. I load them both. i just cant find anything in unit _submarine that gives me a crash depth value

[Ducimus]

Originally Posted by oscar19681

I know how to work with the GR2 and sim file in goblin. I load them both. i just cant find anything in unit _submarine that gives me a crash depth value

You know what. Im smoking crack. Crash depth is in the ZON file. Not the sim file. That's why your not finding it. I don't know what possesed me to say sim file.

As a general rule of thumb.

Anything dealing with the shell, the exterior of an object, is in the ZON file.

Anything dealing with the interior of an object, its performance specifications, is in the SIM file.

Hit points, crash depth, crash speed all deal with the exterior of the boat. Has nothing to do with how fast it goes, or how quick it dives, so its in the zon file.

[oscar19681]

Originally Posted by Ducimus

You know what. Im smoking crack. Crash depth is in the ZON file. Not the sim file. That's why your not finding it. I don't know what possesed me to say sim file.

As a general rule of thumb.

Anything dealing with the shell, the exterior of an object, is in the ZON file.

Anything dealing with the interior of an object, its performance specifications, is in the SIM file.

Hit points, crash depth, crash speed all deal with the exterior of the boat. Has nothing to do with how fast it goes, or how quick it dives, so its in the zon file.

Well lay of that crack pipe my friend! However i allready checked the ZON file and i must be under the influance of LSD but there is nothing that has to do with max depth or crush depth. Only crash depth which is set to 285 meters. I just dont understand. When i crash dive i never go to 285 meters , but i might be set to 285 to make sure you keep diving or something. It has nothing to do with max depth otherwise i would be able to dive down to 285 meters.

I did find out thow that the depth charges are leathal under 150 or 160 meters in december 1941/1942. Its just a historical thing that the devs DID do right. But now i,m but not able to go deeper then 200 meters to try to evade those now deadly depthcharges.

[stoianm]

Originally Posted by oscar19681

But now i,m but not able to go deeper then 200 meters to try to evade those now deadly depthcharges.

[Ducimus]

Originally Posted by oscar19681

Only crash depth which is set to 285 meters. I just dont understand. When i crash dive i never go to 285 meters

As I said (correctly ) earlier in this thread. The variable is not listed as "crush". It is listed as "Crash".

Crash Depth IS your crush depth. It is NOT listed in meters. The number you see there is Depth in meters that crush damage will begin to be applied, multiplied by 1.3 or 1.4.

In other words, to set your crush depth, take your wanted depth in meters, multiply it by 1.3 or 1.4 (I forget), and enter the result into your crash depth.

Crash Speed is the rate at which crush damage is applied to your sub. The value you enter here is what is subtracted from the subs total hit points, per second.

For example for a slow crush, you can enter 0.5 or 1. That means 1/2 a hit point, or 1 hitpoint is deducted every second. If your total hit points is 600, this might take awhile... like 10 minutes before all hull integrity is lost and your dead.

For a fast crush, enter a number like 50. Assuming the boat as 300 hit points, the boat will lose all hull integrity in 6 seconds.

EDIT:
Assuming the crash depth multiplier is 1.4 your listed 285 means a crush depth of 203.5 meters.

If the mulitplier is 1.3, it is 219.3 meters.

If your crushing closer to the 203 mark, use the 1.4 variable. If your crushing shallower, (assuming 100% hull integrity) go upward, use say, a multiplier of 1.45 or 1.5