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Old 05-28-19, 12:16 PM   #6
Major Sunscreen
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Thanks for the contributions although I rather think the point of my post has been missed;


Im after the location of the relevant file to adjust the target crash dive depth.


The reasons for this are that the normal dive speed is too slow to avoid aircraft when using a realism setting that relies on the naked eyes of myself and my apparently blind ai crew, and the crash dive depth is too deep for the North Sea. It is fundamentally an escape manoeuvre that is set in to motion while the commander, in this case me, arrives on scene and assesses. Instead I find myself acting as the watch officer who instead has become merely a lookout on the bridge.


So simply the file location is required so that I can set a safe target depth that also pays lip service to the fact that the bouyancy tanks will have been flooded then partially blown to arrest the descent, as opposed to a normal dive routine where partial flooding occurs, trim is not adjusted forward and speed remains normal.

Cheers all and thanks again for the suggestions.
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