Sub Cavitation Parameters?

wolfvo · 05-06-20, 02:50 PM

I found that this combination lets my particular sub go at 500 knots with no cavitation even at the surface. Sure not balanced but I don't care as I am playing for the fun. So if you want to have some fun and unbalance your sub go ahead and change your parameters to these. Just make sure to backup a copy of your original file so you can revert back if you desire to.

[Movement]
SurfaceSpeed=30
SubmergedSpeed=62
TelegraphSpeeds=-5,0,5,10,20,30,500
AccelerationRate=600
DecelerationRate=28
RudderTurnRate=2.8
TurnRate=8.9
PivotPointTurning=0.256
DiveRate=5
SurfaceRate=5
BallastRate=0.27
Waterline=0.04
SubmergedAt=0.15
CavitationParameters=1,-1000
PropRotationSpeed=-190,-190
TestDepth=5000
EscapeDepth=500
PeriscopeDepthInFeet=250

05-06-20, 02:50 PM	#7
wolfvo Bilge Rat Join Date: Mar 2018 Posts: 1 Downloads: 1 Uploads: 0	I found that this combination lets my particular sub go at 500 knots with no cavitation even at the surface. Sure not balanced but I don't care as I am playing for the fun. So if you want to have some fun and unbalance your sub go ahead and change your parameters to these. Just make sure to backup a copy of your original file so you can revert back if you desire to. [Movement] SurfaceSpeed=30 SubmergedSpeed=62 TelegraphSpeeds=-5,0,5,10,20,30,500 AccelerationRate=600 DecelerationRate=28 RudderTurnRate=2.8 TurnRate=8.9 PivotPointTurning=0.256 DiveRate=5 SurfaceRate=5 BallastRate=0.27 Waterline=0.04 SubmergedAt=0.15 CavitationParameters=1,-1000 PropRotationSpeed=-190,-190 TestDepth=5000 EscapeDepth=500 PeriscopeDepthInFeet=250