Realistic Sub

I don't know. It looks pretty damn close in those comparison pics. :hmm:

Anyways, I believe it's the sub *.sim files you are looking for. Search under 'draught' in the file. Mini Tweaker tool is needed. You can also use a hex editor. Look under single byte. The number to change is the second slot to the right of the letter 't' in draught. Remember, it's a single byte. Good luck with your mod.

[jaketoox]

Here's example picture for NSS_Sargo.sim...i increased draught value from 5,061 to 5,471 (5,661 was too much)








Jake

Ooops, I guess S3D does work on the sub.sim files.

[jaketoox]

...btw...could that fr_ratio value mean the balance for the sub...i mean that what i have experienced, when changing draught value, it looks like the tail of the sub runs in correct level, but bow runs a bit too deep...i guess i'm gonna try to change that fr_ratio too and see what will happen....

Jake

[Torps]

Originally Posted by jaketoox

...btw...could that fr_ratio value mean the balance for the sub...i mean that what i have experienced, when changing draught value, it looks like the tail of the sub runs in correct level, but bow runs a bit too deep...i guess i'm gonna try to change that fr_ratio too and see what will happen....

Jake

Thanks I got it! See the 1st post

[DrBeast]

Just a word of caution, Torps:
Messing with fr_ratio has some side-effects, such as breaking the alignment of the deck gun and other nasty stuff. Don't remember in which thread I saw all this, but it came from Leovampire, and I trust his word. He strongly suggests not to mess with that value.

ETA: Found a similar thread that mentions the drawbacks of messing with fr_ratio here.

Originally Posted by DrBeast

Just a word of caution, Torps:
Messing with fr_ratio has some side-effects, such as breaking the alignment of the deck gun and other nasty stuff. Don't remember in which thread I saw all this, but it came from Leovampire, and I trust his word. He strongly suggests not to mess with that value.

ETA: Found a similar thread that mentions the drawbacks of messing with fr_ratio here.

Wow. Good catch. You really know your stuff.