Difficulty settings

looney · 11-23-09, 06:16 AM

I have a funny problem.

Yesterday I used an older system restore point cause I had a faulty updat from windows. After the the system restore point was loaded I continued with a patrol in a type 9 boat (operation monsun, that is why i post it here) I suddenly have the old difficulty settings: thus gods eye view and point and click torp shooting. Now I know for a fact I started the patrol 2 weeks ago (I have 4 campaigns running simultaniously). Thus any difficulty setting would have been stored way b4 my system restore point (dated 19-11-2009 dd-mm-yyyy) and I started the trip somehwere around 10-11-2009.

Where can i change the difficulty for my current patrol? It must be doable else the savegame would be corrupt instead of switching back to an easier difficulty.

Wilcke · 11-25-09, 11:44 AM

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Originally Posted by looney

I have a funny problem.

Yesterday I used an older system restore point cause I had a faulty updat from windows. After the the system restore point was loaded I continued with a patrol in a type 9 boat (operation monsun, that is why i post it here) I suddenly have the old difficulty settings: thus gods eye view and point and click torp shooting. Now I know for a fact I started the patrol 2 weeks ago (I have 4 campaigns running simultaniously). Thus any difficulty setting would have been stored way b4 my system restore point (dated 19-11-2009 dd-mm-yyyy) and I started the trip somehwere around 10-11-2009.

Where can i change the difficulty for my current patrol? It must be doable else the savegame would be corrupt instead of switching back to an easier difficulty.

My only thought would be to return to port, save and see if you are allowed to tweek settings. I have never done that before but it might be worth a try.

Happy Hunting!

msalama · 11-29-09, 02:44 AM

I've absolutely no idea if the following works, but no harm in trying I suppose?

1) Go to C:\Documents and Settings\{YourUserName}\My Documents\SH4\data\cfg\UPCInitial and open a file called GameplaySettings.cfg. In there you see stuff like "LimitedBatteries=true", etc. Change all the entries to whatever you prefer.

2) Locate a known working save (they have their own working directories such as C:\Documents and Settings\{YourUserName}\My Documents\SH4\data\cfg\SaveGames\00000002) and copy the modified settings file to this directory.

3) Load the save and test your changes.

looney · 11-30-09, 05:23 AM

when I reloaded the game a day later the original diff. settings where restored so no big problem. Strange problem though

11-23-09, 06:16 AM	#1
looney Commodore Join Date: May 2007 Location: Sneek, The Netherlands Posts: 635 Downloads: 43 Uploads: 0	Difficulty settings I have a funny problem. Yesterday I used an older system restore point cause I had a faulty updat from windows. After the the system restore point was loaded I continued with a patrol in a type 9 boat (operation monsun, that is why i post it here) I suddenly have the old difficulty settings: thus gods eye view and point and click torp shooting. Now I know for a fact I started the patrol 2 weeks ago (I have 4 campaigns running simultaniously). Thus any difficulty setting would have been stored way b4 my system restore point (dated 19-11-2009 dd-mm-yyyy) and I started the trip somehwere around 10-11-2009. Where can i change the difficulty for my current patrol? It must be doable else the savegame would be corrupt instead of switching back to an easier difficulty.

11-29-09, 02:44 AM	#3
msalama Samurai Navy Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: In an octopus's garden Posts: 565 Downloads: 99 Uploads: 0	I've absolutely no idea if the following works, but no harm in trying I suppose? 1) Go to C:\Documents and Settings\{YourUserName}\My Documents\SH4\data\cfg\UPCInitial and open a file called GameplaySettings.cfg. In there you see stuff like "LimitedBatteries=true", etc. Change all the entries to whatever you prefer. 2) Locate a known working save (they have their own working directories such as C:\Documents and Settings\{YourUserName}\My Documents\SH4\data\cfg\SaveGames\00000002) and copy the modified settings file to this directory. 3) Load the save and test your changes.

11-30-09, 05:23 AM	#4
looney Commodore Join Date: May 2007 Location: Sneek, The Netherlands Posts: 635 Downloads: 43 Uploads: 0	when I reloaded the game a day later the original diff. settings where restored so no big problem. Strange problem though