WAC mod, some UI questions

Kristian2 · 07-04-10, 03:51 AM

There is another forum about WarAceCampaing but there hasn't been a post there for quite some time, so I'll try here.
Let me first say thanks to the guys who made this great mod. I'm having some difficulty with the UI of this mod.

With Jonesoft I installed 'WAC4.1 stock GUI', but that made no difference whatsoever, although I installed it in the proper directory with some other mods. This UI mod was also in conflict with the ' Realistic Hull Damage' mod which I don't understand. I can't have them installed both (not that much of an issue).
As for the WAC UI, I find the dials of the ruther, speed and depth rather large, larger than necessary I would say. They are also a bit stretched (due to the widescreens). I was wondering if there were smaller versions of these dials available.
Also, if your mouse points to an object in the periscope and you click outside of it, automatically the torpedo firing button is pressed, so you have to switch to another screen first to avoid this. Isn't there another way to avoid this. I haven't found anything in the manual about this.
Any advice welcome.

07-04-10, 03:51 AM	#1
Kristian2 Sailor man Join Date: Jul 2004 Location: Netherlands Posts: 46 Downloads: 13 Uploads: 0	WAC mod, some UI questions There is another forum about WarAceCampaing but there hasn't been a post there for quite some time, so I'll try here. Let me first say thanks to the guys who made this great mod. I'm having some difficulty with the UI of this mod. With Jonesoft I installed 'WAC4.1 stock GUI', but that made no difference whatsoever, although I installed it in the proper directory with some other mods. This UI mod was also in conflict with the ' Realistic Hull Damage' mod which I don't understand. I can't have them installed both (not that much of an issue). As for the WAC UI, I find the dials of the ruther, speed and depth rather large, larger than necessary I would say. They are also a bit stretched (due to the widescreens). I was wondering if there were smaller versions of these dials available. Also, if your mouse points to an object in the periscope and you click outside of it, automatically the torpedo firing button is pressed, so you have to switch to another screen first to avoid this. Isn't there another way to avoid this. I haven't found anything in the manual about this. Any advice welcome.