Plotting Marks

Medzell · 04-27-11, 09:20 AM

OK................I use Real Nav and 100% realism with no target -related info marked on the map at all and that's no drama. There's one thing, however, that is driving me MAD. I'm not, yet, able to do the four-bearing plot or an intercept plot without keeping one eye on my written notes (as in a step-by-step I typed up for myself yesterday so I can finally crack this). Nav fixes you can "tidy up" and they simply re-assign themselves a sequential number but the plotted marks that YOU make don't. If you've made six or seven plotting marks and you tidy things up afterwards by erasing them all, the next time you make a mark (for a new intercept) it'll be Mark #8 for example which makes following my written guide (or any of the excellent video guides) very confusing to say the least! Is there a line or two somewhere that can be edited so that whenever all self-plotted marks are erased they next one will be Mark #1?

04-27-11, 09:20 AM	#1
Medzell Mate Join Date: Aug 2009 Location: Scotland Posts: 54 Downloads: 309 Uploads: 0	Plotting Marks OK................I use Real Nav and 100% realism with no target -related info marked on the map at all and that's no drama. There's one thing, however, that is driving me MAD. I'm not, yet, able to do the four-bearing plot or an intercept plot without keeping one eye on my written notes (as in a step-by-step I typed up for myself yesterday so I can finally crack this). Nav fixes you can "tidy up" and they simply re-assign themselves a sequential number but the plotted marks that YOU make don't. If you've made six or seven plotting marks and you tidy things up afterwards by erasing them all, the next time you make a mark (for a new intercept) it'll be Mark #8 for example which makes following my written guide (or any of the excellent video guides) very confusing to say the least! Is there a line or two somewhere that can be edited so that whenever all self-plotted marks are erased they next one will be Mark #1?