"Name=" attribute in the Campaign layers (SCR)

02-26-13, 01:01 AM

i was curious if ANYONE has found out if sh3 outputs the "Name=", not the Class= or name given in EnglishNames.cfg, but the Name= given to a ship sunk in the Campaign_SCR.mis file? We all know it prints out the class within the patrol log, which can be found in save game or Log_ files, (or the name given to it in EnglishNames.cfg).

I know it outputs the Class in the Log_ file and the .clg file in a save, but does it out put the actual "name=" given to it in the campaign layer?

I know there is a few files that are in computer language within the save game files of the SH3 folder in documents (for example the .sav files) which are hard to read.

Creating a dynamic campaign is an issue here unless the game prints out somehwere!!!! the specific name of that unit sunk. Because if you delete all units of the same class in the campaign_SCR file then you could also be deleting sister ships that use the same class (ship model).

Wondering if anyone knew anything about this. Another way would be to find out what unit was sunk by finding out what classes were in the same grid at the time of the sinking, in order to find out the exact unit.

When answering, please do respond with SH3Commander and its use of REal names... etc... I know how that works and that doesn't address this issue becaue SH3Commander only reads the class in the patrol log too, that is why all ship names are organized by ship class within it's files.

So only the knowledgeable answer please.

Thank you.

02-28-13, 09:08 PM

Nothin?

Sailor Steve · 02-28-13, 11:17 PM

No. It doesn't work and it's not possible to fix it. That's why SH3 Commander was created in the first place.

It could be claimed that I don't know what I'm talking about, but my answer is based on extensive conversations with Jaesen Jones during our work together on Ship Names, and he certainly did seem to know what he was talking about.

02-28-13, 11:41 PM

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Originally Posted by Sailor Steve

No. It doesn't work and it's not possible to fix it. That's why SH3 Commander was created in the first place.

It could be claimed that I don't know what I'm talking about, but my answer is based on extensive conversations with Jaesen Jones during our work together on Ship Names, and he certainly did seem to know what he was talking about.

I was afraid of such.

Thanks.

blueduck · 03-02-13, 11:45 AM

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Originally Posted by Sailor Steve

No. It doesn't work ...

Hello mates,

well you are not 100% correct, Steve.
Ship names given in MP-Missions are listed in the final result when you quit the mission.

Regards
Blueduck

02-26-13, 01:01 AM	#1
machiavelli Stowaway Posts: n/a Downloads: Uploads:	"Name=" attribute in the Campaign layers (SCR) i was curious if ANYONE has found out if sh3 outputs the "Name=", not the Class= or name given in EnglishNames.cfg, but the Name= given to a ship sunk in the Campaign_SCR.mis file? We all know it prints out the class within the patrol log, which can be found in save game or Log_ files, (or the name given to it in EnglishNames.cfg). I know it outputs the Class in the Log_ file and the .clg file in a save, but does it out put the actual "name=" given to it in the campaign layer? I know there is a few files that are in computer language within the save game files of the SH3 folder in documents (for example the .sav files) which are hard to read. Creating a dynamic campaign is an issue here unless the game prints out somehwere!!!! the specific name of that unit sunk. Because if you delete all units of the same class in the campaign_SCR file then you could also be deleting sister ships that use the same class (ship model). Wondering if anyone knew anything about this. Another way would be to find out what unit was sunk by finding out what classes were in the same grid at the time of the sinking, in order to find out the exact unit. When answering, please do respond with SH3Commander and its use of REal names... etc... I know how that works and that doesn't address this issue becaue SH3Commander only reads the class in the patrol log too, that is why all ship names are organized by ship class within it's files. So only the knowledgeable answer please. Thank you.

02-28-13, 11:17 PM	#3
Sailor Steve Eternal Patrol Join Date: Nov 2002 Location: High in the mountains of Utah Posts: 50,369 Downloads: 745 Uploads: 249	No. It doesn't work and it's not possible to fix it. That's why SH3 Commander was created in the first place. It could be claimed that I don't know what I'm talking about, but my answer is based on extensive conversations with Jaesen Jones during our work together on Ship Names, and he certainly did seem to know what he was talking about. __________________ “Never do anything you can't take back.” —Rocky Russo

02-28-13, 09:08 PM	#2
machiavelli Stowaway Posts: n/a Downloads: Uploads:	Nothin?