Nom du fichier : War on the Sea Cheat Codes - Auteur : DAV - [PC] |
Cheat Codes: ------------ Submitted by: David K. A Brief Guide to Using the Editor: ---------------------------------- Written by oubaasusa A brief guide to creating your own missions with the editor, including longitudes and latitudes for a few nice locations. -=Making Your Own Missions=- Learn the editor. Includes a few useful location longitudes and latitudes in correct format. * On the main menu, click, "Custom Battle". * When the editor opens, youll see a small panel on the left that allows you to set the date, time, weather, sea state, etcetera. To the right on that dialog youll see where you can enter lat/lon. * Just click in the boxes with the numbers and enter your own numbers for locations. -=Heres some nice places=- * Natuna Besar -6.12 107.62 * Solomon Islands -9.20 160.00 * Fiji -16.93 179.21 * Fiji -17.18 179.11 * Surigao Strait 10.22 125.38 * Leyte Gulf 10.85 125.41 * Guam 13.29 144.66 * Subic Bay 14.62 120.07 * Okinawa 26.21 127.68 Once youve entered the numbers in the two boxes, youll see a small box next to the word, “Terrain”. Put a tick mark in it to see the map grid where you can place ships in relation to the land. Once youve ticked that box, you can drag the map around with your mouse. Now, since weve come this far, at the bottom of the screen, center, youll see a magnifying glass icon. Click it. A dialog will open displaying all ships in the game. Youll see the filter box, its square. Click it to display the flags of the various nations. This will filter to only that nations vessels. Next, youll see a drop down that says, “All”. click it and select the type of ship that you want to place, i.e. CV, CA, CL, DD, SS, and so forth. Then youll see ship names. The one on the right is the class of ship, e.g., “Fletcher” chooses the Fletcher-class destroyers. Youll see the same name to the left. Click it and choose the specific ship from the selected class. For example, choose CA, Pensacola, then click the name on the left and youll see that you can have either the Pensacola or the Salt Lake City. Some classes have long lists of specific ships, others only a few. Also on this panel is a switch that you can click to switch from ships to aircraft. Just click it, and aircraft selection works the same way. Once youve selected a ship (or aircraft), place your mouse cursor over the map grid and press, “Enter” on your keyboard. The ship that you placed will snap to the center of the grid. Just click on the icon of that first ship and drag it to the position on the map that you want it to appear in game. You can now go back to the ship/aircraft panel and choose other ships that you want in your battle group. Hover your mouse cursor over the first ship and once again press, “Enter”. When you placed the first ship, a dialog opened on the left, showing the ship, heading, speed, etcetera. Theres also a color patch that you can click to change from blue to red. Make sure the ships that you want to operate have the blue patch. Set heading, speed, and bear in mind that one grid square equals 5,000 yards. If you place enemy ships more than around two squares away, youll be sailing for a while to reach them. I usually place them no more than three squares away so the action begins fairly soon. If you add a ship that you dont want, just click the ship icon for that ship on this dialog until its highlighted and then click the, “Remove” button. Once youre happy with your battle group, close this dialog. Now go back to the ship selection dialog at the bottom of the screen, change the flag to your enemy, and place their ships the same way. Click the color patch in the dialog on the left until its red. When youre happy, close the dialog for this battle group. Now click, “Save” and give the file a name and save it. This is your editor file. Then click, “Back”. Youll see a button labelled, “Tactical”. Click this to go to the mission start screen. Adjust speed, turn on your sensors, issue initial gun orders, and so forth in the screen bottom dialog. Once youre happy click, “Start” at top center of the screen. Immediately hit the, “Escape” button and save the mission again. This is your mission file. You will now be able to click, “Single Mission” then, “Load” and load up your new custom mission without going into the editor. |
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