RE: New Airplane Data Files
Posted: Sun Nov 10, 2013 2:43 pm
+1ORIGINAL: Mac Linehan
Thank You for John's Babies! <grin>
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+1ORIGINAL: Mac Linehan
Thank You for John's Babies! <grin>
ORIGINAL: Andy Mac
Its because the WITP crowd is such a broad spectrum of players.
Me I am more of the game player dont mind giving up a little reality around the edges to make the game managable
So my personal mod
1. All US Air Groups, Ships and LCU's that arrive on continental US now arrive at SF
2. HQ Sqns dont exist unless forward deployed
3. Perma restricted sqns in US mostly dont apppear - cannot be arsed with pilot management sub game !!!
4. All Canadian/NZ/Australian, Indian and British Aircraft set to nationality Commonwealth
5. Beaufighter VIc, X and Hurricane IId and IV are classed as light attack bombers rather than FB's
Other changes then happen depending on the level of Ironman I am playing
I usually select from this list
1. 5 point booset to pilot xp (HATE the training sub game)
2. Cancel withdrawal for selected RN ships
3. Cancel withdrawal for selected CW LCU's
4. Remove Perma restriction from selected LCU's or air groups
5. Increase selected device pools
6. Increase selected aircraft pools or consolidate sub types - e.g. one type of Kittyhawk I for all CW natrions
7. Add a few never were ships from Allied Ironman list just for interest
Basically for my personal Ironman nasty nasty mod I try to make the scenario fun for me and as easy to manage as possible
ORIGINAL: Mac Linehan
John -
Just opened the xls spread sheet - WHOHA!
I would not even guess at the amount of time and work it took to pull it all together - YOU Sir, are The Machine!
All I can say is "OOOHRAH" for a job well done.
> Note: "OOORAH" is Marine for "Outstanding Job" to you Army and Squidly Types...
Mac
ORIGINAL: Mac Linehan
Don!
Programmer Extraordinaire, Keeper of the Scotts Warrior Spirit, Knower of All Things Naval and All Around Good Guy - Thank You for the clarification!
P.S. - Yes, it's true, I did the first 10 years as a Squid (and had a pretty good time - except when it wasn't); but then God talked to me at 0300 one morning, I Saw The Light - and into the Corps I went for the next 10...
Respectfully Submitted,
Jar Head Mac
Think that's why my friends in the Corps put up with me. I use a three sylable word and they think I'm smart [8D]ORIGINAL: Don BowenWow Mac. Did the operation leave a scar?ORIGINAL: Mac Linehan
Don!
Programmer Extraordinaire, Keeper of the Scotts Warrior Spirit, Knower of All Things Naval and All Around Good Guy - Thank You for the clarification!
P.S. - Yes, it's true, I did the first 10 years as a Squid (and had a pretty good time - except when it wasn't); but then God talked to me at 0300 one morning, I Saw The Light - and into the Corps I went for the next 10...
Respectfully Submitted,
Jar Head Mac
But seriously. To Mac and all the veterans on the Forum: Happy Veterans Day! Thanks for your (our) service.
Modified files can't be dropped into any scenario in the restricted range of 1 to 25. If someone saves a stock scenario in a slot >25 then they are good to go with the new stuff.ORIGINAL: ny59giants
I'm not playing any stock scenarios, but was wondering if there was a way to give them this option if they want to apply it to their stock games??
Yes. We do not wish to depart too far from the stock paradigm. Range "is"; availability dates "were"; service ratings are "subjective". People have played with these values for years, so we kept them.ORIGINAL: Erkki
I noticed that your work seems to touch mostly the performance values in speeds, mvr and climb, while operational ranges, availability dates, service ratigns and such were left at least largely as they were. Is this correct?

The csv (a spreadsheet format) is made from the dat by witploadae, and so is the same data just a different format.ORIGINAL: MrKane
The same here. Correct values are already in .dat file, however I did not look into .cvs file.
Dude, I'm running 3, 4 separate things under different executables. Hard to keep things straight. Good to know you are righteous, But have to make sure everybody is. Don't think it's a false alarm, but if so, no harm.ORIGINAL: witpqs
Hey John,
We upgraded a short time before you posted that 'whoops' note. I just did the witploadae dump and looked in the air csv file - the values you show in the jpg are already there! Unless you mistakenly posted the old values in the jpg, I guess the 'missed a few' was a false alarm??
Hmm... we picked up the file from this thread shortly after it was posted. Could it be you found the old values in another version of the file? Regardless, as long as the jpg is showing the right values then everybody can check and make sure they have them.ORIGINAL: Symon
Dude, I'm running 3, 4 separate things under different executables. Hard to keep things straight. Good to know you are righteous, But have to make sure everybody is. Don't think it's a false alarm, but if so, no harm.ORIGINAL: witpqs
Hey John,
We upgraded a short time before you posted that 'whoops' note. I just did the witploadae dump and looked in the air csv file - the values you show in the jpg are already there! Unless you mistakenly posted the old values in the jpg, I guess the 'missed a few' was a false alarm??
Thanks. JWE