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Now it has the look of an AOB dial but the original function of an angriffsscheibe is still present. A user on the Uboat discord came up with a nifty diagram to explain it better but in short, instead of setting the dial to the target's visual angle on bow, you instead have to set the dial to the difference between ownship course and target's course.
If ownship course was perpendicular to target's course, you'd set the dial to 90° left/right.
I.E. if target course was 90° east and ownship course was 0° north.
Or if ownship course and target course were parallel. I.E. both sailing 90° east, you would set the dial for 0° or 180°, something like that.
I don't like it. I don't like using it, I much prefer the AOB dial functionality that I've become so accustomed to from other subsim games via Ruby and Freekoly's wonderful TDC mod and Compass Navigation mod.
This is a rough example, but it works in all of my games.
I'll use the "Hydrophone Contact" as a ship, it works the exact same way.
They are traveling on a course of 24° as of now.
My boat will intercept their course, so using the "Protractor" , I draw a line from my boat to their location, or the location of the targeted ship, which is 98° Starboard
1) Identify Ship
2) Estimated Range
3) Their Speed
4) Their Course ( 24° )
5) Course Tool Thing.....98° Starboard
Now, if the "Course" in step 4 changes from 24° which I have already inputted, then the "Course Tool Thing" has the wrong value in it.
So, I will adjust it ( Course tool ) either slightly up or down until the course reads 24°.
This is the only way that I have gotten it to work!
the course tool is "maybe" a Angriffsscheibe
see this
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2195466348
you must do the same with the arrow (put the arrow as you see it, and correct the periscope angle)
in a Sub, you know only your course, you need the relative angle with the target.
use it like a Angriffsscheibe
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1911498725
AOB "alone" don´t define the target course. Track angle Yes
and this (in spanish, it is for spanish uboat forum)
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2359652419
translation
first image
calculo del rumbo = course calculation
situación en el mapa = map situation
AoB (ángulo de proa) 44º = AoB 44º
rumbo 66º = course 66º
second image
sin el mapa vamos a hacerlo con el periscopio = without map, we go to calculate it with the periscope
ponemos la flecha como vemos el barco en el periscopio = we direct the arow as we see the ship at periscope
(This is the AOB, 180º- angle))
third image
corregimos el ángulo del periscopio en el mismo sentido = we correct the angle of periscope in the same directión (clockwise or anticlockwise)
(Now you have the "Track angle". 180º - this angle)
in the image
como lo vemos en el periscopio = "as we see it at periscope"
Rumbo real del objetivo = Real targe´s course
at the end
rumbo real 67´2 º y todo desde el periscopio = Real course 67´2º and all from periscope
Again thanks for your help. Much appreciated
Not 120º, the Arrow´s angle is 60º (as you see it, AoB = 180º - 60º) in the Angriffsscheibe and 40º (periscope) anticlockwise. This is the error
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2414781219
Angriffsschibe
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2380976702
At depth 30, without periscope view, sonar guy says there is a ship in the map. Plot a dot where the ship is, hit time compression 48x, see where the ship is now (thanks to sonar guy), use protractor and draw a line from the initial dot to current ship position, if ship is going east, draw the second line downmaking sure it's paralel to vertical map grid. Done, the angle is the ship course. If going west then draw up and add 180.
In image 3 the guy gets the periscope correction by doing 360-331 = -29 degrees correction?
If the situation was mirrored and the periscope was showing 29 degrees would the course correction simply be 0 + 29?
yes, How many grades i have moved the periscope from 0º (clockwise or anticlockwise)
clockwise or anticlockwise (periscope´s angle), it is easier
in the course tool (or Angriffsscheibe), the AoB is 180 - angle (as you see the ship, the arrow, without periscope´s correction)