#Silent hunter 3 widescreen manual

Note: you can toggle manual data input without going to the TDC by pressing Ctrl+T. However, keep in mind that it only supports ancient resolutions, being 1024x7x768. >Magui has versions meant to be used with LSH3, GWX and NYGM. >A GUI mod, the vanilla one is lackluster to say the least.

#Silent hunter 3 widescreen Patch

>Widescreen patch (note: it does NOT work in windowed mode, it also comes with its own GUI) >Tribute to Manual Targeting (be aware that there is a version meant to be used with GWX and one meant to be used with NYGM (and I'm not sure if that is up to date), I don't think it's compatible with LSH3) Follow the instructions to the fucking letter, and before fiddling with it read Stiebler4A_V16B1's documentation as well (and yes, it werks even with non-legit versions of SH3).

#Silent hunter 3 widescreen install

>It's highly recommended to install other mods on top of those too, such as:HSIE's hardcoded fixes, consists mostly in realism adjustments and features missing from the base game. Also, fires actually cause damage in this mod. However that is balanced by the fact that aircraft aren't as though as tanks anymore, and will get shot down by few 20mm rounds. Also, you'll meet destroyers and aircraft more often, and they'll be more deadly. I heartily recommend getting two petty officers specialized in repairs ASAP (in case the radio room gets hit, because once a compartment gets completely flooded it's game over). Note: the damage control team only works in the crew bunks and the external modules, if you want to repair a compartment just assign crew to it. HSIE/Stiebler's patches fix that.ДЄlmost exclusively realism oriented, few if any graphical improvements. Note: ASDIC in GWX is stupidly/unrealistically effective, destroyers will find you by merely pinging in your general direction. The '''go-to''' SH3 mod, improves graphical and realism aspects, however do note that it's old and it isn't updated anymore. Mostly oriented towards graphics and increasing the number of AI ships. SH3 has a sizable modding community behind it, which has produced a few megamods, including but not limited to: Living Silent Hunter 3, GWX3, NYGM. Modding Silent Hunter is almost mandatory with every installment, as the vanilla game is lackluster in its features. If you want something to be changed/added, just post it in the thread, I should reply in 24 hours or less.

Don't worry - it's a lot more fun than it sounds.RAW Paste Data Important: make sure that your monitor is running a refresh rate of 60hz or higher, otherwise SH3 will not work. The Al puts up a good fight at the higher realism settings, and should you wish to throw caution to the wind and try manual torpedo solutions, you'll either be in maths heaven, or find your brain oozing from your ears (or both). Even multiplayer works a treat, with multiple subs acting as a wolfpack, or just disregarding the war and torpedoing the hell out of each other for kicks. Otherwise though, it's a beautifully tense and atmospheric trip into the world of WWII U-boats.

#Silent hunter 3 widescreen full

There's a touch of redundancy about the 3D interiors - full FPS-style 3D would have been welcome, rather than the Myst-style click-and-move on offer - especially since hotkeys take you instantly to any station you need. The amount of care and detail lavished on this (from the cheering crowds as you leave dock to the sausages and bananas hanging from the sub's interior ceiling beams) is phenomenal - it could so easily have been a half-hearted rushed job for a limited audience. I nearly didn't go back to Silent Hunter III after that, although it would have been my loss rather than the game's fault, since SHIII is a much-needed shot of claustrophobic goodness in a flagging genre. Except for the bit when it just bounced harmlessly off the target's bow - just another dud in a war full of the buggers. IT TOOK the better part of a day for me to fire my first honest-to-God, non-training mode torpedo, and it came as welcome relief.