This is going to be one of the best mods of the best mods. Just incredible work here, I only wish I could do that magic, DOS was my thing back in the day LOL! Thanks again for all the time and effort!

Any smoke on the horizon, Captain ? :)

A nice update with the engine room is coming, but for now - DONATE DONATE DONATE! The subsim fundraiser is active, and every bit helps. If you can't donate yourself, then please encourage your friends to become subsim members and provide support.

As a reminder, Wolves of the Kaiser will be 100% free - despite having hundreds of ships and being the largest Real Time/3d WWI naval simulator since Jutland! Although we do not ask for mod funding, contributions to subsim are most appreciated; I just made my own gift. Very few websites work as hard as Subsim to preserve the history, traditions, and stories that honor the World Wars and their veterans.

Thanks in advance to all who contribute. :up:

Is that possible to change dates in career to 1914-1918?? I thought that dates prior 1938.01.01 aren't supported in the game.

I'm looking forward to this mod anyway, the WWI is a very underrated period.

I think I remember it being mentioned a while ago that he figured out how to make the correct dates appear. But I could be wrong because it has been some time.

That would be cool, I tried to do so but failed.

Now tried and did the same for a single mission, setting mission back in the year 1921.

Perfectly possible for a campaign I suppose, just a lot of files to rewrite.

https://i.postimg.cc/NKbqnz35/1.png

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Hello iambecomelife!

First of all, I have been following your amazing project for years now, and let me tell you how extremely impressed with your work I am. This project started 15(!) years ago, and astonishingly, it is still on its path towards success. I have never ever in my life met anyone with this amount of discipline. It impressed me even more, since I myself struggle to work on the same project even for a month.

Okay, I just wanted to let you know this above, but it wasn't the reason for me finally joining this thread actively.

I found an interesting photograph on Instagram, in the description it says, it is the engine compartment of a WW1 german U-boat. Of course this thread was the first thing that came to my mind, because I saw that you struggle to find useful photographs of the WW1 U-Boat interiors. I'm going to link it here, I hope you didn't find it already.

Wish best luck for this amazing project!

Link:
https://www.instagram.com/p/C376MvzN...l1dHp5OGx6dw==

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Even though it's now over, and you may be late to the game, you can still donate to the page at anytime :yep:

Fantastic job! :up: At one time, I had the idea to create a similar modification for SH5.

Where can I donate? I cannot find the fundraiser I saw a few days ago, only the donate button on the top of the site. Is it the one?
Thanks:Kaleun_Salute:

I read on other forums you and other guys are working on a similar project with the submarines of the Imperial Russian Navy. It's so nice to see that the 1914/18 period is finally receiving the interest it should deserve :Kaleun_Applaud:


One thing guys: I practically finished the sound mod for WotK, but I'm not able to properly test it (I'm on a windows 11 pc and the compatibility mode doesn't work :oops: ) and I don't know know how to make appear some new sounds (it should be used SEDeditor, but I have no clue how to use it), so if someone would like to help me, it would be very nice :salute:

Last thing. Based on what I read on facebook IABL: is true than we could have an alpha version of WotK by the end of the month? :D

that's the place.
:Kaleun_Salute:

Whats this about WW1 russian submarines? That would be awesome! Where did you read about this?

This is mainly LUKNER's effort, I help him with some things in my free time, like:

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This is conning tower of the Bars class submarine, still work in progress state

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bars-c...bmarine_(1915)