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Originally Posted by Wolfcat
1. For Betty and torp thing, I am pretty sure there is no torp dropped from Betty. a. the sound appears when Betty is still beyond visual range. Back then there was no guided torp. b. the bearing shift matches exactly that of the airplane itself. It feels as if the "torp" is hanging into the water by the airplane with a rope attached to it. But anyways, this is not a huge issue
2. Random damages to the boat when loading a save. The boat was perfectly fine. When I came back to play the game and loaded the save, whole bunch of damages showed up.
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Your symptoms are sounding more like a messed-up config somewhere in the activation... a few questions:
1. What is the path to the SH4 install you modded with FotRSU?
2. Can you use JSGME to do "Tasks..." "Export activated mod list to ->" "Clipboard", and then post on here with that by using <Ctrl><V> to paste it into that posting?
3. Had you deleted the Save folder, using Windows File Explorer to navigate to C:\Users \UserName \Documents \SH4" (by default unless changed by MultiSH4) prior to playing the modded game?
4. Had you attempted to read any of the pdf files in the Support folder for install / activation help?
There are 3 main Betty plane varieties in FotRSU. One is the torpedo bomber that if it sees you, will spiral down to wave top level and drop its torpedo, then come and attempt to strafe you. If you dive too soon, it might fly over your location and come back for multiple strafing passes. Next is the level bomber Betty that carries regular impact bombs, ranging in size from 100kg to 500kb. Lastly, is the ASW variety that carries either all depth charges, or a mix of depth charges and impact bombs. In all cases, they are "programmed" to do multiple passes, usually at least strafing, and dropping ordnance dependent upon where you are and what you are doing at the time of their initial attack run. There is a fourth version of the Betty that shows after October, 1944 that carries the Ohka rocket bomb, which can be quite deadly to all vessels... but let us know the above.