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Originally Posted by propbeanie
Found the culprit... some of the "angular" docks are problematic at best for placing the ships, so rather than waste time noodling and fiddling about with the difference between 91.337862 versus 90,998123 degrees for placement, the ship has been moved to a "straight" portion of the dock, set to 270.000000 degrees... lol - if it drifts into the dock still, we'll tack it up to an accident, or if the spring of 1942, Jimmie Doolittle, and in 1945, US carrier strikes or maybe Fluckey was at work... In between? why, weather, of course... 
Copy that!
Little side note: We have made it through the Flotillas and PatrolObjectives files, found more issues (surprise surprise surprise)
... and still have a few more corrections to make there. If life does not get in the way, we should be able to finalize the files this weekend, given we don't find anymore surprises. Some of the finds are "historic", and after FotRSU, we might build a collection for Webster...  |
Ahoy, propbeanie, ol' chap... Roger that.!
1 side note... reloaded up the save, after giving the escorts the slip so as to make for home port... & I had the damage board lit up red... just about all the bow tubes damaged some & a pump, if I recall it right. nothing major, thankfully. No crew injuries or casualties, either... knock on wood. Put the damage crew to work on it & had everything ship shape in no time.
did make it known to another in the Dark Waters thread, that sometimes you can save with no reports of damages, only to load back up that save & have your damage control section screaming bloody murder about a crap ton of damages or, as in My case.. relatively minor damage reports...
This is a case of such being the case.
Any way.. am well on My way making for home port Brisbane.
Just out of curiosity, on return to Brisbane.. is it feasibly possible to put in for a transfer to Freemantle.? With being based there, is easier to get to the Philippines & the surrounding area quicker.. am hoping it is possible to do...
Have got some time, so I can hold off before making port to find out a definitive answer to that inquiry...
M. M.