The Kiel Canal

RacKri · 11-29-20, 02:25 PM

Having been dragged back from the bottom to a shiny new sub after many years, I reinstalled my steam versions of SH3,4 & 5. Installed GWX and proceeded to wreak havoc on the high seas (Not

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I left Kiel using the GWX Kiel Out without a problem, well OK I moved forward manually and forgot to hit the Navigator to follow preplaned route hit the far side of Kiel Harbour and had to start a new career. (Record for the shortest career? 60secs) On my second attempt I got out without a problem.
4 weeks 6000 tonnes and an 8 tonne sloop later I set a course for Kiel using the Kiel canal in, and very nearly ran aground and destroyed another career. Got away with it just.
Anyway, looking at the course it follows the Kiel canal but about 100m onshore, is there anyway to adjust this back onto the water or will I just have to manually plot a course for my return trip from now on?
Sorry if this has been posted before but my search function seems to be having a day off.
Cheers Rach.

11-29-20, 02:25 PM	#1
RacKri Nub Join Date: Nov 2020 Posts: 2 Downloads: 74 Uploads: 0	The Kiel Canal Having been dragged back from the bottom to a shiny new sub after many years, I reinstalled my steam versions of SH3,4 & 5. Installed GWX and proceeded to wreak havoc on the high seas (Not ) I left Kiel using the GWX Kiel Out without a problem, well OK I moved forward manually and forgot to hit the Navigator to follow preplaned route hit the far side of Kiel Harbour and had to start a new career. (Record for the shortest career? 60secs) On my second attempt I got out without a problem. 4 weeks 6000 tonnes and an 8 tonne sloop later I set a course for Kiel using the Kiel canal in, and very nearly ran aground and destroyed another career. Got away with it just. Anyway, looking at the course it follows the Kiel canal but about 100m onshore, is there anyway to adjust this back onto the water or will I just have to manually plot a course for my return trip from now on? Sorry if this has been posted before but my search function seems to be having a day off. Cheers Rach.