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chrisol -> Question about dotted course lines and red diamonds (11/13/2014 9:09:11 PM)

Hi,

I think I must be missing something really obvious (and will kick myself when someone points it out).

I plot a course for a sub... and instead of moving towards it, the course line becomes dotted, changes to include some slightly bizarre manoeuvring and a red diamond appears.
Not on a patrol, or attacking anything.
Turn off automatic evasion just in case.

Could someone tell me what's going on and how do I make the sub go in a straight line A-->B.

Thanks
Chris


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mikmykWS -> RE: Question about dotted course lines and red diamonds (11/13/2014 10:52:23 PM)

IIRC it lets us know where the navigator is having a nutty over something.




Mgellis -> RE: Question about dotted course lines and red diamonds (11/14/2014 4:37:58 AM)

I'm not sure what the red diamond thing is, but I think the dotted line means that the course originally set is somehow impossible (e.g., somewhere along the original course, the depth is too shallow for the sub, or there is some tiny reef, etc.) and the dotted line is what the computer has come up with as a substitute course.





chrisol -> RE: Question about dotted course lines and red diamonds (11/14/2014 6:00:57 AM)

Ah - wonder if I'm not deep enough to get under some surface ice ?
Still interest to know about the diamond....

Thanks




dcpollay -> RE: Question about dotted course lines and red diamonds (11/14/2014 4:05:37 PM)

Is the red diamond a "selected" reference point?




Sakai007 -> RE: Question about dotted course lines and red diamonds (11/14/2014 5:39:23 PM)

generally when i see the red diamond it's in the formation editor letting me know where a ships station is.




Casinn -> RE: Question about dotted course lines and red diamonds (11/15/2014 1:42:21 AM)

My first thought looking at the pic is that it is trying to join a formation with itself.




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