Included in Build Interface Screenshots for Ships

[Pieter Boelen]

@Grey Roger: Here's the picture with different flags, as promised.

 

[Grey Roger]

Thanks! Here's "shipsBL.tga.tx" with that picture in place:
http://piratesahoy.bowengames.com/potc/Grey Roger/shipsBL.tga.tx

 

[Pieter Boelen]

Thanks, @Grey Roger! Here is the ship appearing fully correctly in the interface:

 

[Grey Roger]

@Hylie Pistof and @Grey Roger: I've got two versions of this ship's period encounter chances now:

  //Period
   refShip.period.0 = 0.0; //
   refShip.period.1 = 0.0; //
   refShip.period.2 = 0.9; //
   refShip.period.3 = 0.5; //
   refShip.period.4 = 0.4; //
   refShip.period.5 = 0.0; //

And:

  //Period
   refShip.period.0 = 0.0; //
   refShip.period.1 = 0.5; //
   refShip.period.2 = 0.9; //
   refShip.period.3 = 0.5; //
   refShip.period.4 = 0.0; //
   refShip.period.5 = 0.0; //

Which will it be? I think I'm going with that second one for now as that is the latest by Hylie.
That shifts her appearance one period earlier. Let me know if I should reconsider.

It certainly shouldn't be in "Revolutions" as it has a sprit topmast, which went out of fashion even in "Colonial Powers" times. Castell Friedrichsburg was a contemporary of Friedrich Wilhelm zu Pferd, alias "Brandenburg Frigate", which also appears in our "Spanish Main", so at least if it's inaccurate then it's inaccurate in a consistent way.

 

[Pieter Boelen]

It certainly shouldn't be in "Revolutions" as it has a sprit topmast, which went out of fashion even in "Colonial Powers" times. Castell Friedrichsburg was a contemporary of Friedrich Wilhelm zu Pferd, alias "Brandenburg Frigate", which also appears in our "Spanish Main", so at least if it's inaccurate then it's inaccurate in a consistent way.

Thanks; that confirms that those second chance values are the ones we want.
Spanish Main through to Colonial Powers it is!

 

[Hylie Pistof]

You guys are moving too fast for me.

The CastelF was a coastal patrol ship with good speed and manueverability and a shallow draft that could also sail very well into the wind.

 

[Pieter Boelen]

The CastelF was a coastal patrol ship with good speed and manueverability and a shallow draft that could also sail very well into the wind.

Like this then?

 

[Hylie Pistof]

It's fine by me.