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Bearsie
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corne_mo
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See your other topic. I want it black, as bunker oil is black. I voted Yes cause I want it to have a color. Don't know why, but Y and N were available.
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Olle P
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A very dark brown would be nice.
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StickyMonk
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I dont want to see it at all, I spend more time watching the damn thing fill up than any other part of the game....
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rdklein
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but in reality its a process also taking time ...
an idea is to have different images for the different type of ships ! |
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StickyMonk
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an idea is to have different images for the different type of ships ! |
I like that idea, if the age of ship came into it as well that would be good, old looking guages for old ships and maybe a digital readout for new ones?
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Bearsie
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| Posted: Thu Nov 02, 2006 10:28 am Post subject: |
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| StickyMonk wrote: | | rdklein wrote: |
an idea is to have different images for the different type of ships ! |
I like that idea, if the age of ship came into it as well that would be good, old looking guages for old ships and maybe a digital readout for new ones? |
Originally fuel tanks were measured with a "dipstick"
the sightglass really only came into play for the Daytanks.
I assume that by now they use some sort of level sensors
with gauges in the control center
I can't do a gauge that turns like a clock, although RDK can 
hence my concentration on a sight glass or what I did now,
I shall try the sightglass again, but its a lot of work to make it look right ...
timeline it would be cool to go from dip stick to brass sight glass to analog gauge to digital
I agree , it does take up some time to refuel, but it is an essential part of the operation.
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Bearsie
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| Posted: Mon Nov 06, 2006 1:15 am Post subject: |
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| Olle P wrote: | A very dark brown would be nice.
/Olle |
You got it !
I put the actual panel you need on the Fuel page
in several popular colors, made them all a tad darker
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