- Welcome to Dogs Of War Vu.
Cry Havoc! And let slip the dogs of war!
SOW Waterloo Multiplayer Wednesday 19/06/19 at 20:00 GMT
Immersive, friendly session.
Played with full fog of war.
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** Notes **
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SOW Version: Waterloo 1.03
Largest command: Corps
Smallest command: Brigade
Mission Duration: 120 minutes
Minimum number players: 2
Date: Wednesday 19/06/19
Time: 20:00 GMT
Time (local): Click here
Teamspeak IP: 104.153.105.2:35200 Please wait in lobby for access to other areas.
Room: Scourge Of War
Extra Notes:
• TIME LIMIT: 01.30 a.m. GMT at the following day, if no different agreement has been made by the participants.
• The room will be open at 19:30 GMT for preparation & mission setup
• House rules: Click here
• HITS system
• Courier orders
• Bare map. Full F.O.W.
• No voice during game. (comms by courier only)
Mods required:
• DOW Community Toolbar V8: This will be provided.
• If an updated mod is required you will be sent a link via pm
Player Skill/Ability:
• Must be proficient Using HITS
• Have a good understanding of UI
Commanders and leaders:
Colbert
Mitra
Biondo
Fabian...
SimWorks Studios partnership with Flight Manuals Online!
15/06/19
From SWS
"We are happy to announce our partnership with Flight Manuals Online!
With our focus being mainly on the Cold War planes, Flight Manuals Online is the perfect partner to supplement our creations with high-quality, authentic flight manuals from www.flight-manuals-online.com.
FMO's manuals will be included as part of our future products, such as the A-37 and SLUF for P3Dv4."
15/06/19
From SWS
"We are happy to announce our partnership with Flight Manuals Online!
With our focus being mainly on the Cold War planes, Flight Manuals Online is the perfect partner to supplement our creations with high-quality, authentic flight manuals from www.flight-manuals-online.com.
FMO's manuals will be included as part of our future products, such as the A-37 and SLUF for P3Dv4."
Why Chernobyl Exploded - The Real Physics Behind The Reactor
Scott Manley
Published on 8 Jun 2019
With the TV show doing a great job at delivering its explanation in a manner that most people can easily understand, I felt I wanted to do a more detailed description. So I cover basic reactor physics, explain how the RBMK reactor works, how Xenon 135 works, Why the control rods included graphite tips, and why the reactor became unstable and ran away.
Many of the diagrams here are from https://www.nuclear-power.net and they have Lots more information on Nuclear Physics
https://www.nuclear-power.net
And of course I highly recommend the TV show:
https://www.hbo.com/chernobyl
...
Scott Manley
Published on 8 Jun 2019
With the TV show doing a great job at delivering its explanation in a manner that most people can easily understand, I felt I wanted to do a more detailed description. So I cover basic reactor physics, explain how the RBMK reactor works, how Xenon 135 works, Why the control rods included graphite tips, and why the reactor became unstable and ran away.
Many of the diagrams here are from https://www.nuclear-power.net and they have Lots more information on Nuclear Physics
https://www.nuclear-power.net
And of course I highly recommend the TV show:
https://www.hbo.com/chernobyl
...
Tacview 1.8.0 beta 13 is available Now
Download: HERE
• Release Date: Thu, 13 Jun 2019
• Operating System: Windows® 32-bit / 64-bit
• File Size: 269.7 MB
Release notes
FEATURES & CHANGES
• NOTICE: Windows XP is not supported anymore (definitive)
• The active object list has been moved to a dockable window
• The playback control bar has been moved to a dockable window
• The time slider now displays target time during a drag operation
• Drag & drop a file on Tacview with the CTRL key will merge it with the existing telemetry
• You can now press SHIFT+CTRL to display mouse cursor world and bullseye coordinates
• Added a brand-new shot log
• Added an option to automatically pause on shot log events
• On pause, the current shot log event is now displayed in the 3D view
• BEGIN/END buttons have been replaced by PREVIOUS/NEXT SHOT LOG EVENT commands
• Added CTRL+LEFT/RIGHT to jump to previous and next shot log event
• Added an option to remove objects from the 3D view context menu
• Added an option to add object on the ground from the 3D view context menu
• It is now possible to specify the altitude of new object above ground level
• When an object is manually added to the world,...