Ship Simulator
English forum => Small talk => Topic started by: The Ferry Man on September 07, 2010, 17:43:27
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Hey guys,
Twice I have seen the Mont St Michel at night, and both times she is displaying what are on the SSE game as running aground red lights - three red lights on the mast? She was clearly not aground, so any ideas?
Thanks
TFM
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Looks like its back to the research board for VSTEP!
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Hi TFM,
She's showing 3 all-round-visible red lights, meaning that she is restricted by draft. All other vessels (including sailing-, and fishing vessels) should give way to her.
I tried it on SSE and it looks like that only the Pride of Rotterdam shows 3 all-round-lights. All other vessels show 2 all-round-visible lights which are the right lights.
(http://img412.imageshack.us/img412/7383/28945288.jpg)
They aren't consistant with the lights in SSE, in some occasion they show only 2 red all-round-visible and in other occasions they show the same lights in combination with the anchor lights. Just the 2 red lights means that the vessel is not under command and not underway but afloat. The combination with anchor lights, means she's aground.
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thanks for the info Ballast :thumbs:
I wonder why she is showing limited draught - she is the same draught as the Norman Spirit and Bretagne and less then the PoB, and neither of them showed it.
Well Thanks Ballast
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Maybe a silly question, but all vessels were in the same port? Needles to say that, for example, a draught of 17 meters in Dover strait is a different cookie then on the Atlantic :)
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This was the same port - Portsmouth, taken from the same day ::)