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KMS Scharnhorst [Broken]

This is Scharnhorst, if you didn't know yet, one of the few Battlecruisers of the German Reich. It's as close as possible to 1:1 scale, so it still runs at reasonable fps of around 30 to 60, if the physics are on low, the only exception being: If you did the sink it might drop down to 10 fps so be advised. Anyways she has some flak guns that have some what realistic dispersion (not because i didn't want to fine tune the aa guns). Also if you wondered why the main guns don't use the bertha cannons, it's only for astetic reasons because otherwise it would look really cursed. Also you need a code, which you can find below in the features, for the sink.

1. Armament

   Amount

   Artillery cannons (main guns)

   3x3

   Artillery cannons (secondarys)

   4x2

   Light AA guns

   4x4

   Heavy AA guns

   12x2

   Torpedo Launchers

   2x3
2. All AA guns are radar guided (with somewhat realistic dispersion)
   
3. Speed: 31 knots
   
4. Working catapult
   
5. Gps gun system
   
6. Torpedo Launchers
   
7. Lightly modified historical sink feature (the button is in the bridge and the code is: 1943)

• Infinite electricity
  
• Infinite ammo is recommended

• Find the catapult controlls
  
• Deploy the catapult
  
• Then flip the flip switch. Now you have 15 sec to get into your plane
  
• Throttle up
  
• And Pull up DURING the whole prosedure or else you won't be able to take off

• Find the Launcher controlles
  
• Deploy the launcher
  
• Rotate to your wishing
  
• And press Launch

• Find the control table behind the bridge in side the "Feuerkontrolle"
  
• Put in the coordinates
  
• Unlock the turrets
  
• Wait untill the turrets have rotated
  
• Press Fire

• Oil Rig
  
• Creative Island

Scharnhorst saw quite some action befor she got sunk here are some important things out of her history.
Beginning of the War
From November 21 to 27, 1939, the Scharnhorst and her sister ship Gneisenau undertook their first patrol in the North Sea. The mission was to lure enemy ships into the North Sea from the Atlantic to support allied ironclads operating against merchant ships in the Atlantic. On November 23 both ships sank the auxiliary cruiser Rawalpindi.
Unternehmen „Nordmark“
"Nordmark" was the code name for the advance of the battleships Gneisenau and Scharnhorst, the heavy cruiser Admiral Hipper and two destroyers into the sea area between Shetland and Norway on February 18-20, 1940. The operation failed.
Unternehmen „Weserübung“
On April 7, 1940, both ships left with the heavy cruiser Admiral Hipper and 14 destroyers to land in Narik on April 9. The sister ships provided remote security and found the British battlecruiser Renown. Gneisenau was the only damaged ship in this short battle.
Unternehmen „Juno“
On June 4, 1940, the battleships Scharnhorst and Gneisenau as well as the heavy cruiser Admiral Hipper and 4 destroyers left Kiel. The aim was to relieve the German troops in Narvik and to intercept retreating Allied troops. As the battle group approached a convoy, they were surprised to encounter the aircraft carrier Glorious. This was hit by several hits, including a hit by the Scharnhorst from 24 km, which is considered the greatest hit distance on a moving ship in the entire Second World War. Shortly thereafter, the aircraft carrier was sunk with the other two destroyers. The Scharnhorst was only hit by one torpedo, which is why the operation had to be aborted.
Unternehmen „Berlin“
Together with her sister ship Gneisenau, the Scharnhorst left Kiel on January 22, 1941 for the company Berlin. The association was led by the fleet commander, Vice Admiral Günther Lütjens. A breakthrough through the passages at the Faroe Islands failed and the German ships retreated to the east. a few days later, an attempt was made to enter the Atlantic through the Denmark Strait. This time it succeeded, and the formation began to cross the Allied convoy routes. The Scharnhorst was able to sink eight ships with approx. 50,000 GRT in the next few weeks.
Unternehmen „Cerberus“
From February 11 to 13, 1942, the Scharnhorst, the Gneisenau and the heavy cruiser Prinz Eugen crossed the English Channel. In this company, the Scharnhorst ran twice on sea mines. The first detonated in front of the estuary of the Scheldt, which meant that the Scharnhorst was unable to maneuver for some time. However, this had not been observed by the British, so no attack took place. Another mine detonated off Terschelling without causing any further damage.
In March 1943 Scharnhorst and Tirpitz were transferred to Narvik.
The Last Battle, Unternehmen „Ostfront“
The Scharnhorst was destroyed on December 26, 1943 in the North Sea, about 160 km north of the North Cape, after heavy fighting with two British battle groups consisting of three light cruisers, one heavy cruiser and at least eight destroyers, led by the battleship Duke of York.
The aim of the German taskforce had been to intercept a British convoy en route to Russia.
The Scharnhorst was completely caught off guard by the first attack, as she was sailing without her radar on, as it was thought that the British would be able to locate the German ships by traking their radar. This sealed the ship's fate as the radar system was destroyed by the first attack and made an long range engagement impossible. She was hit by at least 14 out of 50 torpedoes launched and more than 2000 caliber were fired at the ship. The Scharnhorst eventually sank with an explosion in the bow, splitting the ship in two.

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