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Find and open the file in the mod's folder named GyroCompassControler.cs in a text editor
You'll have to add the lines starting with +
and remove the linesstarting with a -
Just a little tweak, but I would also change:
int angleInt = Mathf.FloorToInt(currentBearingAngle);
to:
int angleInt = Mathf.RoundToInt(currentBearingAngle);
so the digital bearing display is a closer approximation (eg. 310.9 degrees is rounded to 311 and displayed as such, instead of the current 310) and also nicer to look at while you're turning in my opinion...
One more change:
In Source/GyroCompassControl/ShipControlGUIPatch.cs
set
selectedBearing = Mathf.Repeat(selectedBearing, 360.0f);
to
selectedBearing = Mathf.Round(Mathf.Repeat(selectedBearing, 360.0f));
This will keep the boat headed towards an exact course that you ordered instead of approximate course where your mouse pointer happened to be.