Turret lock

[tnargg]

Is there a way to lock turrets to one position and then click a key in a new position (where view currently is) so they move there?

 

Currently they follow mouse.

 

thanks

[Macabe]

ctrl+x

[Cruiser_Tenryuu]

I'm suprised more people don't know about this. You just press alt+f4.

 

 

[Moguai]

right mouse button

[tnargg]

I'm suprised more people don't know about this. You just press alt+f4.

 

 

 

Hey man I just started and using Japanese Destroyers hardly use guns 

[Cruiser_Tenryuu]

Hey man I just started and using Japanese Destroyers hardly use guns 

 

If your games lagging you may want to delete system32. It's bloatware that Wargamming likes to put in their games.

 

 

[SoberCheese]

Ctrl + X will lock guns to the direction you are aiming when you hit it, Shift + X will lock your guns to a location you are aiming at when you hit it. (Aim at island hit Shift + X, and guns will turn to always stay aimed at the island.)

NOTE: Tap X again to unlock guns.

[tnargg]

Ctrl + X will lock guns to the direction you are aiming when you hit it, Shift + X will lock your guns to a location you are aiming at when you hit it. (Aim at island hit Shift + X, and guns will turn to always stay aimed at the island.)

NOTE: Tap X again to unlock guns.

 

So shift x and cntrl x work the same?

 

thx for the help btw

[SoberCheese]

 

So shift x and cntrl x work the same?

 

thx for the help btw

 

No Ctrl + X will keep the guns pointing where you aim them to your ship, as in if you aim to the right of you ship and hit Ctrl + X, the Guns will always be pointing to the right of your ship. But Shift + X will lock the guns to what ever you are aiming at and will turn to stay aiming at the point.

[Macabe]

 

So shift x and cntrl x work the same?

 

thx for the help btw

 

No they work similarly. Shift+x will cause your guns to be trained to a specific spot and will rotate to always be aimed at that spot.

[tnargg]

 

No they work similarly. Shift+x will cause your guns to be trained to a specific spot and will rotate to always be aimed at that spot.

 

So useful for corners and non-moving ships ?

 

makes sense