Post by lpaseen on Apr 20, 2016 1:58:31 GMT
I been working on a keysheet generator and just fixed some bugs and fixed up the output a little, please take a look at tinyurl.com/EWCGtriton and see if it's any bugs left.
The intent is that you should be able to specify 5 keywords and 3 or 4 rotor model and UKW after that the keysheet should be the same no matter what you change. If you select numeric ringstellung, plugboard or not, triton inner/outer keysheets or single sheet the settings should be the same.
Also, if you select to generate 12 months with first month as 2016-04 then 2017-03 will be same if you select to generate only that month.
If you change to M3 you get a new keysheet compared to M4 but besides that same rules apply.
Also other things like if any keys are plain wrong (like a ringstellung of 28) or not what would been the case in WWII.
Some things I know and don't worry to much with, like that the M3 used by army/airforce only had 5 rotors, 8 rotors was only navy, or that the UKW did not change every day.
I know UKWD is missing, might put that in later but given that it's no simulator out there that can handle UKWD I'm currently not worrying to much about it.
The intent is that you should be able to specify 5 keywords and 3 or 4 rotor model and UKW after that the keysheet should be the same no matter what you change. If you select numeric ringstellung, plugboard or not, triton inner/outer keysheets or single sheet the settings should be the same.
Also, if you select to generate 12 months with first month as 2016-04 then 2017-03 will be same if you select to generate only that month.
If you change to M3 you get a new keysheet compared to M4 but besides that same rules apply.
Also other things like if any keys are plain wrong (like a ringstellung of 28) or not what would been the case in WWII.
Some things I know and don't worry to much with, like that the M3 used by army/airforce only had 5 rotors, 8 rotors was only navy, or that the UKW did not change every day.
I know UKWD is missing, might put that in later but given that it's no simulator out there that can handle UKWD I'm currently not worrying to much about it.