Mr_Kaizer

Hehehe, yeah that sucks, done that myself at least once. I've also been in a hurry and clicked the wrong medication a few times. Or forgotten some important step when I'm a bit stressed or not paying attention. Sometimes listening to breath sounds can be very, very important

You get him out of the car the same way you do with regular vehicles. Then take the body to him on a stretcher.

After you call him, your cursor changes to the "move" arrow. You then right click where you want them to drive.

I use the normal speed as well. And I've JUST started getting A grade on some of them, I'm still getting a lot of Bs. http://emedicine.medscape.com/ is pretty decent, though that's more for ER care than pre-hospital treatment. Wikipedia has quite decent articles, but you have to know what you're looking for. As for videos, I could do that, but there are so many different missions. I've had this mod for I don't know how long, and this was the first time I had someone with amputations! The Cardio 5 calls are the worst to any sort of guide to, because here you can get anything from someone with high blood pressure sitting on a bench waiting, who only needs to be put on oxygen and transported, to people with seizures due to hypoglycemia, to cardiac arrest. I don't really play this mod that much. I switch mod when I get tired of the other ones. Some days I play the Florian Hamburg mod, some days Winterberg or Wegberg, and LA mod on rare occasions.

And I just had a downer If you get a victim with amputations, bring along the amputated limbs, or you'll get a crappy grade even if you do all the other things right.

The way I read it, it's an issue with how many units you can actually have in the game, not the ammount of units on a scene. The ERS team would like to have more unique units, but the game won't allow it.

Had a good moment in this mod yesterday. I've been reading quite alot about emergency medicine, both pre-hospital and ER care (for the ERT RPG). Finally got some use for that So here is a little tip. Had a car crash victim that was pretty badly injured and unconcious. I did the normal thing, IE admister oxygen, get IV access and start saline, bandage, imobilize, move to ambulance, call helicopter. While I'm waiting for the helicopter I'm looking at the victims vitals, and notice suddenly that the pulse Ox is dropping, and pretty quickly at that, despite being on oxygen (Had dropped from the mid/high 50s to low 40s in the short time it took to complete treatment). I suddenly remember that you can intubate in this mod, so I do, and get the gratifying "correct" sound (and actually remembered to click the ambu bag once to start the manual ventilation -_-). Lo and behold, the O2 sat starts rising I realized I must have missed this quite a few times, I've had a few car crash victims code on me before the helo arrives, and failed to bring them back. So the moral of the story: Know what to look for in in the vitals 100 O2 sat is good, dropping sat despite oxygen supply is bad, very bad.

It takes a few minutes before there is any movement in the progress bar, at least the first time you play after installing or updating.

Hmm, I remember having the same problem once, with a fire. I think it sort of solved itself, either the people outside sprayed it for long enough, or the guy I sent in with an extinguisher managed to spray through the wall. For people lying injured in there...I don't really know, I've never had that. You could try just ordering the doctor to treat him, see if he passes through the wall.

Walked right into that one xD But slightly back on topic though, can you use the editor to change how fast things burn once they catch fire? For example how long it takes for cars to explode? And can you set a general rule for that, or do you have to edit it for every vehicle?

Hahahaha, I'm so putting that in my signature! xD

Ugh, not another engine imposed limit...that's what killed the Wuppertal mod >:-(

Isn't it possible to open it with an axe?

Do you have the latest update? I know marco did some work on the script for that.

Uhm, let's see if I've understood you correctly. You are asking if you can supply the fire engine from open water, such as a river or a lake? I'm pretty sure you can, think I've seen it in a youtube movie once.

Huh, strange. The cursor should change to the "can not click" one, the red circle with a line through. Alternatively just right click it while having the FF selected, without clicking the grey buttons.

You don't pick it up. Read the manual You just pick up a hose, connect it to the engine, go to where you want the wye (or in this case the 3-way splitter/distributor), open the equipment room (the top grey button on the right), and select it. The firefighter will then deploy it.

He didn't say, I just read the twitter post.

Just take the files from that folder, and paste them in the main Wegberg folder. It's just like it unzipped them.

Yeah...but he also says that there may not be a workaround for some strange assignment error in the engine :/

And here it is, the Wegberg English Manual! Original manual and pictures by the Wegberg Team. Translation and additional notes by Mr_Kaizer Enjoy! English Wegberg manual.pdf

I have been working with Superstar on a translation, and it should be done very soon, tomorrow or the day after Would people here be interested in an English manual to go with the translation?

You find it here: http://forum.winterberg-mod.com/portal_module.php?module=67 You need to register to download.