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About Bimbac
- Birthday 05/14/1979
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Pardubice, Czech Republic
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System Analyst
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Because it doesn't have any in the real life.
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No need for that. The trigger zones can be linked to the specific group/unit in their respective properties, even keeping the position relative to the linked group/unit. Therefore, normal "Coalition in zone" or "Group in zone" conditions can be successfully employed.
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Troops not embarking when helicopter set to cold start
Bimbac replied to Bimbac's topic in Mission Editor Bugs
Thanks, problem solved! The tasking must be tinkered with a little, but it works. I would ask the devs to look into it anyway. -
If the troops are set to embark onto the helicopter in the mission editor, the helicopter won't embark them if not set to a Hot start. Please check the attached mission files. Troop Embark Test 1.miz Troop Embark Test 2.miz
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The DTC also ensures that everybody has the same settings, frequencies, coordinates, laser codes, etc. - that's the main benefit. In real life, when the pilots go through the mission briefing, the planning staff prepares all the data for them with the cooperation of the flight leaders, who then distribute the mission data to their subordinates. I really wish we get the same functionality in the DCS, preferably in the form of the XML file, which could be distributed freely to the players participating in the mission.
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I had the same issue - it seems to happen only in a Multiplayer environment.
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Confirmed.
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In real life, all you get is the STT lock warning for the SARH missile or the Active missile warning for the ARH - no actual Launch warning. So, strictly technically speaking, any time you get an STT lock warning, you must assume the missile can be on the way and act accordingly.
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The pilots wear dark helmet visors, which are not implemented in DCS now. If the HUD becomes unreadable, the HUD Repeater function on the MFDs is for that.
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requested The 'static activate' trigger help wanted
Bimbac replied to MEDIC - v312's topic in DCS Core Wish List
What would be the script to spawn the static object? Is it the same syntax except for the "destroy()", or is it more complicated? Can it be done for the object already placed by the mission designer and then removed via your sample script? -
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CAP-9M does not track (doesn't do anything really)
Bimbac replied to twistking's topic in Weapon Bugs
Hopefully, we'll also get a finless version of the CATM. Wings and fins increase drag and exercise extra stress on the wings (especially when mounted on the wingtips), so removing them for training flights is a common practice. -
CAP-9M does not track (doesn't do anything really)
Bimbac replied to twistking's topic in Weapon Bugs
Actually, there are two versions of the training missiles: CATM-9M and DATM-9M. The first is a captive training missile used to train pilots. It contains the same seeker, electronic assembly, and umbilical cable as the live missile but no fuze, warhead, or motor. Its purpose is to interact with the aircraft like a live missile except for an actual firing. The second one is used for ground maintenance and handling training only, and it can be mounted on the aircraft but cannot connect to its systems. So, the CATM version in the DCS should act as a live missile except for the ability to be launched. If it does not work that way, it's definitely a bug. -
If the probe is extended, it's correct behavior. Probe extension stops the tank pressurization system, and the pressure is vented. Otherwise, it wouldn't be possible to refuel the tanks. Since the tanks are not pressurized, excessive maneuvering could hamper the engine fuel feed, hence the warning.
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Bimbac started following Jet blast and prop wash simulation + A-A refueling physics
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Hello, I have a question for the ED team. Is there a plan to simulate the effects of the jet blast and prop wash in DCS in the near future? I believe it is an essential aspect of accurate flight simulation. I know it's not right to ask questions about different things on the same topic but are there any plans to improve the boom and hose physics for the tankers? Thanks in advance for your answer, and have a nice day!