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GBU-24 launched from F-16s fall way short of their intended targets Reproduction: - Set a waypoint to a ground target - Equip F-16 with GBU-24 - Release weapon at max range in PRE mode expected behaviour: Bomb reaches target behaviour in game: Bomb hits the ground thousands of feet away from the intended target. Attached track file for easier reproduction g24short.miz.trk

I'm fairly confident that OP is targeting a steerpoint that is probably set to >20k ft, and since his delivery mode is set to PRE, it's calculating the fuze times according to that height, which is why he's seeting the LOW warning. I've tested this myself and the warning disappears when targeting a steerpoint/SPI on the ground. This is mostly not an issue, but indeed ⋆｡°✩ correct as it is ✩°｡⋆

To provide some extra context: When In A-G Mode, Select CCRP with the Mk-82 as weapon (works with others, but this how I reproduce this every time 100% of the time), if you have a valid steerpoint selected (!), the second you activate TGT-TO-VRP (press 0 M-SEL while TGT-TO-VRP is selected), the game will hang and close. There is NO "DCS has crashed"-Popup, there are NO Errors collected in the dcs.log. I did a slow repair just before re-trying, the CTD still happened. However, the DxDiag shows this Error: --------------- Diagnostics --------------- Windows Error Reporting: +++ WER0 +++: Fault bucket 1993286259794712445, type 4 Event Name: APPCRASH Response: Not available Cab Id: 0 Problem signature: P1: DCS.exe P2: 2.9.3.51704 P3: 65d640fa P4: edCore.dll P5: 2.9.3.51704 P6: 65d3c038 P7: c0000005 P8: 000000000017c347 P9: P10: I attached my DxDiag to this message, maybe this can lead you in the right direction @BIGNEWY DxDiag.txt

Confirmed with two different clients on different missions/maps, Reproduction: Equip F-16 with at least one bomb. I used an otherwise clean Loadout with 2x GBU-12). Have valid steerpoint selected. (optional?) Select A-G Master Mode Switch to CCRP On the ICP GO LIST -> 9 (VRP) Highlight TGT-TO-VRP Game crashes on pressing M-SEL (0) Edit: CTD is the same for st and mt client

When creating a Markpoint via the TGP while looking at a target that has an offset set with VIP-TO-TGT, the Markpoints will be created with an negative offset equal to the bearing and distance set in the VIP-TO-TGP menu. Steps to reproduce: select IP Steerpoints create offset top Target (LIST->3, enter offset here, make sure VIP-TO-TGT is highlighted via M-SEL) Switch from IP to the TGT (bottom right on the FCR or TGP pages in the MFDs) Switch to TGP, look at target, create Point track (Optional) Dobber Right/Return to Create Markpoint via 7 -> TMS UP -> M-SEL, to select steerpoint. Result: Markpoint is created at the Location of the IP point. Expected Result: Markpoint is created where the TGP is looking. 1f-16vipmkp.miz.trk