EvilBivol-1

While I understand your point, I don't think your proposal is the ideal or realistic solution. Waypoints created in the ME are really flight plan waypoits and as such need to be set at appropriate altitudes and you should not be messing with them unless necessary for the needs of your flight plan. What we really need is an ability to set independent waypoints in the ME separate from the flight plan, which would be stored in the mission waypoints database of the CDU. For now, I think the best approach is to set a markpoint at the waypoint location using the TAD cursor. This is a quick and easy function and will land you at a point on the ground near the WP location. You can then switch the CDU to mark points, make the markpoint your SPI and slew to it.

I don't think this is your issue, but have you seen/tried this? http://forums.eagle.ru/showpost.php?p=1084420&postcount=8

:police: OT

Are you running a 32 or 64-bit system?

The mission sets Training mode temporarily to practice bombing dives and pressing the trigger without letting the player actally release weapons. The instructor has the player set the master arm back to ARM before moving on to the actual target range. The bombs are all live.

Throttle pinky switch.

Готовность INS можно проверить по мигающему указателю INS NAV READY на индикаторе CDU. Это есть?

Yes, the release versions includes all of the training missions with a number of changes since the beta versions. You should not use the beta training missions with the release versions.

We need a track of your flight to see what may have caused a problem. Easiest way to record a track is to open the mission from the mission editor and then save track in the debriefing screen. Thanks for the report.

Did you press A to disable the autopilot?

Unfortunately there is no way to "hard lock" the AP. However, in most cases you can engage AP on your own and this will not cause any problems for the mission.

ATC gives you the runway heading ("runway 13")

Есть такая программка: http://files.lockon.ru/en/453/

In your original thread here: http://forums.eagle.ru/showthread.php?t=67150 ...ED staff have sent you an email and requested that you check your mailbox. There was no further response from you, so it appears unclear where the situation stands. Assuming this is stil the same issue, I'm going to close this thread and ask that you continue further correspondance in the original thread. Thank you.

The slew control on actual aircraft controls is a pressure-sensitive sensor. Don't quote me, but I believe something like this would alone take the gaming HOTAS price into the thousands.

This is one of the few remaining steps in the entire training module where a quick press/release of a button may not be registered by the trigger system. Holding the buttom down for a moment should move the mission along.

Waypoint is just a generic term for any flight point. It could be a route (flight plan) point, a mark point, an achor point, etc. A steerpoint is the waypoint you have currently selected for navigation. For example, if you have a flight plan with 6 waypoints, you will probably set waypoint-1 (usually called MSN001) as your steerpoint at the start of the mission. As you approach waypoint-1, you will select waypoint-2 as your steerpoint, etc. Maybe it would help to think of a steerpoint as the "active" waypoint.

Thank you, that is good feedback.

Yup, this has been corrected, thanks.

Work is ongoing. Please just a bit more patience.

dandebo, which version of the sim are you playing and could you be more specific about what problems and when you encountered? Also note, you can play through the missions rather quickly by simply accelerating time if you wish to get a point further in the mission.

Supposedly the radar blocker designed for the PAK-FA (I won't vouch for anything): Super Hornet blocker(?) http://forum.keypublishing.com/showpost.php?p=1553949&postcount=20

This is realistic according to documentation.

http://forums.eagle.ru/rules.php#en

If you are referring to the official training missions included in the sim, subtitles are provided for all of the instructor voiceovers.