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Cannot Lock Anything with TDC Depress After Update
Muchocracker replied to percivaldanvers's topic in Bugs and Problems
Observed in your track and reproduced in my own. Internal reports made. FACQ seems to work okay and will command STT on TUC's so i would reccomend using that for now or TWS until fixed. For future reference please make tracks in caucasus. That is the preferred map for the devs to use for debugging. -
Its's known issue that currenthill has confirmed elsewhere.
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What happened to the new MSI functionality?
Muchocracker replied to amalahama's topic in DCS: F/A-18C
There is a known bug with the undesignate logic in MP. It effects RSET as well effectively paralyizing you from switching targets -
Cannot Lock Anything with TDC Depress After Update
Muchocracker replied to percivaldanvers's topic in Bugs and Problems
been using TDC depress today with no issues. What map is this the trk doesnt appear for me in the replay list. -
What happened to the new MSI functionality?
Muchocracker replied to amalahama's topic in DCS: F/A-18C
i am well aware of TWS centroiding. His question was specifically in the context of the SURV tracks which you can only have 2 at maximum designated at this time. -
What happened to the new MSI functionality?
Muchocracker replied to amalahama's topic in DCS: F/A-18C
AUTO should be centering the volume on the L&S At all times, no matter if the trackfile has radar contribution or not. As long as the radar is on and transmitting (not in SILENT) it should still provide command link's to the amraam. If it's not it needs to be reported what conditions is causing it not to. -
What happened to the new MSI functionality?
Muchocracker replied to amalahama's topic in DCS: F/A-18C
find a SURV track on the RDR ATTK page, and TDC depress to designate as Launch and Steering -
What happened to the new MSI functionality?
Muchocracker replied to amalahama's topic in DCS: F/A-18C
It was added a long time ago i dont even remember when. -
I dont really understand what the issue is here. What are you meaning when the missile does reach its target?
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FLIR trackfiles are pretty explicity not MSI trackfiles if you read the sources. You can desigate them to slave other sources to them to create MSI trackfiles. They are not MSI trackfiles onto themselves. It applies just the same to AOT's.
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F/A-18C Terrain Avoidance AG radar mode
Muchocracker replied to Crossmann's topic in Bugs and Problems
This is by design and is how the TA mode works, it's not meant to be a terrain following system stabilized to the horizon like LANTIRN or other TFR systems. The antenna is roll stabilized to the horizon but is aircraft stabilized in pitch and will depress with the velocity vector during dives. This is so the antenna has visibility of terrain protrusions when diving down. -
HARM only produces AOT's, so you can't. FLIR is also in a similar boat, but it does hve its own separate FLIR trackfiles that it can produce (up to 8). They don't contribute to MSI so you can't L&S those either but they can be correlated to MSI trackfiles.
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correct as-is Dispenser Bypass Behaviour
Muchocracker replied to Phantom711's topic in Bugs and Problems
Forward complaints to mcdonnel douglas on that one. -
The amraam command links wont be transmitted by off-board source. The only US interceptors capable of this even today to my knowledge would be the NIFC-CA enabled Standard ERAM and IBCS enabled patriot missiles. For our hornet it's going to be your own radar sending the links no matter what. The only difference is just where the track data comes from, and MSI is built to be agnostic in that respect. The offboard trackfile gets passed to the shooter, who then fires his amraam. Shooter receives new SURV data over link, and re-transmits it over the missile link to the amraam. And theoretically (as wags has alluded to in the TA video) the radar itself can be in silent mode during all of this. With it periodically breaking that silence to transmit the command links. And yes the quality of that data would vary depending on the source observing that target. Another hornet and its X band radar will provide a higher accuracy track than the UHF radar from a hawkeye. Not to mention slower update rates that happen over link-16 (inherent to its TDMA protocol)
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Snowplow no longer moves to -8 degrees down
Muchocracker replied to dporter22's topic in Bugs and Problems
i always just used helmet designate over snowplow. Then scanned the horizon as i needed