Joni

And what happens when they both not have the same WP selected? It seems to still show both figures, but I wonder if they are correct.

Again, nevermind. You are right, now it works!!! Thanks!

This question still stands. Is it normal that these PCN modes only show the second part of the description (after the slash)? TR/VS Time remaining to waypoint/Ground Speed D/RLT Distance / Bearing to waypoint or offset waypoint. So the first one only shows me GS and de second one just bearing.

Ok no! Nevermind. The option tab is just to set the VTB as WP1 (for example), but the bullseye must be placed on a WP or the other way around.

But I dont think thats the way it works. You see, the tab option is just a virtual way to tell the aircraft that waypoint 1 (for example) is going to be your bullseye but in the mission editor the actual WP1 may not be over the mission bullseye. Thats why I doubted. Sorry I could not test it now thats why I asked you to. Thanks! Is it normal that these PCN modes only show the second part of the description (after the slash)? TR/VS Time remaining to waypoint/Ground Speed D/RLT Distance / Bearing to waypoint or offset waypoint.

Perfect! Now... What about if you put the WP1 over the bullseye instead of using the option in the aircraft tab? Does that work the exact same way?

Right! That's what I knew, but then I dont understand what you said about the VTB being independant from the PCN.

Oh, so INS and PCN are two separate things? Now I dont understand sorry

Okok, I started to think I hadn't understood anything from before :joystick: Manual states the following: The INS controls the information displayed in the following instruments:  HUD: Aircraft heading, attitude and current waypoint navigation.  HDD: Aircraft heading, attitude and waypoint position, including bullseye. So I thought they were not independant. Thoughts?

You meant 01 would be WP1-Bullseye, right? 00 is your own aircraft, always.

Is this due to the last update? I believe so since its the first time it happens to me. Thanks.

Yes, on the left, im sorry my brains just inverted. And yes, setting it to a waypoint works of course, just like in the f15. But I see all the systems working here in regards of INS, so Im wondering if we are doing something wrong. Perhaps in the PCN that you set it manually would work? Well in should pre load from the mission editor anyway if it worked, right? I spent all day reading the manual and understanding every single piece of the bird. I even tested the electrical systems to see if they matched the manuals BUS Map :D So im at the point of being very detailed now :book:

I just did some testing. The 00 "point" is your own aircraft, the VTB does not recognize the bullseye as a 00 waypoint. But if you change the waypoint to one of your route's then it does recognize them. Too bad, I kinda wanted the bulls to be recognized as it is a huge help.

It didnt, here is the mission file to see what I missed. Thanks a lot. Aerial Refueling Training M-2000C TEST.miz

Thats quite interesting. But I flipped those VTB buttons on the right and the numbers did change, however I did not change the mission editor option (the one I posted this thread for). So I wonder why does that option even exist if I can change it in the VTB. Could it be just to set a default? Like if I want to start the mission with all bearings and distances from X WPT but I still can modify it in game?

i see those numbers change when you press one of the buttons to the right of the vtb, do you know that those are for?

I found an option in the mission editor under the last tab on the airplane group options. It says Waypoint Bullseye and it goes from 0 to 20. What is that exactly? I thought (and I think it should) the bullseye has to be taken from the mission editor bullseye itself rather than a waypoint in some special tab.

While in MP, all tankers start slowing their speed to their minimum regardless of settings. Very annoying bug :cry:

I did not know that. Im sorry if my response was rude, I thought it was a bad joke. Again, Im sorry.

Im currently reading the manual from head to toe and I will be providing feedback as I move on.

So we have a plane made on pure guess? Im just asking pls dont get angry. And im sorry for the off topic.

Yes, you have several options. Are you using target or just directx, or perhaps target + directx?

What???

But I not only found it smaller but rather tiny tiny tiny. Like with a minimum change it gets disconnected

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