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  1. an ai spitfire with attached bombs in belly and wing hardpoints also fly and dogfight like the sleek one. it can climb and turn with the german birds.

    i set up a mission where i have a clear altitude and weight advantage against a jettison restricted bomb loaded spitfire. it can defend my bnz with pulling endless verticals.  in same scenario, a p47 cannot pull same verticals. 

     

  2. ed should have a guideline for canopy glass graphics. 

    starting with, no effect should hinder total visibility under any condition. i've waited so long for new spitfire cockpit, and the old blinding sunlight reflection has carried over to new cockpit. i don't know, if you're planning to solve these problems with vulkan raytracing. but there is definitly a problem with testing. i would have rejected the new canopy. the effects should be subtle, not in your face.

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  3. I was kind of wondering about use of raytraced audio and procedural audio. There are limitations to the current engine. For example engine sound does not behave similar to gun sound, where you can hear delay with gun sound based on distance but any change in motor rpm will be heard instantly in external camera. 

  4. 4 hours ago, Abburo said:

    Are you going to be Grinch today? :)))... These are guided projectiles, not missiles .... so they are quite limited on their correction capabilities. There is also a reason setting up different skill levels for the units... right? 😄

     

    of course, the skill levels are there for a reason. but average skill does not react to a flying over ai plane in my mission. the same unit with a higher skill level reacts to the same scenario. and the ai planes are ww2 birds. not f22s

  5. 53 minutes ago, razo+r said:

    One option could be to place the waypoint some distance down a valley, preferably a straight segment. Then, after looking up the valley on a chart, measure the heading of the valley. After that, make sure your ingress heading towards that waypoint matches the heading you measured, and then descent on that heading towards, or away from that waypoint. 

    As an alternative, you may aswell use a chart to navigate to a flat place of land where the MSA is below the cloud layer, so you can descent without much thinking. 

    this is good but requires preplanning. the video looks like what i was looking for. thank you

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