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Those are minor issues that can be fleshed out later

@F-16 Pilot Hey, aircraft onboard computer shows 0GB12 which means you dropped all of your bombs, for that reason there is no steering line anymore, but you have target locator line still pointing to the SPI.

When settings are selected for different fuzes on JDAM and GBU, and Laser code is set to other than default it wont save it, it only saves the configuration of which weapons are placed on the wings with default fuze and laser code options. I don't know if track would be valuable here or not but I made one. F16 rearm doesn't save settings.trk

Why not? Just name it ATC module and charge it

Very nice find

I'd love to know too, altho I can imagine it is a huge task. Every airfield is different. And they need to figure out some kind of automation, machine learning model maybe so it adapts. Very hard task to do.

@jack333 As Lord Vader already said, short track please, we can't see whats going on from this screenshot.

Hey @Bmcintosh19, TGP drifts cause its in INR track mode, and if you place the crosshair on a vehicle it will make the mark through it till it hits the ground. But I see your point, mark point seems to be a little bit behind the targeted area and few feet underground.

@cheg Hey, we really need a short track to see whats happening, I didn't experience the same issue as you did.

Hey @Sknusk, can we get a short track of the issue?, Works fine on my end. Check if the TGP is in STBY mode (upper left corner of the MFD) when switching to AG, then press that OSB button and select AG mode.

@ReveWolf Using laser with JDAM in CCRP will increase its accuracy cause your aircraft is getting better ranging information, use it for 3 sec prior to release. And I tested CCIP before with dumb bombs with laser and it is more accurate, ofc releasing dumb bombs requires precision flying, be it in CCRP or CCIP, DTOS etc.

Yeah it seems to be dropping short, I even took control of your track and used laser on TGP for better accuracy, it was still short + I was precisely on the fall line. But this comes to use case of CCRP, I think this mode is much better with guided munitions. For unguided munitions there is CCIP + you can use TGP laser for that as well, you can activate it with gun trigger First Detent and it will fire for 30 seconds while in CCIP, giving your aircraft ranging info for better accuracy.

@ReveWolf When you click Save Track there will be pop up window allowing you to name the track and choose where to save.

Yes, make a single player mission, you can start cold, set the plane up and get it in the air and bomb your target. Best way we can see whats wrong.

Please try to make a short track on caucasus map showing the issue and post it here, maybe we can help with advice. Just a simple mission.

No it is not a bug, onboard computer does not know what ground crew has set on the bombs, it only recognizes the bombs. So you need to tell the computer what setting are set on the bombs. Thats why you can change settings in the CNTL menu. But it is not to set up the bombs, it is already done on the ground instead it is only to tell the onboard computer what settings are set on the bombs. I don't know to say this in more simple way.

Yeah, well I'll keep hoping for west balkan ;D

No, you can't change them in flight, except for the FMU-152 tail fuze. In flight you can only adjust settings in the aircraft to match bomb settings you made on the ground or mission editor.

You don't want help is how I see this

You can edit in cockpit but it will not change anything on the actual bomb, unless you have FMU-152 on the tail. The edit options in cockpit is to tell the onboard computer what configuration you have on the bombs so it knows what symbology to show and when. This is why we need these kind of updates to be followed with manual update. People get confused.

Usual culprit is the elevation but as above poster said post a short track showing the issue so we can see what is going on.

Could you not make all 3 of us download and screenshot some chart but instead 1 of you take the same chart we 3 used that is already in game and make a screen shot. So 3 guys don't do what 1 guy can do

I agree here, not needed to have tons of built in liveries that we won't even see if we don't get close to the module, specially high resolution ones. Not to mention fictional liveries like Ukraine, Russia etc on the Hornet (I know they don't take much space but it builds up), completely unnecessary, make such liveries optional.

Looks ok to me, but it does look cropped a bit:

It is one for sure, we know cause we checked (NASA )