Yellow centerline for dogfighting

[Qosmius]

Hi, i am not sure what this is called exactly. but most fighter jest have this.

 

it is used in dogfighting where you need to have eye contact on your enemy. it is a yellow line/strip in the roof of your cockpit which indicates heading of aircraft and the angle your target from your nose.

 

i dont think i have seen the f-15 have it which makes dogfighting harder than it would have been with that line.

 

i hope you understand what im trying to say, but is there a mod or something i can use to make the f-15 have it?

[TAW_Blaze]

If I got it right, this is a line that follows the center of the canopy in the longitudinal axis of the plane. I don't recall any modern fighter having this feature. The closest I can think of is the FW-190s canopy, albeit that was more of a metal line.

 

Never heard of a feature like that in DCS. To be honest this would never be a problem for a real pilot, or anyone that has trackIR. I take it you don't. If you look around with a hat it can get problematic because you can forget where your head was. I'm not sure if there's anything you can do in that case, I had that problem but it got better with experience. Now I have trackIR :)

[Qosmius]

f-16 in falcon 4 has this. and yes i dont have trackir and i loose track of my head sometimes which makes it very caotic, especially near the ground

[Paradox]

Some British aircraft designs have plastic explosive lines installed between layers of glass/ plastic for the cockpit canopy. This is to aid in canopy release during ejection but can also be used as a reference or series of references to be used in flight.

 

 

Not sure if this is quite what you mean, I've not seen the yellow thing you've mentioned.

[Angel101]

f-16 in falcon 4 has this. and yes i dont have trackir and i loose track of my head sometimes which makes it very caotic, especially near the ground

In BMS is just an aid, real canopy doesn' t got it.