Pushing Weapon Release button causes reignite engine

[FalconPlot16]

 

when i push weapon release button and i saw that engine start warning i checked engine start button its not pushing when i push weapon release definitely a bug

[razo+r]

not a bug

 

The APU will come on to prevent the Engine to die due to the smoke of the missiles

 

Maybe you'll find the detailed answer in the manual

[FalconPlot16]

not a bug

 

The APU will come on to prevent the Engine to die due to the smoke of the missiles

 

Maybe you'll find the detailed answer in the manual

 

what should i do then ? also i turned off the apu still hearing this i dont wanna hear this when everytine i shoot weapon

[razo+r]

well then, make sure you have selected the right switch, otherwise when you still hear it, then it's a bug in the sounds

 

I'll check and report back

[FalconPlot16]

tried first time engine start button is not moving so wp release button trigering this

[razo+r]

so without payload, when pressing nothing happens

 

with payload, APU on, APU goes on

 

with payload, APU off, APU goes on

 

looks like a bug

 

And yes, the release button is doing it, since pressing it might fire a rocket and thoses gases can let the engine die, so it will always go on, if the APU is set to on

[Art-J]

As explained, it is a rather clumsy way of simulating anti-surge system which operated during launching missiles or rockets. These early systems were based on the principle of relighting igniters, spraying fuel, or sometimes the other way around - reducing thrust whenever pilot pushed the launch button. The MiG did the former and that's why You see engine start warning light blinking on the panel.

 

The starter-generator sound should not be there, but I recall developers saying it's used for now, because that's how the sound system for MiG works at the moment and there's no workaround for it (the sample plays whenever ignition is activated for whatever reason). So You have to get used to it, or try to remove the sample completely (or better - replace it with mute sample), at a cost of missing startup sound on the ground as well.

Edited November 25, 2016 by Art-J