Bullseye navigation???

[JEFX]

Sorry if I missed a post somewhere, but does anyone know what is intended to be implemented at some point in the future for Bullseye navigation or Bullseye SA? a graphical aid or something? (Similar to the F-16??)?

[backspace340]

It should be fairly similar to the F-16 - I think bullseye can be displayed on the HSI/SA/Radar pages, and you'll be able to see your TDC's BRA from it too. Just not implemented yet.

[Steph-JJ]

Sorry if I missed a post somewhere, but does anyone know what is intended to be implemented at some point in the future for Bullseye navigation or Bullseye SA? a graphical aid or something? (Similar to the F-16??)?

 

 

I am waiting too :thumbup:

[MasaIV]

I have been putting a waypoint at bullseye. You can then set the waypoint as the current one in the HSI (and display on the HUD) and that would give you your own bearing/range to bulls, which would put into context references to locations relative to bullseye.

 

To continue navigating to different waypoints while having bullseye as the active, using the sequence display on the HSI seems to work well enough to keep me on track.

[fitness88]

I have been putting a waypoint at bullseye. You can then set the waypoint as the current one in the HSI (and display on the HUD) and that would give you your own bearing/range to bulls, which would put into context references to locations relative to bullseye.

 

To continue navigating to different waypoints while having bullseye as the active, using the sequence display on the HSI seems to work well enough to keep me on track.

 

 

 

I'm assuming you drag the waypoint over the bullseye in the mission editor what about flying someone else's mission? You would need to know GPS co-ords.

[Wags]

It will come later in early access. In the Hornet, it's called the A/A Waypoint and it simply assigns a waypoint in the database as the bulls. Ideally, you want to co-locate this waypoint with the ME bulls.

[Spathiphyllum]

What is a bullseye?

[JEFX]

It will come later in early access. In the Hornet, it's called the A/A Waypoint and it simply assigns a waypoint in the database as the bulls. Ideally, you want to co-locate this waypoint with the ME bulls.

 

Thanks Matt, nice to hear it from you!!!

While waiting for this feature, I do use masaIV's technique myself.

 

This is all part of enhancing SA... By the way, talking about the SA placeholder, will ED implement the 'INTEGRATION OF TACTICAL IMAGERY' as described in the paper in the link quoted in this thread?

 

thanks so much for listening to us like this all the time!!:)

 

JEFX

[fitness88]

What is a bullseye?

 

 

 

It's a spacial reference point that only your side knows its exact location. Used to reference other enemy/friendly aircraft relative to its location. Can be used to reference ground positions as well.

[QuiGon]

What is a bullseye?

Old, but gold:

 

[Emmy]

Nice Find QuiGon...

 

That's as clear an explanation as I've ever seen.