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Is there a way to release the lock and return the seeker to boresight.

If I have a lock and hit someone, the seeker stays locked until the enemy is destroyed. Also if I get a wrong one locked - how can I cancel the lock and return the seeked to boresight?

 

Also the heat seeker with radar locking seems to be shooting wherever...

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Isn't it same as unlocking the radar target?

 

I would like to know how to get the Magic seeker locked to something else than boresighted?

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Isn't it same as unlocking the radar target?

 

No, there is a separate key bind for this action, IRL I don't know if it's a separate button.

 

I would like to know how to get the Magic seeker locked to something else than boresighted?

 

You have a button called magic slave that slave the magic seeker to the radar lock.

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Yes, found it - funnily I had already mapped the slave Magic button, but I had somehow in my head that it is the button that releases the heat seeker to do its own searching, like in AV8B.

 

 

 

Unlock was a bit hidden under the HOTAS controls, now I got it thank, chained it together with radar unlock button, not sure what happens with the other functions INS update and NAV update once chained, but I practically never use these...

 

 

The first part leads me to a further question though - is there a possibility in fact to release the missile heat seeker to do its own scan like in Harrier?

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not sure what happens with the other functions INS update and NAV update once chained, but I practically never use these...

Mainly for in-flight "realignement"

 

The first part leads me to a further question though - is there a possibility in fact to release the missile heat seeker to do its own scan like in Harrier?

I don't know the Harrier, but when the Magic is not locked on a target it scans near the cross on the top of the hud

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The first part leads me to a further question though - is there a possibility in fact to release the missile heat seeker to do its own scan like in Harrier?

 

Yes, IRL Magic have different scan patterns, changed with Magic unlock button.

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Yes, IRL Magic have different scan patterns, changed with Magic unlock button.

 

What scan patterns it has? As I was surprised that Magic had just the boresight mode or radar lock ones, instead any search pattern around.

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nlock was a bit hidden under the HOTAS controls, now I got it thank, chained it together with radar unlock button, not sure what happens with the other functions INS update and NAV update once chained, but I practically never use these...

 

I so would like to get to know how the real HOTAS works in the Mirage. The actual button layout, the actual button functions and all. Now it is just getting a Thrustmaster Warthog bindings and all that I don't want. I want to know what are the covers, buttons, axis etc all in the real thing. As now it looks like it is impossible to bind the correct functions to HOTAS as the combinations are not there (require in DCS a two buttons, while in manual they are listed to be behind one) as they might be paired with wrong functions.

 

That is what I am waiting for the Mirage 2000C overhaul (already overdo).

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I so would like to get to know how the real HOTAS works in the Mirage. The actual button layout, the actual button functions and all. Now it is just getting a Thrustmaster Warthog bindings and all that I don't want. I want to know what are the covers, buttons, axis etc all in the real thing. As now it looks like it is impossible to bind the correct functions to HOTAS as the combinations are not there (require in DCS a two buttons, while in manual they are listed to be behind one) as they might be paired with wrong functions.

 

That is what I am waiting for the Mirage 2000C overhaul (already overdo).

 

I don't have the Warthog, and I don't really understand your problem.

 

But I have a Saitek X-55 and I set up the HOTAS in DCS control menu. I assigned all real HOTAS functions to my X-55.

The HOTAS is properly described in the Razbam manual.

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There are very informative images of the real Mirage 2000 HOTAS in the manual. I used them to bind my own HOTAS and replicate as close as possible the real pilot's workflow.

 

Are these images not explicit enough ?

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There are very informative images of the real Mirage 2000 HOTAS in the manual. I used them to bind my own HOTAS and replicate as close as possible the real pilot's workflow.

 

Are these images not explicit enough ?

 

Personally I've struggled to get enough buttons, even with modifiers, to map everything to a T1600 HOTAS, but I can get enough on there to do the basics

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