[NO BUG]CCIP BFL Not Working with High Drag Bombs

[stgchamby]

I have been working on low level bombing and have come across a problem with getting the snake eyes on target.

 

My Settings:

Mode: CCIP

MFUZE: Nose

EFUZE: INST

Drag: RET

 

QTY: 10

MULT: 1

INT: 320 ft

 

This should give me 1 bomb every 320' for 2880'. I am using the abandoned X airfield on the Caucasus map. I make my approach at 500' and 511kts. When the + of the BFL crosses the threshold of the runway, I pickle the bombs for 10 pulses. When I pull up and out to watch the bombs hit, five of the ten start to impact ~1440' before the threshold and the rest hit the remaining ~1440' after the threshold.

 

 

Is anyone else having this problem or I am doing something wrong?

 

ANON6-4 | Chamby

CCIP HIDRAGS MISS.trk

[Tholozor]

The CCIP pipper denotes the center of a ripple, not the beginning. So what you're seeing is correct; if your pipper was on the runway threshold at the time of weapon release, half the bombs land before, and half the bombs land after that point.

[BIGNEWY]

As mentioned above use the centre of your target as the release point you should get better results.

[Rockrend]

Any ideas when this changed?

 

I recall it previously working like the OP described...pickling the weapon at the start of a line of vehicles or runway for example, rather than waiting until the + on the BFL is in the middle of the target objects.

After looking at a variety of YT video on this topic, it seems to confirm that it used to work differently before.

 

Thanks in advance.

Edited September 9, 2019 by Rockrend

[NineLine]

It's Early Access, things can be tweaked and adjusted to make them more realistic as it goes along, even at time making older videos invalid.

[Rockrend]

Hi Nineline

Thanks for the reply. I get this module is EA and that things must change over time to improve the accuracy etc. What I was trying to do (perhaps very badly), was confirm that this aspect actually had changed its operation...and when that change occurred.

Thanks again