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Never noticed.

 

Can the launch RADAR see through hills?

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There have been incidents before where different missiles were able to track through terrain aswell. Might be more to ED related than DIS

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Never noticed.

 

Can the launch RADAR see through hills?

 

No.

 

Radar lock routinely broken if someone flies into hills/behind hill.

 

I think the fox3's might all be able to track through hills though once they go active. Been killed by a few phoenixes doing that.

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No.

 

 

 

Radar lock routinely broken if someone flies into hills/behind hill.

 

 

 

I think the fox3's might all be able to track through hills though once they go active. Been killed by a few phoenixes doing that.

Same. I just had it happen today to a friend that I was spectating. The Phoenix straight up kept up with him with a mountain between them and got him when he re-emerged from behind the mountain.

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Huh.

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Planes can guide missile in mid course,

when the missile go into end game, there's nothing we can do, it's all depend on missile seeker.

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Correct me if I am wrong but I guess a missile can predict the path of target upto some extent. So if there is terrain between u and missile for a few seconds, may be it will roughly continue its flight path and re aquire as soon as the target re appears.

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Correct me if I am wrong but I guess a missile can predict the path of target upto some extent. So if there is terrain between u and missile for a few seconds, may be it will roughly continue its flight path and re aquire as soon as the target re appears.

 

It's possible a missile has a loiter mode of operation upon loss of target, but as far as avoiding terrain, they don't have the capability.

 

It would require either an internal map and a radar altimeter, or INS positioning to know where the ground is. AFAIK they only know their relative position in space and the target data they pick up with the seeker.

 

If you look at the cruise missiles with terrain-following capability, those things are huge and have more powerful computers onboard.

 

Even JDAMs and glide bombs don't avoid terrain, but follow very simple GPS routes along a ballistic path. If they hit that big hill you didn't account for, so be it.

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I think this problem is caused by define missile as self homing,

 

self homing missiles have terrain avoidance feature built-in.

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Tracking through terrain has been an issue for DCS missile for a long time the SD10 much most other radar missiles in the game suffers from this. Just got to wait for ED to fix it there's nothing on deka's end that they can do to fix this.

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I think this problem is caused by define missile as self homing,

 

self homing missiles have terrain avoidance feature built-in.

 

I think what you are saying is that the way DCS defines these missiles they all have some terrain avoidance? If true ED missile modeling is more of a soup-sammich than I thought. Because no AAM in the world has that to my knowledge.

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I think what you are saying is that the way DCS defines these missiles they all have some terrain avoidance? If true ED missile modeling is more of a soup-sammich than I thought. Because no AAM in the world has that to my knowledge.

 

 

maybe ED guys re-use AS missile's self homing logic, but forget comment TA in AA ones. :)

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Uhh... LOL?! :D

 

I'm going to try using SD-10 as anti-ship missile...

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Uhh... LOL?! :D

 

I'm going to try using SD-10 as anti-ship missile...

 

Actually ive had sparrows on the f14 hit ships before.

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That's somewhat realistic though. Ships have a huge radar cross sections and the AWG-9 can easily lock on them, so why not.

 

 

AA missiles having a terrain avoidance mode on the other hand...

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Yeah, I don't disagree about the weird sparrow shot. It happened right after the F14 was released, and I haven't seen it again so maybe it got fixed. And again, perhaps not entirely unrealistic, it was a tanker to boot. but yeah, terrain avoidance though...

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Speaking of avoidance problems. I have a tacview of an SD10 that literally avoids a target at the last second, and then flies in formation with it for a little while.

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