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I saw a video from before the release that they show you how the Turning Points work, but they didn't say how to make them.

 

What I want to do is make a 4 points route, for avoiding hot sams zones.

 

They already showed that it can do it, but I need to know how to do it :lol:

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The AK cannot do that, but the AKG can.

 

Man Mode with RP-Waypoints (30-35) will make the AKG follow the waypoints.

 

You can create the RP points by either map marker, or fill in waypoint 30 - 35 manually.

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The C802-AK can use turn points, you need to set it up in the CNTL (subpage of SMS). They are number 30-35 in the DST page, so you can either input them manually, set them up via the F10 map, or create them via AG radar (my favorite).

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AK can use TP function, setup RP point in DEST, and select TP on SMS program, you will notice the HSD will change it's route accordingly.

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Posted

F10 Map.

 

Create named mark points and call them RP1, RP2, etc.

 

Update the DTC.

 

RPx = route point

PPx = pre-planned point

 

RP 1 to 5 (for AK missile).

PP 1 - 9 for smart bombs.

 

 

If you want two AK's to follow TWO DIFFERENT routes, you must change the waytpoints 31-35 manually before launching the second missile.

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Posted (edited)

I've struggled with these too, but seeing this thread has helped. Tell me if any of these statements are incorrect:

 

1. The 802s will always steer to RP1 first, followed by RP2, then RP3, RP4, and finally RP5, in that order.

 

2. They cannot skip an RP, nor can they alter the sequence of RPs.

 

3. The route will end when the 802 encounters a null RP, or has steered through all five RP5. For example, RP1, RP2, RP4, and RP5 have been specified, but RP3 has been left null. The 802 will cease its route once it encounters the null RP3, even though RP4 and RP5 have been specified.

 

4. When the route ends, regardless of the manner, the 802 will then turn to its designated PP.

Edited by [16AGR] Glacier
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