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Hi everyone!

I came across this issue in training mission 8 "GAU-8/A and Unguided Rockets", when I follow the instructions to change to Guns, the gun reticle doesn't show up on the HUD, instead "CCIP INVALID" is displayed all the time...

 

 

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any fix for this? has it been reported already?

thanks

 

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With the TVV on the horizon, I think the aircraft might not be able to generate a valid CCIP solution, and thus omits the CCIP gun cross.

 

But I don't know if that was always the case; it looks like it used to be displayed there in the past, judging by the text from the screenshot.

 

Anyway, if you could try that again (or pick any airstart mission for a quick test), deactivate the autopilot and point the nose to the ground, does the reticle show up then?

 

That doesn't really fix the problem with the training mission, but at least then you'll know what it looks like. 😉

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Yes @Yurgon says . If you dive the reticle comes up.

tested it this Moment.

but the Mission seems little buggy.

I have no Autopilot, english and german speech is mixed

 

 

 

 

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Found best way to get around this is to push into a dive then activate 'live pause' - so the training mission continues to run and you can still select cockpit switches etc...

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That was it! I disabled the AP dive a little and the reticle came up again, it only activates if aircraft is pointed to the ground I guess, maybe because it's in Air-to-Ground mode, following mission instructor, I'll check if the opposite hapoens in Air-to-Air mode.

Problem solved (sort of...) 

Thank you all for the help.

Edited by lonewwolf
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The aircraft system knows the elevation of the ground where it is. If  the nose is above the horizon, it knows that also and will not generate a reticle because it has no ground data to do so. As has been suggested, you need to point it at the ground in order for the system to "know" where to put the dot.

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