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f16_fcr_bullseye.jpgFirst, with the top left image of the attached picture, displayed bullseye and actual bulls eye seems to be wrong. (I think it's the same problem with HSD bullseye reported by the previous post)

Next, when you lock an enemy with RWS, it seems like it's showing the bearing and the range from the locked target.
 

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Edited by Rad57
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Bullseye isn't mode selected so numbers next to OSB16 are from current steerpoint to cursor/TOI. The text only shows BE bearing/range when BE is mode selected.

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Thanks, I forgot to activate the BULLSEYE in the DED BULL page!!
Now it shows proper bullseye with nothing tracked. (and it also makes sense that it showed the bearing/range from the locked target.)

So I activated the bullseye and I got the right readings when I'm not tracking anything.
But still with RWS tracking the target shows the bearing/range from the tracked target.

In the left picture, it shows 355/18 and it looks ok.
Next I TMS up and track the target, it shows 312/00.
And after that, I slewed the cursor to the bullseye displayed in the FCR and showed 175/14.

By wiggling the cursor it seems like it's still showing the bearing/range from the TOI after tracking in RWS.

Sorry if I was missing something again.

 f16_fcr_bullseye.jpg

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Hi about Cursor bulleye

9 hours ago, Rad57 said:

Thanks, I forgot to activate the BULLSEYE in the DED BULL page!!
Now it shows proper bullseye with nothing tracked. (and it also makes sense that it showed the bearing/range from the locked target.)

So I activated the bullseye and I got the right readings when I'm not tracking anything.
But still with RWS tracking the target shows the bearing/range from the tracked target.

In the left picture, it shows 355/18 and it looks ok. ->  This is cursor bulleye
Next I TMS up and track the target, it shows 312/00.->  This is cursor bulleye
And after that, I slewed the cursor to the bullseye displayed in the FCR and showed 175/14.  In TWS you can slew the cursor and the cursor bulleye change. if you put the cursor above bagged target the cursor stays there and the cursor bulleye show the bulleeye of buged target . The same occured in RWS when you put the cursor on a target and bug it the cursor stack in bugged target and the cursor bulleye details are from that bugged target. if you slew the cursor the cursor bulleeye details show the specific slewed numbers , then you can bug another target and the new cursor details of new buged target show in the cursors bulleye. If you put the cursor again  on the first bugged target the cursor stack on it until pilot command to slew it. 

By wiggling the cursor it seems like it's still showing the bearing/range from the TOI after tracking in RWS.

Sorry if I was missing something again.

 f16_fcr_bullseye.jpg

image.png

 

Edited by Geraki
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Rad, I'm showing the same problem you are. It's as if the bullseye location changes to be the bugged target. Cursor bullseye works fine, until you lock a target, then that target becomes the bullseye. I can't believe no one caught this in testing.

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