need track replay IAM weapon accuracy problem

[FrostLaufeyson]

I don't know for any strange reason that my JDAM can never hit the target accurately in the task edited by myself, and the accuracy is not even as high as that of the MK82 thrown by CCIP. The TV guidance of SLAM-ER also has this problem. And JSOW-C has no similar problems.

These situations will only happen in my single-player editing missions. In multiplayer games, these weapons are all accurate and can hit with a 100% probability.

So I wonder which options in task editing cause these problems. I hope this problem can be solved so that I can practice weapons in my customized tasks.

The picture below shows the 8 JDAMs I dropped after specifying a single coordinate. They were scattered in abnormal positions. This never happens in multiplayer games.

[Furiz]

We cant see much from this screenshot, a short track would be the best.

[FrostLaufeyson]

2小时前，Furiz说：

We cant see much from this screenshot, a short track would be the best.

This problem has troubled me for more than a month. It was not until I posted today that a friend told me that the "Unrestricted SATNAV" option might be the reason.

Coincidentally, since I started practicing the J11 bombing skills, I have always set the country of my aircraft to China. After I bought F18 at the beginning of last month, I began to practice various weapons of F18, and I haven't changed the country option. Meanwhile, my default mission settings did not check the "Unrestricted SATNAV" option. So I tried various methods and asked many people to try to solve this problem.

I previously turned on dynamic pause and acceleration in the air to reduce the calibration time of JDAM. I thought these were potential reasons. So I later tried to take off and then drop the bomb after calibration on the ground, but it was useless. Now I know what happened after I understand the function of the "unrestricted satnav" option. After three rounds of testing, I have determined that it is the root cause.

 

I never thought DCS would simulate this.