correct as is BUG: AGM-65D Mavericks

[Jumpjet101]

When launching multiple mavericks at multiple targets in quick succession, all the mavericks launched blow up at the same time the first maverick hits the target leaving all other targets alive. 

Use mark points to select three or more targets then launch mavericks using the selected mark points for quick fire. 

This happens with the AGM-65H mavericks to but not as bad.  Sometimes they work but most of the time they do not.  They work fine with one maybe two targets but anything more than that, they all blow up together after the first hit.

Edited November 24, 2022 by Jumpjet101

[skywalker22]

Please read the rules 1st before posting a bug. Hint: track required.

[_SteelFalcon_]

I tried to replicate, but it seems to work fine. hint: if targets are too close together, the missiles shot very short after eachother will blow eachother up. looks fine to me tho

AGM65D.trk AGM65H.trk

Edited November 24, 2022 by _SteelFalcon_

[Jumpjet101]

53 minutes ago, _SteelFalcon_ said:

I tried to replicate, but it seems to work fine. hint: if targets are too close together, the missiles shot very short after eachother will blow eachother up. looks fine to me tho

AGM65D.trk 603.51 kB · 1 download AGM65H.trk 504.92 kB · 2 downloads

 

I think you're right, the targets were pretty close to each other causing the proximity fuse to blow them all up.

[Rosly]

Got the same reproduction. If Mavs are close to each other they blow at the same time as chain reaction. Not sure this is correct as the blast radius has to be huge ~in this would be simulated properly like ~ 400m

[=617= Evil]

On 11/24/2022 at 4:26 PM, Jumpjet101 said:

I think you're right, the targets were pretty close to each other causing the proximity fuse to blow them all up.

Yep. If you ripple off your Mavs fast enough and the targets are close enough together they will sympathetically detonate. Very easy to do especially now that the IR auto handoff is fixed. You almost have to slow yourself down deliberately.