Bullseye Numbering Label on Apache Map Display?

[Fakum]

Why would Bullseye show up on my Apache map as "C89"? I dont understand the label? Please advise, thanks.

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[Swift.]

C89 is just the number of the point. Meaning its the 39th control measure entered into the system.

How do you know thats the bullseye location, afaik apache doesnt have a way to show any kind of bullseye.

[Floyd1212]

Do you have any friendly units at your bullseye location?

There will be a lot of Control Measures pre-populated in the TSD for your friendly units when the mission starts.

[Fakum]

Thanks for the response. I know it is bullseye because I was working with the guy who created this mission. We were trying to figure out why bullseye was showing up in the Apache as "C89". Below is a screen shot of where Bullseye was placed on the map in the Mission editor, labeled as C89. Yes, there is a FARP at Bulls with units as seen below.

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[Swift.]

I suspect what you are seeing is the FARP. Especially considering the symbol shown on the TSD is that of an airfield.

[Fakum]

Ahhh, is that what that symbol means,,,, hmmm. So far, so good. the other thing is, in this mission, the Apache has (1) waypoint in its sytem, yet, there is nothing there, and nothing was assigned to be there. The spot is literally a location with nothing around it but ground?

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[Floyd1212]

Was there a waypoint predefined in the ME for that aircraft?  Did you accidentally add a point on the TSD yourself?

[Fakum]

I didnt add any waypoints. I will look at the mission editor later today and look again, bit im fairly sure there was nothing assigned there. Thanks

[Fakum]

Yeah, I checked the Mission editor, there is nothing there to indicate that W01 should be there?

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