Through special options, customize the TDC movement speed

[OUO]

Through special options, customize the setting of TDC movement speed and radar pitch adjustment speed.

It feels that the TDC cursor moves very slowly

[draconus]

Max TDC and radar antenna movement speed should represent RL aircraft abilities, not user controlled setting.

[OUO]

2023/8/3 PM5点44分，draconus说：

Max TDC and radar antenna movement speed should represent RL aircraft abilities, not user controlled setting.

But these operations themselves do not affect the work of the radar, the radar will still scan the area again according to your adjustment after completing a scan

[draconus]

5 minutes ago, OUO said:

But these operations themselves do not affect the work of the radar, the radar will still scan the area again according to your adjustment after completing a scan

Even then, faster TDC movement should not be modeled if this is the limitation of the simulated aircraft/system.

[OUO]

16小时前，draconus说：

Even then, faster TDC movement should not be modeled if this is the limitation of the simulated aircraft/system.

It is unreasonable to rely too much on TDC in air-to-air radar operations and to move too slowly.Refer to F/A-18C, TDC cursor movement is quite flexible

16小时前，draconus说：

Even then, faster TDC movement should not be modeled if this is the limitation of the simulated aircraft/system.

 

There is a video of the TDC movement speed of the F/A18 and F15 in the link

[draconus]

2 hours ago, OUO said:

There is a video of the TDC movement speed of the F/A18 and F15 in the link

Now we're onto something, thanks. @Rainmaker is current TDC max speed correct for our simulated aircraft?

[INDY69]

TDC in the jet is progressive and it has a curve.  The more pressure you add the faster it moves.   If the TDC in DCS is moving too fast for you, and you have it setup as an x and y axis, you can always add a curve to it which will give you finer inputs with less axis deflection.  As for making the TDC and elevation move faster like the jet, I'm all for that.