Target Radius GMRLS / ATACMS

[NoJoy]

Both the GMLRS and ATACMS rounds always impact on the same spot when a target radius is set. As I don't know if this stands correct with their RL abilities I don't consider this as a bug - right now more as a question. But if they're able to hit an area more than a spot it would be nice to have.

Anyone some ideas?

[currenthill]

3 hours ago, NoJoy said:

Both the GMLRS and ATACMS rounds always impact on the same spot when a target radius is set. As I don't know if this stands correct with their RL abilities I don't consider this as a bug - right now more as a question. But if they're able to hit an area more than a spot it would be nice to have.

Anyone some ideas?

Hey! They are both guided precision strike munitions. And since they are pretty accurate, they will hit close to the target spot. If you want to hit a wider area, which is preferable with the cluster munitions, just create several 'Fire at Point' tasks with one round per launch. Make sure to spread them around the area you want to hit.

[NoJoy]

Thanks for your answer! I gave the units a fire mission from within CA but yes the solution would then be to create a trigger with multiple target coordinates.
Question answered and appreciated.

Many thanks for your effort creating this wonderful assets by the way and keep on your excellent work CH!!

 

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[Kappa-06MHR]

On 9/3/2025 at 2:08 PM, NoJoy said:

Both the GMLRS and ATACMS rounds always impact on the same spot when a target radius is set. As I don't know if this stands correct with their RL abilities I don't consider this as a bug - right now more as a question. But if they're able to hit an area more than a spot it would be nice to have.

Anyone some ideas?

It's accurate : They have very hight precision. US don't use MLRS like Russians : They used it as a sniper, when Russian use MLRS to make a saturation zone. The true issue is with TOS-1 Who have a lack of dispersion the last time I test it. TOS-1 must have dispersion because it must impact large zone.