Dropping Cluster Bomb - Continuous dropping

[dggoofy]

Hi,

I've watched all of Wags' and other creators' videos about using bombs with the MiG-29. Nobody mentions cluster bombs.

I tried dropping them in CONTINUOUS mode, but it only releases a few bombs per press.

For example, on the F-16, you can drop cluster bombs in continuous mode. With the MiG-29, I haven't found this mode, so I have to press the release button multiple times to empty all the cluster bombs.

Is there a continuous mode?

 

Cheers

Dan

[AeriaGloria]

You have va switch to release a pair or all of them

[dggoofy]

On 10/1/2025 at 10:47 PM, AeriaGloria said:

You have va switch to release a pair or all of them

Indeed, but even with the switch on ALL, I have to push Trigger several time. It only drops a few clusters, not all. That's the problem.

 

[NineLine]

Based on real documentation, it is working as source documents show, but we will be changing this, so one push (no need to hold) will discharge all with a 0.16 delay in between. Releasing the button will not stop it; the only way to stop it would be to turn off the Master Arm. This change will be coming in a future update. Thanks!

[Hawkeye_UK]

one thing i would add time and time again people are asking about fuzes and how they are modelled in game, and what each fuze does in relation.

This is something that ED need to document, with each fuze and specifically state what this is in relation to the game (so those that dont know can educate themselves).

When i was last having a discussion about this i said they would be in the manual as knew what they where, and was surprised to be told they were not either in the base game manual , a supplement or the aircraft module.  Is this still the case for both western and russian fuses?

I would also expand this to weapons in general - its something that most kids will not have a clue about (thankfully).

[AeriaGloria]

32 minutes ago, Hawkeye_UK said:

one thing i would add time and time again people are asking about fuzes and how they are modelled in game, and what each fuze does in relation.

This is something that ED need to document, with each fuze and specifically state what this is in relation to the game (so those that dont know can educate themselves).

When i was last having a discussion about this i said they would be in the manual as knew what they where, and was surprised to be told they were not either in the base game manual , a supplement or the aircraft module.  Is this still the case for both western and russian fuses?

I would also expand this to weapons in general - its something that most kids will not have a clue about (thankfully).

I mean for Soviet bombs these fuses are only affecting arm time (time needed in air before being armed), and the “function delay” that effects how long after impact they detonate, right?