need track replay Unable to buddy lase GBU-12

[G21pilot]

Can't attached track file because of size.

1-1 on code 1711 1-2 on code 1712. Simultaneous drops with buddy lase from 1-1 and self lase on 1-2. Both bombs tracked on 1711 laser code.

Second drop only 1-1 lasing and neither guided. Laser on with good symbology. Neither bomb guided. 1-2 seeing 1-1's laser in LST

Cheers

[The Dawg 16]

The -2 here, here is what my system was set up as

[Ivandrov]

Hard to tell just based on the screenshots and the description given is a bit confusing due to ambiguity.

 

Saying that 1-2 was self lasing on 1711 when his code is 1712?

Edited yesterday at 05:54 AM by Ivandrov

[BIGNEWY]

Hi please include a track replay, 

also a reminder laser codes can only be changed while on the ground, you need to ensure the laser code on the bomb matches. 

thank you 

[G21pilot]

Hi, per the original post the track file was too large to upload because of site restrictions. Yes, after looking it up it was procedures error. It's odd that you can change the codes in the UFC in flight even though it does nothing... 

Cheers

[rob10]

42 minutes ago, G21pilot said:

Hi, per the original post the track file was too large to upload because of site restrictions. Yes, after looking it up it was procedures error. It's odd that you can change the codes in the UFC in flight even though it does nothing... 

For point 1: if you go to your profile on the forum, you can delete previous uploads which may get you enough space to upload a track file (you have a limited uploads storage) in future

For point 2: it actually makes sense that you can change the codes in the UFC "even though it does nothing".  It let's you change them so if you were say buddy lasing, you don't get the "CODE" error on your HUD (seen in one of the pics above) from having a mismatch between your targeting pod and the bomb's you have on.  Or it would allow you to correct (for the same reason) if your bomb codes got changed and didn't automatically update in the plane.  Originally you could change the codes in plane and that effected the bomb.  That was incorrect to IRL as you would need to physically change the code on the bomb with, for example, a screwdriver, which you obviously couldn't do IRL flying through the air.  It got updated in game.  And the current behaviour of being able to change it in the stores page is apparently correct to IRL too.