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Is there any way to see on the Abris the location(and AAA range if applies) of enemy units before discovering them by yourself? MAybe before taking off?

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The ABRIS is no radar or radar-warning-system.

The enemys shown in the ABRIS are manually added marks of known units before the flight.

As I know this marks are there from beginning till the end of the mission but they are depending of your altetude and the landscape.

If a SAM is located in a canyon, their effectivity range will fill the canyon till the mountains on the right and left in reation to your altetude.

So if you rise the effective range will become bigger because the space in the canyon becomes bigger.

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Doesn´t that depend on the settings of the mission?

 

AFAIK you can check this in the mission editor, if AA areas or units shall be displayed on the map. If you uncheck this, there should be no blue or red areas on the ABRIS anymore. At least it was that way in 1.02., but I am not sure, which option/settings it was.

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Doesn´t that depend on the settings of the mission?

 

AFAIK you can check this in the mission editor, if AA areas or units shall be displayed on the map. If you uncheck this, there should be no blue or red areas on the ABRIS anymore. At least it was that way in 1.02., but I am not sure, which option/settings it was.

 

That's correct.

The checkbox [Hide on map] is doing this.

If you check it the unit will disappear in the editor, F10 view and ABRIS.

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The ABRIS is no radar or radar-warning-system.

The enemys shown in the ABRIS are manually added marks of known units before the flight.

As I know this marks are there from beginning till the end of the mission but they are depending of your altetude and the landscape.

If a SAM is located in a canyon, their effectivity range will fill the canyon till the mountains on the right and left in reation to your altetude.

So if you rise the effective range will become bigger because the space in the canyon becomes bigger.

 

that would be the cone of detection and engagement. Yes you're right, the ABRIS uses terrain masking to highlight the enemy range (blue). If you're inside it, fly NOE.

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