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How do I get the pod to lock onto the top of a tall building like you see in desert storm cockpit videos I guess from 117a’s

 

 

Currently find the building, zoom as appropriate, TMS left (I think) to change to point track — however the target point still drifts off the top of the building

 

Leaving in area track also drifts

 

Any tips???

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Have you tried Area track?

F-117 uses a whole different system and since the pilot is not flying the aircraft, it is easier for them to concentrate on controlling the Downward Looking Infrared (DLIR)

 

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Just tried in ver 2.5.5.38140, "area track" stayed on the spot until impact. Could be a control set up issue. How are you controlling the pod?


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Any tips???

 

 

Change to WHITE HOT as the TGP seems to prefer that for POINT TRACK.

 

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Use AREA mode and I would make sure you have an adequate DZ on both your cursor control axis.

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Thanks for the replies - will try the suggestions out tonight

 

Just a point of clarification - I only have the issue when targeting a tall building and try to lock into the roof - locking onto a point in the ground is fine

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TMS left is wrong in any case, though. TMS up short for point or TMS up long / right short for area track. TMS left should toggle polarity.


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Targeting pod in DCS is simplified and locks on objects, not on contrast. So you may not be able to lock on certain parts of the big building or a bridge.

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