RWR and radar direction?
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I noticed the following in BMS 4.32.7 and I started paying attention to it…. and sure enough, I seem to still get RWR spikes despite the AI enemy turning away from me? How is that possible?
Case in point in a recent campaign mission. Here I am being vectored to a MiG-29A single ship coming towards us. I lock the MiG-29A for an AIM-120 shot and he turns away from us and heads North.
So he’s cold and his radar dish is pointing north as well.But I’m still being spiked by that Fulcrum? I know it’s him because I close in on him, launch the AMRAAM and when the MiG-29A is hit, the RWR spike immediately disappears. There was no other Fulcrum in the area.
Is this just a BMS 4.32.7 issue?
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seen it before. If you power cycle the RWR, you will be NAKED.
EDIT: also, not a fan of 4.33?
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seen it before. If you power cycle the RWR, you will be NAKED.
EDIT: also, not a fan of 4.33?
I assume this to be a BMS quirk rather than a RWR feature?
I’m very much a fan of 4.33 but that won’t run under XP 32-bit……which I need for my SWF22 FLCS + TQS. My USB upgrade project for my other FLCS and TQS set is rather slow going.
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It’s pointless raising any issues about RWR in 3.32 as it was reworked for the 4.33 series.
Do your self a big favour and get a copy of Win7.
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Sigh……I have Windows 7 64-bit. It’s my HOTAS that’s still stuck in the XP era and a big empty whole in my bank account that prevents me from fixing that…
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Ouch. Worries about finding a driver for my Cougar are one key reason Im steering clear of W10 (not the sole reason, however).
Not having played with the real RWR, I couldn’t say for certain… but I feel pretty safe calling it a bug rather than a feature
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I think I’ve seen something similar in 4.33 on Balkans with an SA-2 staying in a missile launch on my RWR even after me diving back behind a hill and flying out of range of said SA-2. It was clearable by running a quick BIT on the RWR.
Haven’t noticed it with air threats yet though.
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Ouch. Worries about finding a driver for my Cougar are one key reason Im steering clear of W10 (not the sole reason, however).
Not having played with the real RWR, I couldn’t say for certain… but I feel pretty safe calling it a bug rather than a feature
Understood, but I among many have ran the cougar in windows 10 for ages without any problem, so if that were the sole reason, you could dismiss it
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An RWR is not instantaneous. It is building a system file and may be delayed in display refresh.
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It’s the AI’s AI. Look close at him. He’s got you WVR.