Where are the helicopters taxi/land points defined?

[Earlybite]

Hi,

that´s my question, because I cannot find it in the F4-BMS-Editor.

Regards
Earlybite

[NIL]

@Earlybite:

Hi,

that´s my question, because I cannot find it in the F4-BMS-Editor.

Regards
Earlybite

You need to have this in your view

Hope you find your solution

Greetings

[Earlybite]

Hi,

starting works well!
But not landing…
They land always somewhere, even on the runway!
Do you have an advice for me?

Regards
Earlybite

[Amraam]

IRL they should land on the runway first.

[Earlybite]

So they start:

And so do they land:

(Please notice the different position(s)!)

Equal what I tried, they never take there position where they have started…
And yesterday I tried a lot! Maybe 50 times!
BTW: My disappearing time is set to to 20 min., so they would be there where they have landed for 20 min.!

I need some more help/info, I think.

Regards
Earlybite

[Amraam]

Probably nothing you can fix yourself. Should be check in the code itself.

[Earlybite]

I any case cannot recognize any routine. There is also a difference between a little TE and a greater…
Small TE, heli’s land somewhere in the middle of that two runways (Seosan), greater TE, they always land on that parking range (AFAIK).
And it seems that the Heli-Points only have an effect at start (formation), at landing they always have that wedge formation.

I now tried so much different configuration settings…

Regards
Earlybite

[Earlybite]

Hi,

Ive some further tests:

This big arrow marks ca. a “rotation point”, or “center point”.
If the helis land from left, they land ~ over the barracs, if from the right they land ~ over those heli points (the big “H”).
But what can this point be? Where defined? And why in this radius?

Regards
Earlybite

[Arty]

I believe Amraam answered already. Nothing u can do.

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[Earlybite]

Ok, but it was a “Probably”…

But maybe this can help a little:

Second flight and landing from left and right:

(Left middle, right corner)

Second flight and landing from left and top:

Regards
Earlybite