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Detection and accuracy

Posted: Mon Oct 14, 2013 5:00 pm
by Adam106
Can someone confirm whether or not time of day / darkness and weather conditions affects visual acquisition? I'm pretty sure it does - it certainly should do.. But I can't find out for definite.

On another point - is there a specific difference in minimum flying height for those aircraft with Terrain Following Radar and those without? The database highlights this equipment and I'm sure it should be modeled, but my limited tests are inconclusive (but seem to indicate that a non TFR A/C can fly just as low (at night) as a TFR A/C...

Final question... Does the weapon aiming sight for A/C make a difference to accuracy? All strike fighters have either a 'basic sight', 'ballistic computing' or 'advanced computing' sight listed in the DB. This makes an actual difference in game right..... I hope so.

Thanks.

RE: Detection and accuracy

Posted: Mon Oct 14, 2013 5:07 pm
by Primarchx
Yes, light level and weather effects visual range.

Yes, I've seen aircraft with TFR (F-111E) active able to drop quite low to the ground.

Not sure about bomb sight, though I imagine it improves accuracy and CEP size.

RE: Detection and accuracy

Posted: Tue Oct 15, 2013 1:54 am
by ComDev
Yes the bombsight affects CEP, IIRC the most advanced bombsight reduces the bomb CEP by 75%.

RE: Detection and accuracy

Posted: Tue Oct 15, 2013 2:43 am
by MR_BURNS2
ORIGINAL: emsoy

Yes the bombsight affects CEP, IIRC the most advanced bombsight reduces the bomb CEP by 75%.

Speaking of which, does AAA and other Air Defence fire affect CEP?
Would be nice to model something as it would have an impact on the pilots morale.

RE: Detection and accuracy

Posted: Tue Oct 15, 2013 10:39 am
by Primarchx
I'd like to see this, along with jettisoning ordnance when engaged defensive.
ORIGINAL: MR_BURNS2

ORIGINAL: emsoy

Yes the bombsight affects CEP, IIRC the most advanced bombsight reduces the bomb CEP by 75%.

Speaking of which, does AAA and other Air Defence fire affect CEP?
Would be nice to model something as it would have an impact on the pilots morale.