[FIXED] ARH missiles pitbull
Posted: Fri Nov 17, 2023 5:03 pm
Hi, I noticed that the active radar homing missiles have two different behaviors.
I setup a scenario, every BVR missile will be fired at 25nm, shooter will follow missile up (because there is a bug will cause F-14 to put the target outside the radar arc during crank, I will report this later)
One group like AIM-120D, AIM-54C, R-77 will go pitbull after the target is inside radar effective range.
Another group like AIM-120C, MICA, PL-12 behavior more like a SARH, they will not enable it's radar even hundred meters away from the target.
But if you let the shooter turn off radar after the missile left rail then the 2nd group of those ARH missiles will enable their radar.
OR,
if the shooter lose the track of the target, then missiles will turn on their radar too.
for example this one, due to Typhoon's doppler radar lose the tracking of the maneuvering target, the AMRAAM C enable radar at last minute. However it is too late and the missile overshot.
I setup a scenario, every BVR missile will be fired at 25nm, shooter will follow missile up (because there is a bug will cause F-14 to put the target outside the radar arc during crank, I will report this later)
One group like AIM-120D, AIM-54C, R-77 will go pitbull after the target is inside radar effective range.
Another group like AIM-120C, MICA, PL-12 behavior more like a SARH, they will not enable it's radar even hundred meters away from the target.
But if you let the shooter turn off radar after the missile left rail then the 2nd group of those ARH missiles will enable their radar.
OR,
if the shooter lose the track of the target, then missiles will turn on their radar too.
for example this one, due to Typhoon's doppler radar lose the tracking of the maneuvering target, the AMRAAM C enable radar at last minute. However it is too late and the missile overshot.