Hi, Im new here.

[corpse grinder 0]

Hi, Im new to this forum. I recently started flying WoV and I must say that I like it alot. I am having a problem however, I have read through the documentation thouroghly but can for the life of me figure out how to get a missile (heat or radar guided) to lock a target. Perhaps one, or maybe some of you could give me a couple hints or pointers on how to send one right up a Migs tail pipe.

 

 

I must also note that I love the moddabilty of this sim, being active in the CFS3 community and mission developer for the MAW team, I do enjoy modding as much as flying. I have already installed an add-on weapons pack, some nice CCR and Jimi Hendrix music, new explosion effects, a couple new aircraft, and some add-on campaigns. This sim, as with all the Thirdwire series have a great potential for some really awsome mods.

 

Thanks in advance for any help with my question.

 

 

CG

Edited October 17, 2007 by corpse grinder

[JediMaster 451]

Easiest way to get a lock is switch to boresight mode and get within 10 miles then just point your nose at the target. Insta-lock!

 

Then for the AIM-7 you watch for the "in range" light on the panel (and not a large X saying you're too close) or for the AIM-9 or other IR missile you listen for the growl to get louder.

 

Locking up a target using search mode is more difficult.

[+Baltika 85]

Hi cg, welcome to the fold

 

Take a look at this comprehensive radar guide by streakeagle:-

 

http://bbs.thirdwire.com/phpBB/viewtopic.php?t=2343

 

And remember also that in the stock SFP1/WoV/WoE timeframe, a missile lock will not necessarily give you a missile kill

 

Happy hunting,

 

baltika

[+Dave 2,322]

And remember also that in the stock SFP1/WoV/WoE timeframe, a missile lock will not necessarily give you a missile kill

 

And don't we know it...... I can't count how many times in my F-4, fired 8 missiles not a single hit. And since I didn't have a gun, back to the carrier I went....but hey that is what makes this series fun.

[JediMaster 451]

It's not really an option here, but in Il-2 I perfected the "meat grinder" method of chopping off a tail with my prop.