grafix7

Hi guys, is it possible to increase the number of missions flown at "night" in a campaign? Certain types of aircraft tend to fly only or primarily at night, and I would like to be able to mod a campaign to where I can have only/or predominantly night missions for certain aircraft types.

Hi, I want to thank all of the contributors to this awesome mod! I appreciate all the hard work! Is it possible to move the guns on the AC-130 (or any of the AC aircraft) or have them aim at whatever you have targeted? I haven't been able to find a thread or readme that covers AC-130 unique commands/targeting. Any help at all would be greatly appreciated! Thanks

Hey everyone, I'm new to the Third Wire Sims, (but not flight sims in general!) and I have been playing WOV with the latest service pack, and have recently began playing with the difficulty set on hard. Now, for the life of me I cannot target the primary target in any strike mission. I cycle through all the ground targets, but I can never target what I'm supposed to hit, which makes directing my wingman to attack (and the use of guided weapons like Walleyes) impossible on hard level. I have been scouring this board, the knowledge base, the manual, and the internet in an attempt to find an answer, but have had no luck so far! I understand that the "Hard" difficulty setting makes for a more realistic experience which I enjoy a lot, but not being able to "target" my target is frustrating. I'm sure there's something I'm probably missing (besides my target!! Any help would be greatly appreciated! Thanks!

Excellent! This should help a bunch. Big thanks to everyone!

Thanks for the quick responses! I tried changing targeting to normal, which didn't allow me to "target" the primary, so I changed the HUD to normal, which did allow me to target the primary target (using "E" by default just like EricJ said) But of course now I'm stuck with those lovely red boxes and waypoint indicators. Oh well, at least I can "target" the target now, and actually get my wingman to attack it.