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Do you use the T button to locate the enemy targets? Usually when you approach waypoint 4 or 5 you should be able to locate the enemy targets by pressing T if the target is aircraft or E if the target is on the ground. Normally you should be able to see the enemy targets (without pressing T) from longer ranges when flying with radar equipped aircrafts. Do you use mission editor for editing missions? If so, don't change default parameters such as take off times or home bases because you 'll probably mess it up. I have tried many times to change these parameters by taking into account take off times, waypoint distances etc but still no luck. Maybe ShrikeHawk is right. If a critical file is the problem then you should reinstall the game.

Anti-aircraft support for ground units Dense anti-aircraft fire

After experimenting with Radio Command missiles, I want to ask how this guidance method actually works in SF2. I converted the AIM-7F Sparrow from SARH to Radio Command and realized that only against ground targets can be launched (with very high success rate). However the real interesting thing is that when I converted SA-3s and SA-8s to Radio Command their effectiveness was increased significantly! Really can't understand how this thing works. Also what's the difference between RC and Semi Auto Command? Thanks

Mehlmehl, I didn't ask how the missile guidance works in real life but how Radio Command and Semi Auto Command work in SF2. In real life aircraft radars have air to ground modes and can lock on ground targets. In SF2 ground map mode provides only the location of a target but you can't track it via radar. Locking ground targets can be done by pressing E key (red box). Radio Command and Semi Auto Command are being used mostly for air to ground missiles. I have seen that RC is used for short range AGMs like AS.30 or Kh-23 and SAC is used for anti ship missiles like AM.39 Exocet. So, my question is what's their difference? Snailman said that SAC can be fired from outside seeker range (obviously when Max. Launch Range > Seeker Range). Any other thoughts?

I'm talking about Semi Auto Command Guidance not for Semi Active Radar Homing. SARH missiles demand a radar lock on for launching them. SACG just needs a ground target lock which can be done by pressing E button.

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Keep up the good work guys! Any plans for Su-22M3/M4 ?

Indeed 355.XX / 358.50 errors were fixed by enabling ForceDX9 but graphics quality was decreased. No improvement in 358.50. Same problems as 355.XX 353.62 seems the best choise so far.

Same here. Seems that 355.XX is the cause for many graphics errors as I saw similar topics posted recently. Installed 353.62 and errors fixed.

I want to replace stock sounds mostly AAA, aircraft guns and missiles. I made some changes with guns and weapons editor. Specifically I changed the stock "Gun Fire Sound Name" in guns editor with an another one with a different name. I made exactly the same thing with weapons editor for missiles. I've ended up with no sound during game for guns and missiles in which I made changes. Afterwards I realized that there are specific sound names that can be used for SF2. In soundlist.ini there is a list with these available sound names: [soundList] SoundFile001=Cannon SoundFile002=TankGun SoundFile003=Missile SoundFile004=JetEngine SoundFile005=JetBurner SoundFile006=TankEngine SoundFile007=TankTrack SoundFile008=DirtHit SoundFile009=SmallExplosion SoundFile010=ObjectHit SoundFile011=Rocket SoundFile012=IRgrowl SoundFile013=IRgrowlLock SoundFile014=Vulcan SoundFile015=50cal SoundFile016=PropLoop SoundFile017=TruckLoop SoundFile018=Napalm SoundFile019=Gear SoundFile020=Airbrakes SoundFile021=Flaps SoundFile022=WindLoop SoundFile023=Breathing SoundFile024=AAA SoundFile025=BigExplosion SoundFile026=TireTouch SoundFile027=StallSound SoundFile028=AmbientSound SoundFile029=Merlin SoundFile030=ShipEngine SoundFile031=Underway SoundFile031=NavalGun The problem is that in SF2 a specific sound can be used for many objects. For example most large diameter AAAs like Bofors, ZSU-57-2, KS-12 etc use "AAA" sound. If I rename the sound file I want to "AAA" then the new sound file can be heared in the game. The problem is that I want to use different sound files for some objects. For example I want to use "57mm" for ZSU-57-2, "20mm_AAA" for 20mm AAAs, "30mm_ammo" for 30mm aircraft guns, "ShortMissile" for short range AAMs. Is there any way to do this? Or only stock available sounds names must be used? Also after installation of some add ons, I realized that some other sound names like RWRLockSound or RWRTrackSound can be used without problems although they aren't included in soundlisti.ini. So, what is going on here? Can I replace sound files with the ones I prefer ???

This is what Mirage F.1CG cockpit should be. Concerning the green light which is usually turned on I haven't seen any changes when making hard maneuvers. When you reach AoA limit then a red light with the indication "LIM" in the left side should be turned on as seen in the pic below Take a look at the pic you posted and see through the mirrors... It's not F1CG skin. Looks like the Spanish AF Mirage F1...

Cockpit shown in the picture belongs to F.1CE...