Flanker562

It's just how the game is coded so you know their is a kill, it happens with every plane. Then your wingman tells you that their firing a missile (other flights too) so you know what's going on. True, you can watch it on the radar display (or HUD depending on plane) as your kill goes down, but it just gives you situational awareness that's just a gameism.

Looks interesting

Make sure you have the Mission Editor expansion first (I don't remember as it came with the Complete, though it may be called Expansion pack 2 or something like that). Also make sure you have a carrier of course Before accepting a mission go through the mission editor (a small pencil icon on the bottom right of the mission) and edit that mission. Next add a carrier by selecting it from the ship icon on the top of the screen. Place it wherever you need it to. Next go to the aircraft button and select the fighter you want and then go to Home Base and select your carrier and your flight will automatically snap to the carrier. Edit anything else you want and go fly.

Not Riveting used to be good in an earlier version of Photoshop, now it's purely annoying sometimes.

Pretty much

You could try and edit the data.inis of various planes date range to be "4th gen" or scour the internet for 4th gen planes and then download them (if available) from the Downloads section. The game picks enemy fighters by userlist.ini and the nations setup in various maps, so you can see various types per map.

No, they're slanted in real life so they will be slanted in the game.

Yeah but wouldn't it randomly fire at a target if it was in range? If so then it would be very annoying as you can't tell it what to fire at.

After you land that's it.

I would say don't do it. I never heard of anybody importing from SF1 to SF2 with campaigns as I'm quite sure the file structure is so different that you'd be better off making a new campaign in SF2 with what you want.

There's already an S-300 around here somewhere, check the downloads. I believe angelp is working on an S-400, don't know about the S-500

Lol those pesky wingmen... Seriously I don't know offhand, but I figure with all the moving around and all the flying on afterburner they burn more fuel doing whatever they do.

I'll keep it in mind

I see, I usually level bomb around 10,000ft or so, or around that altitude, though I do it in a Super Hornet vs. a B-52 as well.

I usually just fly with aircraft that has a TV screen or MFD with a display (more of the modern jets nowadays, when I fly though. But I've been more lurking now as I just don't have much motivation to do anything. Besides I'm working on some things outside of here so I'm focused on that too.

You can't do anything with the Laser Designator as it just shows the target in the TV screen, that's it. It has no functionality. It does however zoom in when you're in range but you don't control that either, it's automatic

That's what I thought at first, some kind of sci-fi thing, but after reading the article it obviously wasn't.

All that hard work does pay off though, that's a lot of rivets...

A quick check shows that they're not supported: https://razbamsimulations.com/

What russouk2004 said is the main culprit as I downloaded the file fine after reading his post.

That's great angelp, some more Western SAMs to fill in the blanks on maps.

https://combatace.com/files/category/436-missions-campaigns/