I am using track ir with no dead zone. I can never tell where my rockets are pointing since the whole hud moves with my head.
Need something like the AH-9 with a fixed crosshair.
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- Legacy ID
- 2259960226
- Severity
- None
- Resolution
- Open
- Reproducibility
- N/A
- Category
- Feature Request
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The AH 99 has a very cool solution to this problem in the form of the small IR screen to the left. The Mi-48 should utilize something similar.
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Agree here. Maybe I've missed something, how would it work in a real heli, if the HUD is mounted to a helmet? How do you determine the true heading of the weapons? (Setting a button to "reset view" seems like a strange workaround)
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no idea, but this isn't real life and some real life things just dont work in a game enviroment.
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example of real life solution: the pilot in the AH 9 use a marker to draw a little circle on the cockpit to aim better
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PLEASE DEVS INCLUDE THIS! Manual fire is impossible currently while using TrackIR or any other head tracking tech.
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want to see if this can be upvoted some more.
We need this atleast on MI-48. AH-99 has the FLIR screen to see, but MI-48 has nothing. Need it ASAP when flying with AI or alone.
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Dude.... Note the difference between MISSILES and ROCKETS.
The ROCKETS in the AH-9 are unguided, which is why the HUD doesn't stray.
The MISSILES in the AH-99 are guided, which means the HUD does stray, so you can lock on and fire-and-forget those beauties.
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We need them for skyfire on Mi-48 those just go straight. Currently it is impossible to hit anything with them.
Unless: Shoot 2 rockets, see that you under shot, shoot 2 more. And so on until you hit anything.
The AH-99 got the crosshair for the gun. Check, once you go into manual fire and you have the guns equipped, you get the crosshair.