LRC

Here is the background: Unit is outside a small building with 2 doors on opposite sides. One side of the building is under enemy fire and should be avoided. The problem... I instruct the unit to enter the building from the safe side by creating a waypoint right next the safe side door. The unit do not comply to this order, go to the other door and get smashed... :mad:

Here is the background: - Stryker ICV is unmounted and receiving fire from 100m - Stryker is buttoned - If order is given to Target some buildings, the gunner opens the hatch, mans the 40mm and gets killed is a few seconds.... :mad: - This is CMSF V1.06 in WEGO veteran mode (scenario = the curve ) Isn't there a remote firing system on the Strykers or am I doing something wrong :confused: ?

I thought the ICV version had remote firing control. Am I wrong or isn't it modeled ?

Does anyone know a way to have Strykers stay butonned while firing ?

Does anyone know a way to have Strykers stay butonned while firing ?

Steve, No need to I/O to the hard drive. Just a dump file in the RAM would do the the job. A 5seconds sampling would limit load on CPU and file size. On top of that, basic abstracted data (x:y:orientation of unit, visible or icon info, firing, moving, hiding info) would take very little space.

An issue with RealTime mode, is that it is easy to miss action happening on the other side of the map. A "Pause+30seconds Instant replay" would definitely help (this would be a passive Replay without possibility to change events/orders of the past 30 seconds). Any opinion about the need and/or use of this type of capability ? In the same line of thought, an "out of sight action" warning message would be useful.

Thanks for the feed back Steve. When capability is available in demo and product , does it use the same software code ?

The week is almost over. Any update on the V1.05 demo ? This would just leave enough time to decide to buy the product before Chrismast.

So V1.04 is planned for Monday 10/1. What about demo v1.04 ?

Are there plans for "formation movement" in the future. What I mean, the unit or groups starts from a random configuration and tries to reach the following configuration - Formation follows this guys/ this vehicle . - Formation moves in column. - Formation moves in tight / loose wedge - Formation moves in tight/ loose "front line" - Formation follows road and ends in column. This type of "advanced order" would ease the management of large units.