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Old 10-24-2012, 04:33 PM
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You are doing something wrong.

***** Damage Caused *****



Plane: Do-17Z-2
---- Inflicted:


Fuel tank tiny leak

Fuel pump damaged

Fuel tank small leak

Ailerons disabled


Plane: Do-17Z-2
---- Inflicted:


Fuel tank tiny leak

Fuel tank small leak

Fuel tank tiny leak

Fuel tank small leak

Fuel pump damaged

Controls generic damage

Ailerons disabled

Elevator disabled

Engine oil cooling/lubrication damage


Plane: Ju-88A-1
---- Inflicted:


Pneumatics hose perforated

Cockpit damage

Fuel tank tiny leak

Wheel brakes failure

Wheel brakes damage

Engine oil cooling/lubrication damage

Compass failure

Fuel tank small leak

Pneumatics container perforated

Under carriage damage

Hydraulics tank perforated

Fuel tank tiny leak

Fuel tank small leak

Fuel tank hose perforated

Pneumatics container perforated

Electrical battery damaged

Machine gun failure

Under carriage damage

Hydraulics hose perforated

Engine water cooling damage

Engine oil cooling/lubrication

damage
Plane: Ju-88A-1
---- Inflicted:


Engine oil cooling/lubrication damage

Engine water cooling damage

Engine water cooling damage

Hydraulics tank perforated

Engine oil cooling/lubrication damage

Engine oil cooling/lubrication damage

Fuel tank tiny leak

Ailerons disabled

Engine oil cooling/lubrication damage

Engine oil cooling/lubrication damage

Fuel tank hose perforated

Engine oil cooling/lubrication damage

Engine damage

Electrical battery damaged

Pneumatics container perforated

Fuel tank tiny leak



Plane: Ju-88A-1
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Inflicted:

Fuel tank tiny leak

Flaps failure

Engine oil cooling/lubrication damage

Engine oil cooling/lubrication damage

Fuel tank tiny leak

Engine water cooling damage

Engine water cooling damage

Fuel tank tiny leak

Fuel tank hose perforated

Engine oil cooling/lubrication damage

Fuel tank small leak

Fuel tank small leak

Pneumatics hose perforated

Hydraulics tank perforated


Plane: Ju-88A-1
---- Inflicted:



Electrical battery damaged

Fuel tank tiny leak

Pneumatics container perforated

Fuel tank tiny leak

Fuel tank small leak

Fuel tank small leak

Pneumatics hose perforated

Flaps failure

Hydraulics tank perforated

Engine oil cooling/lubrication damage

Engine oil cooling/lubrication damage

Wheel brakes failure

Wheel brakes damage

Engine damage

Engine water cooling damage

Engine damage

Engine water cooling damage

Fuel tank tiny leak







***** Your plane has these damages: *****


Machine gun belt broken




***** Your plane is missing these parts: *****

All of them downed Do-17's PK, 1 Ju-88A shared but didnt have leaks or smokes when I attacked.


***** Damage Caused *****



Plane: Bf-109E-4
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Inflicted:

Machine gun belt broken

Pneumatics container perforated

Engine water cooling damage

Fuel tank tiny leak

Navigation failure

Machine gun line damaged

Fuel tank tiny leak

Electrical failure

Electrical battery damaged

Engine water cooling damage

Fuel tank small leak


Plane: Bf-109E-4
----
Inflicted:

Fuel tank tiny leak

Engine water cooling damage

Controls generic damage

Engine oil cooling/lubrication damage

Cockpit damage


Plane: Bf-109E-4
----
Inflicted:

Fuel tank tiny leak

Fuel tank small leak

Electrical battery damaged

Engine damage


Plane: Bf-109E-4
----
Inflicted:

Navigation failure




***** Your plane has these damages: *****

Machine gun failure

Machine gun belt broken

Wheel brakes failure

Under carriage damage

Wheel brakes failure

Machine gun failure




***** Your plane is missing these parts: *****

Heavy dogfight with lot of pilots feet wet from Hawkinge, 4th 109 stalled low and went into the water.Two PK's.

Check your convergention settings and practice shooting.
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Old 10-24-2012, 04:45 PM
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Hi Vranac,
You've missed the point of my post completely.
I asked it the ammo is being modeled correctly.

Yes, I see and get all that you have listed.

What the original post is about: Is there any difference between the ammo damage. For example, is there any difference between AP and DeWilde being modeled? Does incendiary actually work? Does AP penetrate deeper? From my tests, I see no difference whether using Ball, AP, DeWilde or a mix. The results are very similar.

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Old 10-24-2012, 05:30 PM
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Hi Vranac,
You've missed the point of my post completely.
I asked it the ammo is being modeled correctly.

Yes, I see and get all that you have listed.

What the original post is about: Is there any difference between the ammo damage. For example, is there any difference between AP and DeWilde being modeled? Does incendiary actually work? Does AP penetrate deeper? From my tests, I see no difference whether using Ball, AP, DeWilde or a mix. The results are very similar.
Yes there are differences,I was acting as target to my friend to improve his shooting for the championship.
When he set belts and convergention right he started killing my poor pilot
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Old 10-24-2012, 05:51 PM
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I haven't performed any extensive testing, but I recently switched from carrying belts with more AP, to more De Wilde and I've noticed rather than knocking pieces off, or making the aircraft vent oil or coolant, now they burst into flames especially noticeable when targeting bomber engines.
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Old 10-24-2012, 06:43 PM
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If it is not modeled, it would be easy to prove: place a fighter on the ground facing a small hill and a bomber on this hill in front of the fighter's guns. Than load this same mission several times with different ammo and shoot.

There is a script that can show damage inflicted too.
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Old 10-24-2012, 08:05 PM
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If it is not modeled, it would be easy to prove: place a fighter on the ground facing a small hill and a bomber on this hill in front of the fighter's guns. Than load this same mission several times with different ammo and shoot.

There is a script that can show damage inflicted too.
Ataros,
Nice idea!
I think I will have a go at setting this up. Hopefully it will show any differences, if any, that this setup will bring to light.
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Old 10-25-2012, 02:12 AM
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Didn't have time to read the whole thread, but saw you mentioned you were testing ammo in offline missions...where you just changing loadouts in the loadouts screen before you fly or going into the mission builder and assigning your custom loadouts to your aircraft? The former has zero effect as it always defaults to the normal loadout.
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Old 10-25-2012, 03:18 AM
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Didn't have time to read the whole thread, but saw you mentioned you were testing ammo in offline missions...where you just changing loadouts in the loadouts screen before you fly or going into the mission builder and assigning your custom loadouts to your aircraft? The former has zero effect as it always defaults to the normal loadout.
Hi AbortedMan,
I created a mission wherein I am 6'oclock to a target. Then created multiple missions by changing the bombers to a different type and then saving them with the appropriate name.

What I find is, that the loadout for my aircraft defaults to the whichever loadout has been set in the settings menu before going into the mission. At least when checking the "aircraft" screen in the mission it shows the last loadout that was selected in the main settings screen outside the mission.

So, I created different loadouts and also a "test" loadout where I could change to whatever combo I wanted.

To ensure the required loadout is in place, I had to go outside the mission and make sure it is selected in the settings page for the appropriate aircraft I was flying and then re-enter the mission and you're good to go. This loadout will stay in place through any FMB missions until you change it in the main settings page.

Are you saying that this doesn't matter and that it returns to the "default" settings?? That would explain the consistent results! Does changing the default settings make a difference?

I just loaded up with "Observer" rounds and saw lots of damage. Now I'm beginning to suspect what you say is very true as there shouldn't be any damage at all.
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Old 10-25-2012, 04:12 AM
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hasn't been working since day one.

But I think if you go into a MP game.

Then load-out your plane.

exit the MP, and then go single player I think the ammo load-outs are working at this point?
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Old 10-25-2012, 04:13 AM
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If you use the loadout screen that's in the "plane" menu, the button next to "fly" when you're about to load yourself into the cockpit, nothing changes no matter what you enter...only your convergence sticks.

You have to save a quick mission (or any custom mission, or create a new one) to the folder your single missions are in, I forget where it is, or copy your quick missions to your single missions directory. Once that's done, you have to open the full mission builder, load your mission, select your aircraft group and edit its properties under the appropriate tab...there's a dropdown field that is labeled "loadouts" or something to that effect, change it to what you want, save the mission, and load it.

It's a lot to do, I know, and my instructions are vague (sorry cant walkthrough it right now, building a new PC). This is the only fix I've found that works.

Note: you can test to see if your custom loadouts are actually working if you change your tracers, ie, make the 4 and 5 guns load tracers instead of the default 1 and 8. The game loads whatever ammo the mission data file specifies, not the loadouts menu, that only works in multiplayer.

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