Hey guys; I have been messing around in mission builder, while waiting to see which new stuff is going to use which scenery. I had 6 enemy planes flying at 500 ft. I was trying to catch them using my map and having a general idea where they were supposed to be. When I caught up to them, they were headed toward a small mountain range. I never gave any thought to that. Well, to my surprise, they rose up over the mountains and continued on thier mission. What I want to know is, when you build a mission with low flying planes, are you supposed to know the height of the mountains and where do you get this info? Man, a year ago, I thought this was just a good game, how wrong I was!:ernae:
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Jagdflieger
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When you set the altitude in the MB, you can choose between above ground level or above sea level.
AI will fly into mountains on occasion, usually when you have the "Above Sea Level" block checked.
AI will fly into mountains on occasion, usually when you have the "Above Sea Level" block checked.
Cody Coyote
SOH-CM-2024
I use the AGL altitude 99.9% of the time when building missions to avoid the types of crashes Jagd refers too. If you don't, you run the risk of having your flights flying into the ground immediately upon mission start.
Don't trust the altitude shown as you swipe your cursor over the map either. I'm convinced that installing various meshes and sceneries leads to false readings. Using the AGL altitude setting is the best ticket to avoid crashes.
Don't trust the altitude shown as you swipe your cursor over the map either. I'm convinced that installing various meshes and sceneries leads to false readings. Using the AGL altitude setting is the best ticket to avoid crashes.
Cody Coyote
SOH-CM-2024
You can hand edit the mission file to lower the altitude very easily. I've done it many times to set up missions that start at wave top level. Just build your mission using any altitude, then go in and edit the waypoints to the desired level.
What I would like to do is have the AI taxy out and takeoff.The closest I can come is to spawn the AI AC as I taxy out to takeoff.The only problem with changing the ALT is the landing gear on the AI.Now the idea about changing the alt. well work when I redo the flight training program.