Great video! I remember playing IL-2 Sturmovik on my X-Box 360 back in (approximately) 2006. It was my first ever flight simulator. This still looks good today.
Man, thank you for such nice comment. I love to hear about your memories. This game still looks great and offers a great amount of fun. Thank you, appreciate it.
if you are unable to identify the enemy using the map you need to set the keys called (External Padlock, closest enemy air) and it will help you distinguish enemy aircraft from friendly and for 29:09 go to controls the view section and look for the option that says ((padlock enemy)) and set a key for it and you will never lose contact using these two keys will lock on into the enemy position while in cockpit or externally when near
Man, thank you for that, but I see it as a little cheat to use external views. I rather do not use them. Although the labels are cheat as well, but I compensate with it the imperfections of the computer display. I rather stay with internal view only.
@@Iceman42nd then use (Padlock enemy) key its internal view only ! If not, i don't see why you are complaining about loosing contact with the enemy after engaging by saying "oh i lost him where is he thats not great ! " this will help a bit i use it myself sometimes when im not sure imo its less of a cheat compared to labels and external views . thumbs up Mr Iceman 👍
Writing this as you fumble through the process badly. 😉 The control is named something like toggle reticle brightness. It might be found in the misc controls, but I forget exactly.
Not all planes have the full set of trim controls. The 109s have just the elevator trim. Whatever trim controls are available, they will show up at the lower left corner region of the HUD, at least once you have commanded input. This feature is just one among the huge number of community mods incorporated in B.A.T.
In mission design you always set the speed at each waypoint. From this the timing of events is calculated. Part of refining a mission when trying to get units to meet in time and space is to adjust speeds and/or waypoint placement. If you set a speed that a plane cannot achieve, the AI will try its best to reach it. Such as setting a fast speed but the altitude of the next waypoint is much higher, thus resuting in a steep climb that keeps maximum speed on the low side.
@Iceman42nd Setting a time for a waypoint requires to know the distance in order to not end up with a silly airspeed (too slow or too fast). Now that I think back on it, I believe you can alter the time for a waypoint and the airspeed required to meet this will be adjusted for the previous waypoint. But silly speeds are not permitted, as each plane type has min and max speed limits which are adhered to in the mission builder. Additionally, other vehicles, such as ships, trains, tanks, etc., are handled similarly in the mission builder.
Hey I am not sure about Ju-88 was unable to see them all together. Probably some were lost, I heard a screaming over the radio that number 8 should bail out immediately. All 109s were able to return to base. Sorry for these missing ends, don't know why it is happening. I am suspicious, that I press the F12 key by some mistake. Need to mark that key on my keyboard somehow.
Great video!
I remember playing IL-2 Sturmovik on my X-Box 360 back in (approximately) 2006. It was my first ever flight simulator.
This still looks good today.
Man, thank you for such nice comment. I love to hear about your memories. This game still looks great and offers a great amount of fun. Thank you, appreciate it.
if you are unable to identify the enemy using the map you need to set the keys called (External Padlock, closest enemy air) and it will help you distinguish enemy aircraft from friendly and for 29:09 go to controls the view section and look for the option that says ((padlock enemy)) and set a key for it and you will never lose contact using these two keys will lock on into the enemy position while in cockpit or externally when near
Man, thank you for that, but I see it as a little cheat to use external views. I rather do not use them. Although the labels are cheat as well, but I compensate with it the imperfections of the computer display. I rather stay with internal view only.
@@Iceman42nd then use (Padlock enemy) key its internal view only ! If not, i don't see why you are complaining about loosing contact with the enemy after engaging by saying "oh i lost him where is he thats not great ! " this will help a bit i use it myself sometimes when im not sure imo its less of a cheat compared to labels and external views . thumbs up Mr Iceman 👍
Writing this as you fumble through the process badly. 😉
The control is named something like toggle reticle brightness. It might be found in the misc controls, but I forget exactly.
Sorry, I've been unable to find it, but I will try once again.
Not all planes have the full set of trim controls. The 109s have just the elevator trim.
Whatever trim controls are available, they will show up at the lower left corner region of the HUD, at least once you have commanded input. This feature is just one among the huge number of community mods incorporated in B.A.T.
Aha, that makes sense, thank you.
In mission design you always set the speed at each waypoint. From this the timing of events is calculated. Part of refining a mission when trying to get units to meet in time and space is to adjust speeds and/or waypoint placement.
If you set a speed that a plane cannot achieve, the AI will try its best to reach it. Such as setting a fast speed but the altitude of the next waypoint is much higher, thus resuting in a steep climb that keeps maximum speed on the low side.
Interesting, that you setup speed. It should be easier to setup timing, IMHO.
@Iceman42nd Setting a time for a waypoint requires to know the distance in order to not end up with a silly airspeed (too slow or too fast).
Now that I think back on it, I believe you can alter the time for a waypoint and the airspeed required to meet this will be adjusted for the previous waypoint. But silly speeds are not permitted, as each plane type has min and max speed limits which are adhered to in the mission builder.
Additionally, other vehicles, such as ships, trains, tanks, etc., are handled similarly in the mission builder.
@@glennledrew8347 That makes sense, time over steerpoint is also problematic.
Did the rest of your flight make it back ok too?
Hey I am not sure about Ju-88 was unable to see them all together. Probably some were lost, I heard a screaming over the radio that number 8 should bail out immediately. All 109s were able to return to base.
Sorry for these missing ends, don't know why it is happening. I am suspicious, that I press the F12 key by some mistake. Need to mark that key on my keyboard somehow.
Dobre to je asi neni cs sk komunita co ?
Asi nie, kedysi existoval server asfaltoviholubi.cz ale neviem ci este funguju. Pozeral som a asi uz nie.