Morning,
Noticed this this morning. In aft view - hostile ship visible in aft view fires a missile just before it is destroyed. I fire ECM and briefly a target box with unknown target appears to leave the rear of my ship and moves rapidly towards the missile, before disappearing when the missile is destroyed.
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Anomolous 'unknown target' when using ECM in aft view.
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Anomolous 'unknown target' when using ECM in aft view.
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Re: Anomolous 'unknown target' when using ECM in aft view.
do you have "missile spoof oxp" or something installed?maybe you targeted a flare ??
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Re: Anomolous 'unknown target' when using ECM in aft view.
Do you usually reply to posts that are 2.5 years old?Plisken wrote:do you have "missile spoof oxp" or something installed?maybe you targeted a flare ??
(my guess is that it was an AMS dart)
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Re: Anomolous 'unknown target' when using ECM in aft view.
As far as the bug itself goes ... there was a subtle bug with the Target System Memory Expansion that got fixed a while back but since the 1.77.1 release, so it may have been that.
Re: Anomolous 'unknown target' when using ECM in aft view.
I've always been a "little" late.Diziet Sma wrote: ↑Sat Apr 19, 2014 5:34 am
Do you usually reply to posts that are 2.5 years old?
(my guess is that it was an AMS dart)