can you output all 8 targets into one composite channel?

i have it hooked up right on the right side of my ship. and for some reason its displaying backwards and its not reading the coordinates on the right side correctly. do you have a fix for that?

only one thing i found wrong. i put it on the right side of my ship and everything is backward

Does anybody know which one gives out the target's XYZ and velicotiy data and on which channels?

is it possible to connect this into the modular radar MC / Coordinate integrator MC that you created so that this can be slaved to it as a tracking radar that can be assigned so i could have like 5 of these and assign to the lock onto radar contacts from the larger search radar side note do you plan to update the aforementioned MC to also be able to handle composite signal in from the new radars? cheers

this is incredible, it's better version of stabilised camera

Man, this thing is absolutely sick.
But is there a way to make the camera point to the current target?
Instead of just outputing the location, maybe add a button that will lock the camera in position?
I've tried it myself, but its way out of my capabilities lol.

@FN-20 how can i increase the (horizontal) speed of the stabilizer? its too slow for me....

upside-down version has same altimeter offset value(0.5) as the normal version of it. Should I change the value to -0.5? I'm not sure if it's compensated by "Installation Posture" property or not.

is there a way for me to tune the pid to make the stabilization more accurate. when i mounted this to the top of my turret, it would often overtune and make the ballistic computer wobble

bruh how do i change it to wasd controls

You can adjust the filter strength with the "Smoothing tick" in the microcontroller's property. Technically this is not a kalman filter, but it works to reduce radar noise.

does this thing have a kalman filter for the targeting system, and do i need to add one myself?

oh thankyou!

The coordinates selected in the Target Select Display are displayed in a yellow frame on the HUD screen. To make this designator points at target, be sure to check that the color of the target's frame is YELLOW, not white, then press 4 key.

Numeric channels 1, 2, and 3 of the composite signal output from this microcontroller contain X, Y, and Z coordinates, respectively. The coordinates output by the microcontroller depend on what you have selected in the Target Select Display. "K", "L", and "R" on the screen mean to output the coordinates obtained by the keypad, laser, and radar, respectively." X" means that nothing is selected.

And regarding the composite coordinates the microcontroller gives out, are the coordinates the point where the laser is point at, or is it where the radar detects? And is channel 1 X channel 2 Y and channel 3 Z

I tried turning on the radar, and a square appears over the target, however the canera does not actually point at the target

@Heilmyself0
Simply selecting a target in the Target Select Display does not point the target indicator to that target. Activating Lock Current Target mode (in this creation, sit in pilotseat and press 4 key) with the target being selected in the Target Select Display, it starts to lock on to the target.

@Samsung23
Do you envision a use case where this would be integrated into a tank turret, for example? If so, you can use the target coordinates output from this microcontroller to control the turret rotation. (My Turret Rotation Controller has the ability to point the turret to the input target coordinates.)

I tried using the device to hook up to a ballistic computer, but the aiming reticle does not actually lock onto the target itself

Hello, is there a way to make the thing ‘lock on’ onto a target?

Can you make a version to add to turrets or add a guide?

this is truly amazing

I have updated this creation. You can control the magnification either by number or boolean signal.

Is there a way to change the controls for FOV from 1 and 2 to for example up/down?

i can use this to correct cruise missiles/artillery strikes where i want them

It should be possible to connect if there is a system that outputs the orientation of the gun in relation to the input of 3D coordinates. I am working on such an MC, but there are a few things that need to be tested and I don't think I will be able to release it anytime soon.

was getting an hard time to make this from scratch for month ! it's perfect also the 2 side screen are super usefull !

Can you hookup guns to this as a targeting system?

quite impressive, well done you have just earnt yourself an award

The output is X,Y and Z (altitude) in order from ch1. The filter calculates the average of the maximum and minimum values during the past n ticks for X,Y and Z.

XYZ output? also does it use a kalman filter?

will be good for recon vehicles if i will build one