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It uses the same radar to search and guide, but in SP, the search radar cannot face the target during guidance
This is because of the script of the active radar missile. Even if the minimum attack altitude is set, active radar missiles will fly directly towards the target. The reason why I don't set an additional trajectory for the 104F is because if it is set, it won't be able to intercept high-altitude and high-speed missiles very well. But I can try setting the cruising altitude of 104F to 70000ft to see if it can solve this problem
The problem is PAC-3 are falling to the ground shortly after launch when you try to hit something like SS-N-2 aimed at your shore objects.
PAC-2 really should not be able to target smth flying very low at a distances more then short (so in mod they behave correctly)
IDK about PAC-3. are they really able to target further low-flying targets? If true that means their initial trajectory needs adjustment. If false then they should basically behave like PAC-2?
, but tex with original
Due to the limitations of the horizon. Radar cannot detect relatively low targets.
As for the issue of missing the target, you can take a look at the F10 console to see what it aimed at. However, it is usually caused by the inability of radar to accurately locate