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LORDPrometheus -> Community question: how many planes can you have up at once? (6/4/2019 4:22:35 PM)

This is not a place to brag about your computer or put down others for theirs I am just a scenario maker who wants to know how many active planes,as in flying a mission for both sides, I can get away with for at least half of the community. I have found that much beyond 200 gets to be an issue. Although it seems that if they are not launching weapons you can get away with more.



DWReese -> RE: Community question: how many planes can you have up at once? (6/4/2019 5:04:39 PM)

Lots of planes......I would highly recommend that you check out the Northern Fury: H-Hour scenario. To me, it is great. It has a ton of planes, more than I have ever seen, at the start of the scenario. Fighters, bombers, CAP, and transports all in the air at the same time. It's unbelievable.

Doug



stilesw -> RE: Community question: how many planes can you have up at once? (6/4/2019 5:16:27 PM)

Ryan,

If you want to see a slow down have lots of aircraft in the air at the same time as a massive missile launch, say 75+ Tomahawks. The sim will keep running, but a tad slower!

-Wayne



LORDPrometheus -> RE: Community question: how many planes can you have up at once? (6/4/2019 5:39:04 PM)

Wayne- that's exactly what happens on the scenario I am working on which is an alternant future north Korean alpha strike



stilesw -> RE: Community question: how many planes can you have up at once? (6/4/2019 5:46:46 PM)

I've seen it in every scenario I've written that involves many missiles in the air pretty much without regard to the numbers of airborne aircraft. I figure it has to do with the sim keeping track of all the missiles and their flight characteristics - speed, location updates, etc.

It has never presented a problem except for the slowdown while they are in flight.

-Wayne



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