Symon
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Joined: 11/24/2012 From: De Eye-lands, Mon Status: offline
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Haven’t the time to really dig into this, but if my ‘senior’ memory doesn’t fail me; a looooong time ago, back in Beta around 11.17, there were some cautions. If any devices had conflicting Alt Use and Filter pointers, squirrely things would happen. I’m not up on just when the link list is generated, but your 250kg bombs (if unchanged from the std devices) have conflicting pointers for mission profiles. That might screw up your link list. The 250kg GP and the 100kg GP(2) have Filter pointer of 33. That’s not a valid number, should be 32, maybe. It likely won’t hurt much when taken individually, but in an extensive link-list, woof!! The system looks at values from the top down. i.e., divide by 64 .. and look for a “1” .. if you get it, set a flag and keep the remainder .. then divide the remainder by 64, then 32, then 16, then 8, etc… looking for a “1” each time. With 33, you get a “32” flag = AF Attack, and remainder of 1. Dividing 1 by anything returns a null, and still keeps a remainder. The poor system gets confused and quite butt headed. There’s also some embedded code for torpedo replacement. I’m also not sure just where and when it impacts the link list. But you can see that the 45cm T-91 “device” has empty Alt fields so the auto-code “replacement” routine goes to work. Once again, it checks the pointers of the “replacement” device and gets confused by mission conflicts. Your actual link list just might be the auto-code making decisions on its own, because it’s just too confused by all the conflicting mission pointers. I know this doesn’t answer your question very well, but it might help you structure a test, in a one-at-a-time, step-by-step manner, and see just where the blivet rears its ugly head. Wish I could help more. Sorry. If you really want, send a pm, with some screenies and maybe your device and aircraft files? JWE
< Message edited by Symon -- 3/24/2014 5:11:06 PM >
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