
While in drones main remote control, find PB block with the tag xxxxxxxxx in g-menu and run it with the argument “xxxxxxxxxx” (Without quotation marks). Next step would be setting up the trigger for our bombs. Now you are able to see where will your bombs drop. After you do that take control of the drone’s main remote control and place camera with the tag “bombsight” somewhere on your toolbar.

Make sure you attach your bomb pod with the bombsight with the correct orientation (Remote control facing forward). It will show you a place where your bombs will land (with accuracy +/-20m per every 100m above the ground). One is passive and the other one contains a bombsight.īombsight works thanks to Whip’s custom freefall prediction script. In the armament attachment there are two pods with the Freefall bombs. If you are lucky enough your bomb could still actually hit the target, however the chance is much lower than if you would aim as recommended. Drone is tilted sideways (you may damage yourself).Not enough dostance between drone and the target.Path to the target is not lined up with the target.You probably should NOT aim in the presented way because: The distance between drone and the target is long enough.Way the drone is going is (more or less) lined up with the target,.

You don’t need to worry about remote control, simply lock-on the target with LAMP script and Run the argument “fire remote” (no ” “) when your drone gets above the targetĪiming in a presented way is recommended because:.Take control over the drones remote control “Remote Control”, lock-on the target with LAMP script and Run the argument “fire” (no ” “) when you are above the target.

