Hello,

First I want to say how much I love this game. It's a wonderfull masterpiece. Dedicated to all lovers of flight simulation and history.
So thank you for this game. Thank you for the Ultimate edition.
And all the enjoyment I had so far.

I have only one question : how do you bomb?
Is there any bombing tutorial out there?
I am flying a Cauldron G4 right now, and I receive bombing missions from time to time.
How do I get the bombs on target? I'm completely lost here.

I noticed there is a bomber seat, where you can look down through a glass. But I see no marks. No reference.

On autopilot, I've noticed the bombing altitude is 6000 feet. And I can lock the targets on the ground. But I'm not sure what to do exactly.

I dropped some bombs manually, on a guess, but it's a miss everytime. When I let the autopilot do the job, it drops bombs but it misses as well.
Please, help

HM, you march yourself right over to Sandbaggers page with all the mods http://www.thatoneplease.co/indexWOFF.html and download the ultimate bombing accessory: the Mk-1W bomb sight by RAF_Louvert and JJJ65. Once installed you should have no more issues with dropping your eggs right on target.

I installed the mod and it doesn't seem to work. Nothing appears in my bombardier view.
Apparently, it doesn't modify the Caudron G4

Yes, Caudron was intentionally left with original bombardier view, because the glass bottom window looks moe real and bombing w/o bomsight is more challenging. I bomb with Caudron by poor guess - trying to place target at the centreline of glass bottom window and trying to find proper timing for bomb drop. It is just matter of trial and error. I am sure you know the bombardier view may be zoomed in and out too.
Other two seaters have its Mark -1W bombsights included in mod.

Ok, that's exactly what I was thinking.
The glass window is fairly wide and has a clear view of the field below. So it should be possible to hit the targets.

I'll do some training mission to find the correct visual reference.
I'll try to maintain a steady speed (let's say 65mph, not too slow because of the DCA and not too fast to keep the precision) at 6000 feet and run some tests.

I didn't know you could zoom in this view. Hehe. good to know. Thank you.