@Doge69420
- attribute names are caps-sensitive, so make sure only the D is capitalized
- the firingDelay attribute goes in the Bomb group, so make sure you select it in overload using the drop-down menu
- if you open the bombs in overload and the firingDelay attribute has disappeared, it means you have made a typo before, and you will have to try again

@hpgbproductions I did that but it still did not work I set it to .1 and it still took 1 second each to fire

keep clicking the "fire weapon" button when you reach your target lol.
If it works in War Thunder, it'll work here
(clickclickclickclickclickclickclickclickclickclickclickclickclickclickclickclickclickclickclickityclickclickclickityclickclickclick)

Set firingDelay of all bombs to a suitable number

You just need to place a sufficient number of bombs (I mean like a lot of bombs enough to imapct a large area) onto your aircraft, fly it over the target and drop all (or a lot) of them as quickly as possible onto the traget. That is how you carpet-bomb an enemy target.
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Advantages:

• Very large area to take out a large number enemy targets.

Disadvantages:

• Large area means high risk of collateral damage (I.e. more likely to hit friendly targets along with hostile targets).
• Smaller, numerous, less effective bombs may be replaced by larger, less numerous, more effective bombs.

Hope that helps.
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First you buy a bomb, then you buy some carpet, then you wrap the bomb in carpet. Boom. Carpet bomb.

@jamesPLANESii, don’t do this at home!

First you buy a bomb, then you buy some carpet, then you wrap the bomb in carpet. Boom. Carpet bomb.

You just stick a bunch of bombs onto your plane and spam click the “fire weapons” button when you fly over your target