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Originally Posted by Jungman
Sounds like a winner! 
What does the "f" in the formula mean??
fCoefMoral_per_grad
Is it function? I have a college degree in calculus and never seen this except as 'it is a function of'. Thanks.!
AM I missing an ")" at the end of the formula?
Moral *(10fCoefMorale_per_grad) + fCoefMoral_per_grad*(1-fatigue*(1-CoefFatigue_per_grad) ")" |
Boy...this thread has taken off.
The formula is not quite right, but it's pretty close. From what I've been able to tell comparing actual results to those obtained by the formula, the formula should actually be written:
individual crew value = Moral * 10 * CoefMorale + CoefMoral * (1 - fatigue * (1 - CoefFatigue))
AND
individual crew value = Moral * 10 * CoefMorale + CoefMoral * (1 - fatigue * (1 - CoefFatigue)) * QualEffect
Therefore:
Compartment Efficiency = Sum individual crew values from 1 to n
where n = number of crew in the compartment including officers
From what I can tell, the "fCoefMoral_per_grad" represents the variable used in code and has no mathamatical meaning. Therefore fCoefMoral_per_grad = CoeffMoral for each rank.