[TEC] Insights into the crew system

LGN1 · 07-27-10, 02:30 PM

Hi,

@Royale-Adio: Yes, I meant a crew/fatigue model. Sorry for the confusion.

Quote:

Originally Posted by privateer

That's not what he's talking about.
After reading his other post and some contact through PM?
I'm interested to learn more.

@privateer: I always thought you and the GWX team know SH3 inside-out and there are no news for you anymore. I am still learning and trying to figure out how things work inside, but the progress is slow so any help is highly appreciated. At the moment I am trying to find out how efficiency influences the sensors. I found several posts from Kpt. Lehmann about this, but no real hard facts

If you or anyone else have/has some information about this (or know someone who has information), I would be glad to know. Thanks in advance!

Cheers, LGN1

Damo · 07-27-10, 09:58 PM

The OP makes interesting reading, but alas, I have no idea when it comes down to all that E=MC2 stuff so I can be of no help. I did make a post a while back about trying to simulate a fatigue model that whilst under normal transit conditions the crew didn't fatigue as if watch schedules rotated automatically and the crew stayed fresh, but upon coming under attack or commencing an attack the less experienced members would fatigue faster to simulate fear and confusion over their duties.

I personally play with fatigue off, but while I use manual targeting/plotting I still feel it's a bit of a cheat, despite the fact that the chief of the boat would not be responsible for crew management in a real life scenario so it'd be nice to have some kind of fatigue like I described to add an extra element into the hunt.

Good luck on your endeavor and I'll follow this thread with interest.

Damo.

h.sie · 07-28-10, 12:55 AM

@LGN1: What is your intention behind your work? Are repair times also affected by that?

@Damo: I also play with Fatigue=Off, because I think in critical situations the people do their job regardless of being tired or not. I installed numerous of mods which make life harder for me, so using Fatigue=Off is only one little step back to make life a bit easier.

07-27-10, 09:58 PM	#2
Damo Captain Join Date: May 2009 Location: Forever stuck in Data folder... Posts: 482 Downloads: 259 Uploads: 0	The OP makes interesting reading, but alas, I have no idea when it comes down to all that E=MC2 stuff so I can be of no help. I did make a post a while back about trying to simulate a fatigue model that whilst under normal transit conditions the crew didn't fatigue as if watch schedules rotated automatically and the crew stayed fresh, but upon coming under attack or commencing an attack the less experienced members would fatigue faster to simulate fear and confusion over their duties. I personally play with fatigue off, but while I use manual targeting/plotting I still feel it's a bit of a cheat, despite the fact that the chief of the boat would not be responsible for crew management in a real life scenario so it'd be nice to have some kind of fatigue like I described to add an extra element into the hunt. Good luck on your endeavor and I'll follow this thread with interest. Damo. __________________ The owl and the pussycat went to sea in a beautiful pea-green boat. It only took one T1 eel to convince that boat not to float.

07-28-10, 12:55 AM	#3
h.sie Admiral Join Date: Jul 2008 Posts: 2,192 Downloads: 131 Uploads: 0	@LGN1: What is your intention behind your work? Are repair times also affected by that? @Damo: I also play with Fatigue=Off, because I think in critical situations the people do their job regardless of being tired or not. I installed numerous of mods which make life harder for me, so using Fatigue=Off is only one little step back to make life a bit easier. __________________ My Mediafire page: http://www.mediafire.com/hsie