TWoS Escort Visual Sensor

[gutted]

Originally Posted by vdr1981

It could be that AI in current configuration is getting to much "bust" from available light indeed ...This should lower it a bit.

Will try that tweak out before i start messing with the cfg file.

Is it ok to save my current snapshot and reload that instead of using the default one? Because i'd hate to have to go and re-do all my colors for plotting tools.

[vdr1981]

Originally Posted by gutted

Will try that tweak out before i start messing with the cfg file.

Is it ok to save my current snapshot and reload that instead of using the default one? Because i'd hate to have to go and re-do all my colors for plotting tools.

You can simply manually disable/enable required Units available light patch.

If you are not satisfied with 0.5 value (0000003F), I'm pretty much sure that you will be with stock TDW settings 1.0 (0000803F) but in this case , units will be "too blind" during the dusk (at least for my taste).

[vdr1981]

Originally Posted by vdr1981

If you are not satisfied with 0.5 value (0000003F), I'm pretty much sure that you will be with stock TDW settings 1.0 (0000803F) but in this case , units will be "too blind" during the dusk (at least for my taste).

Any news ?

[gutted]

Originally Posted by vdr1981

Any news ?

sorry, i made the change. but with the release of wolfpack i've been busy

[gap]

Originally Posted by vdr1981

You can simply manually disable/enable required Units available light patch.

If you are not satisfied with 0.5 value (0000003F), I'm pretty much sure that you will be with stock TDW settings 1.0 (0000803F) but in this case , units will be "too blind" during the dusk (at least for my taste).

If a nighttime multiplier of 0.5 makes AI lookouts too sharp-eyed at night, and a value of 1.0 makes them too blind, with not trying an intermediate setting?

Else, I think one can play with the "start of nighttime value". If memory serves me well, that value is a threshold. When the ambient luminosity is bigger or equal to it, visual sensors have their maximum power (according to fog conditions, crew veterancy level, etc.); below it, sensor's effectiveness start decreasing proportionally to the decrease of ambient luminosity.

The following article and other similar studies might guide us into setting some (roughly) realistic values:

https://www.ecse.rpi.edu/~schubert/L...le-Chapter.pdf