How work fatigue model RuB 1x TC?

Yoriyn · 01-31-08, 01:15 PM

Anybody have a idea how the RuB 1x TC works? I play in realtime (no time compresion) but I just start using RuB 1x fatigue model and I need more information about it. When the crew begin to be tired, and how long they need rest? Any differents in fatigue depend from U-boat section?

Jimbuna · 01-31-08, 01:28 PM

This is quite an old mod now mate......IIRC fatigue takes it's toll in 8 hours RL.
Not 100% certain mind :hmm: Someone may be able to expand on your query a bit more soon

onelifecrisis · 01-31-08, 02:20 PM

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Originally Posted by Yoriyn

Anybody have a idea how the RuB 1x TC works? I play in realtime (no time compresion) but I just start using RuB 1x fatigue model and I need more information about it. When the crew begin to be tired, and how long they need rest? Any differents in fatigue depend from U-boat section?

It works like this:

Your crew gradually become tired over a period of days/weeks. They tire slowly when cruising (i.e. when on watch / in the command room / radio room), a bit quicker cruising in bad weather, and very quickly (relatively speaking) in battle (torpedo loading / repair). Putting them in quarters doesn't actually regenerate any fatigue, but crew in quarters will not lose any either.

The idea is that this models the crew gradually becoming more and more worn out over the course of a mission, so they are very effective at the start but after 2 weeks of patrol/battle they'll be tired and less effective. I quite like it actually.

BTW, you don't have to stay at 1x for it to work, but you do have to stay lower than your "3D TC" setting (default 32, but if you have a decent PC you can crank this all the way up to 1024 no problem).

HTH
OLC

Yoriyn · 01-31-08, 03:26 PM

Thank you. I see, this is something similar to "battle stress" fatigue model. Am right?

onelifecrisis · 01-31-08, 04:20 PM

mikaelanderlund · 02-01-08, 04:37 AM

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Originally Posted by onelifecrisis

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Originally Posted by Yoriyn

Anybody have a idea how the RuB 1x TC works? I play in realtime (no time compresion) but I just start using RuB 1x fatigue model and I need more information about it. When the crew begin to be tired, and how long they need rest? Any differents in fatigue depend from U-boat section?

It works like this:

Your crew gradually become tired over a period of days/weeks. They tire slowly when cruising (i.e. when on watch / in the command room / radio room), a bit quicker cruising in bad weather, and very quickly (relatively speaking) in battle (torpedo loading / repair). Putting them in quarters doesn't actually regenerate any fatigue, but crew in quarters will not lose any either.

The idea is that this models the crew gradually becoming more and more worn out over the course of a mission, so they are very effective at the start but after 2 weeks of patrol/battle they'll be tired and less effective. I quite like it actually.

BTW, you don't have to stay at 1x for it to work, but you do have to stay lower than your "3D TC" setting (default 32, but if you have a decent PC you can crank this all the way up to 1024 no problem).

HTH
OLC

I like it too. But I have modified it so after 4 weeks of patrol they will be tired.

Mikael

Yoriyn · 02-01-08, 05:16 AM

Yoriyn · 02-02-08, 02:53 PM

Anyone can help me with fatigue modification.

01-31-08, 01:15 PM	#1
Yoriyn Planesman Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: Control room Posts: 181 Downloads: 154 Uploads: 0	How work fatigue model RuB 1x TC? Anybody have a idea how the RuB 1x TC works? I play in realtime (no time compresion) but I just start using RuB 1x fatigue model and I need more information about it. When the crew begin to be tired, and how long they need rest? Any differents in fatigue depend from U-boat section?

01-31-08, 01:28 PM	#2
Jimbuna Chief of the Boat Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: 250 metres below the surface Posts: 190,473 Downloads: 63 Uploads: 13	This is quite an old mod now mate......IIRC fatigue takes it's toll in 8 hours RL. Not 100% certain mind :hmm: Someone may be able to expand on your query a bit more soon __________________ Wise men speak because they have something to say; Fools because they have to say something. Oh my God, not again!!

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02-02-08, 02:53 PM	#8
Yoriyn Planesman Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: Control room Posts: 181 Downloads: 154 Uploads: 0	Anyone can help me with fatigue modification. __________________ Oblt.zS. Kurt Hanke, commander of U-83 (Type VIIB) in WaW 5. Patrol 1 - at sea : 5 ships - 10095 BRT My filefront mods link To Battle Station order mod for SH3 and more

01-31-08, 03:26 PM	#4
Yoriyn Planesman Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: Control room Posts: 181 Downloads: 154 Uploads: 0	Thank you. I see, this is something similar to "battle stress" fatigue model. Am right?

02-01-08, 05:16 AM	#7
Yoriyn Planesman Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: Control room Posts: 181 Downloads: 154 Uploads: 0	Can you tell me how do you modyficate the fatigue model? And what means all this strange code? Desc=RUb 1x TC CREW_0\|FatigueMax=0.80 CREW_0\|FatigueStep=0 CREW_1\|FatigueMax=0.75 CREW_1\|FatigueStep=0 CREW_2\|FatigueMax=0.70 CREW_2\|FatigueStep=0 CREW_3\|FatigueMax=0.70 CREW_3\|FatigueStep=0 CREW_4\|FatigueMax=0.65 CREW_4\|FatigueStep=0 CREW_5\|FatigueMax=0.60 CREW_5\|FatigueStep=0 CREW_6\|FatigueMax=0.75 CREW_6\|FatigueStep=0 CREW_7\|FatigueMax=0.7 CREW_7\|FatigueStep=0 CREW_8\|FatigueMax=0.65 CREW_8\|FatigueStep=0 FATIGUE_COEF\|RegularFactor00=0.0001 FATIGUE_COEF\|SpecificFactor00=0.0004 FATIGUE_COEF\|BadWeather0=0.0003 FATIGUE_COEF\|RegularFactor10=0.0001 FATIGUE_COEF\|RegularFactor11=0.0001 FATIGUE_COEF\|SpecificFactor10=0.0001 FATIGUE_COEF\|SpecificFactor11=0.0002 FATIGUE_COEF\|BadWeather1=0.0002 FATIGUE_COEF\|RegularFactor20=0.0001 FATIGUE_COEF\|RegularFactor21=0.0001 FATIGUE_COEF\|SpecificFactor20=0.0001 FATIGUE_COEF\|SpecificFactor21=0.0002 FATIGUE_COEF\|BadWeather2=0.0002 FATIGUE_COEF\|RegularFactor30=0.0001 FATIGUE_COEF\|RegularFactor31=0.0001 FATIGUE_COEF\|SpecificFactor30=0.0004 FATIGUE_COEF\|SpecificFactor31=0.0001 FATIGUE_COEF\|BadWeather3=0.0002 FATIGUE_COEF\|RegularFactor40=0.0001 FATIGUE_COEF\|RegularFactor41=0.0001 FATIGUE_COEF\|SpecificFactor40=0.0001 FATIGUE_COEF\|SpecificFactor41=0.0004 FATIGUE_COEF\|BadWeather4=0.0002 FATIGUE_COEF\|RegularFactor50=0.0003 FATIGUE_COEF\|RegularFactor51=0.0003 FATIGUE_COEF\|SpecificFactor50=0.001 FATIGUE_COEF\|SpecificFactor51=0.0013 FATIGUE_COEF\|BadWeather5=0.0006 FATIGUE_COEF\|SpecificFactor60=-0.001 FATIGUE_COEF\|SpecificFactor61=-0.001 FATIGUE_COEF\|SpecificFactor70=-0.001 FATIGUE_COEF\|SpecificFactor71=-0.001 FATIGUE_COEF\|RegularFactor80=0.0003 FATIGUE_COEF\|RegularFactor81=0.0003 FATIGUE_COEF\|SpecificFactor80=0.001 FATIGUE_COEF\|SpecificFactor81=0.0013 FATIGUE_COEF\|BadWeather8=0.0006 FATIGUE_COEF\|RegularFactor90=0.0001 FATIGUE_COEF\|SpecificFactor90=0.0005 FATIGUE_COEF\|BadWeather9=0.0006 FATIGUE_COEF\|RegularFactor100=0.0001 FATIGUE_COEF\|SpecificFactor100=0.0004 FATIGUE_COEF\|BadWeather10=0.0006 FATIGUE_COEF\|RegularFactor110=0.0003 FATIGUE_COEF\|RegularFactor111=0.0003 FATIGUE_COEF\|SpecificFactor110=0.0003 FATIGUE_COEF\|SpecificFactor111=0.0003 FATIGUE_COEF\|BadWeather11=0