getter for allowFleeing

[whiztler 137]

Been racking my brain how to get the 'allowFleeing' (0 - 1) number from a group. Been messing around with the 'courage' skill from a leader to see if that matches up, but it does not.

Anyone tried a solution before?

Dev's we need a 'allowFleeing' getter! (getAllowFleeing)

[fn_Quiksilver 1635]

1 hour ago, whiztler said:

Been racking my brain how to get the 'allowFleeing' (0 - 1) number from a group. Been messing around with the 'courage' skill from a leader to see if that matches up, but it does not.

Anyone tried a solution before?

Dev's we need a 'allowFleeing' getter! (getAllowFleeing)

 

https://community.bistudio.com/wiki/fleeing

[whiztler 137]

1 hour ago, fn_Quiksilver said:

 

https://community.bistudio.com/wiki/fleeing

 

That just returns bool. I need it to return the number. 

[Grumpy Old Man 3541]

1 hour ago, whiztler said:

 

That just returns bool. I need it to return the number. 

What number? It' either 0 or 1, to flee, or not to flee.

 

Cheers

[whiztler 137]

27 minutes ago, Grumpy Old Man said:

What number? It' either 0 or 1, to flee, or not to flee.

 

Cheers

 

According to https://community.bistudio.com/wiki/allowFleeing:

 

 

Sets the cowardice level (the lack of courage or bravery) of a group or unit. The more cowardice a Group or Object has, the sooner it will start fleeing. 0 means maximum courage, while 1 means always fleeing.

 

This to me means that the number could be between 0 and 1. Like setDamage. Correct me if I am wrong please.

[AZCoder 921]

I think you are correct. You can set the likelihood of fleeing. Conversely, the fleeing command only tells you if they are currently fleeing or not. There is nothing that returns the original cowardice value. Interesting question, I don't know how the courage skill plays into this, or if it does.

[pierremgi 4768]

You can try:

getSuppression unit1;

[Stormmy1950 41]

i dont know how is this scripted but did you try with float i mean
 

name allowFleeing cowardice

name - object

cowardice- Number

this allowFleeing 0.8;

 

[Lucullus 71]

Can't test it yet, but what about skill

_courageUnit = nameUnit skill "courage";

 

[AZCoder 921]

21 minutes ago, Lucullus said:

Can't test it yet, but what about skill

_courageUnit = nameUnit skill "courage";

 

The OP said he was messing around with courage and did not see a correlation. Sure it seems logical, but it doesn't appear to be related unfortunately.

 

[Lucullus 71]

Sometimes I should read better, OP meant the group...

[fn_Quiksilver 1635]

9 hours ago, whiztler said:

 

According to https://community.bistudio.com/wiki/allowFleeing:

 

 

Sets the cowardice level (the lack of courage or bravery) of a group or unit. The more cowardice a Group or Object has, the sooner it will start fleeing. 0 means maximum courage, while 1 means always fleeing.

 

This to me means that the number could be between 0 and 1. Like setDamage. Correct me if I am wrong please.

 

check the morale command. if it drops below (-1 + <allowfleeing>), the unit will start fleeing

 

[Grumpy Old Man 3541]

3 hours ago, fn_Quiksilver said:

 

check the morale command. if it drops below (-1 + <allowfleeing>), the unit will start fleeing

 

 

Units can flee with morale above 0.

Value range is between -1 and 1, so it won't drop below -1 according to wiki.

 

 

{
	_test = _x spawn {
		params ["_unit"];
		while {alive _unit} do {
			waitUntil {fleeing _unit};
			if (fleeing _unit) exitWith {
				_text = format ["%1 is fleeing! Morale: %2",_unit,morale _unit];
				diag_log _text;
				systemchat _text};
		}
	}
} forEach allUnits;

 

This depends on many other factors than morale alone, have yet to figure out what exactly it is, but courage, unit damage and unit losses in own group most likely play into it.

So using the fleeing command is your best bet, no reliable way to predict if a unit is about to flee, at least that I know of.

 

Cheers

 

[whiztler 137]

I can always count on @Grumpy Old Man for some thorough testing .

 

I came to the same conclusions with my previous test. From my testing I would say there are quite a lot of factors the determine the fleeing behavior.

 

Hope to see a getter engine function in the (near) future