sensitivityEar

[5133p39 16]

Does anybody know what exactly is sensitivityEar?

Does it set how good the AI can hear certain unit,

or does it set how good certain unit can hear others?

Does higher value mean better hearing (or louder movement) or vice versa?

[suma 8]

It sets how good certain unit hears other.

Higher value means given unit hears better.

[RN Malboeuf 12]

There' re several parameteres that seems to be defining unit ability to see/hear otheres

<table border="0" align="center" width="95%" cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0"><tr><td>Code Sample </td></tr><tr><td id="CODE">sensitivity=1; // sensor sensitivity

sensitivityEar=0.0075;

irScanRangeMin=0;

irScanRangeMax=0;

gunnerCanSee = CanSeeEye+CanSeeEar;

But there's no explanation for this two

<table border="0" align="center" width="95%" cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0"><tr><td>Code Sample </td></tr><tr><td id="CODE">irScanToEyeFactor=1;

irScanGround=true;

[5133p39 16]

It sets how good certain unit hears other.

Higher value means given unit hears better.

Thanks very much for the clarification.

I know i could do some experiments and figure it out by myself, but i was really tired by performing some other experiments - sometimes its very time consuming.

[malick 0]

As regards to 'sensitivity' and 'sensitivityEar', are they related ? For example, if I increase the value for 'sentivity', will it have an influence on 'sentivityEar' ?

If not, does that mean that 'sensitivity' is in fact 'sensitivityEye' ?

Thanks !

Malick

[madmedic 0]

There' re several parameteres that seems to be defining unit ability to see/hear otheres

<table border="0" align="center" width="95%" cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0"><tr><td>Code Sample </td></tr><tr><td id="CODE">sensitivity=1; // sensor sensitivity

sensitivityEar=0.0075;

irScanRangeMin=0;

irScanRangeMax=0;

gunnerCanSee = CanSeeEye+CanSeeEar;

But there's no explanation for this two

<table border="0" align="center" width="95%" cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0"><tr><td>Code Sample </td></tr><tr><td id="CODE">irScanToEyeFactor=1;

irScanGround=true;

AFAIK, These are all the same as in OFP. (except for "irscanto eyefactor"...never seen that one)

"Irscanground = true" means ground units will show up on the radar of a vehicle...."=false" means they will not.

[.kju 3245]

well well. good old OFP forum. still useful to search in the right part

(search item "irScanToEyeFactor")

Irscanrange

Whats up with irscanground

Getting Choppers to engage infantry

[RN Malboeuf 12]

Q

great search

http://www.flashpoint1985.com/cgi-bin....eyefact

Quote[/b] ]There are three settings working in together:

irScanToEyeFactor

irScanRangeMin

irScanRangeMax

Those settings can be used instead of irScanRange to make IR scan dange depend on the visibility distance. If there is irScanRange, fixed value is used. The same thing can also be acomplished by setting both irScanRangeMin and irScanRangeMax to the same value.

If there is no irScanRange, IR scan range is calculated as:

Code Sample

scanRange = visibility_range*irScanToEyeFactor

if (scanRange<irScanRangeMin) scanRange = irScanRangeMin;

if (scanRange>irScanRangeMax) scanRange = irScanRangeMax;

Where visiblity_range is basically a drawing distance, but may be shortenet by rain or fog.