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Maurauder bug 1 .jpg (146,752 bytes) Maurauder bug 2 .jpg (142,898 bytes) |
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Technically the problem is a bit different. The Marauders don't seem to be able to detect what the human defenses are. I iterate over all the planets and check the following Planet planet = galaxy.Planets[i]; PlanetFaction controllingFaction = planet.GetPlanetFactionForFaction( planet.GetControllingFaction() ); FInt hostileTotalStrength = planet.GetPlanetFactionForFaction( faction ).DataByStance[FactionStance.Hostile].TotalStrength; if(controllingFaction.Faction.Type == FactionType.Player && hostileTotalStrength < this.Data.Budget * this.Data.Braveness_Constant ) { //This planet is a valid target because it's owned by the player and the hostile strength (aka the human defenders) are less than the budget available to the marauders //unfortunately the hostileTotalStrength always seems to think that it's 0 and I don't know why } I need to figure out what's going on. |
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Fixed some dumb bugs on my part. Thanks for the bug report |
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You're welcome! |
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Badger, I wonder if the "disappearing as soon as they spawn" bit might also be related to what the nanocaust stuff is doing? Appear, fire off a shot, disappear. Suddenly there are nanocaust ships on the other planet, unexpectedly. |
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Completely unrelated. This bug was because I had messed up the logic in figuring out which planets marauders should attack, and also the conditions under which the marauders should leave. These were just dumb mistakes in basic functionality. The Nanocaust stuff is a much more complex and interesting bug, which is conveniently not in the Nanocaust code ;-) |
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10-4. Thanks! |
- Anonymous
