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Update for recent code changes. Make pseudo-code match the real code.

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Used to mention interception, but got it mostly wrong, removed.
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Markus Armbruster 2006-06-18 18:11:52 +00:00
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info/Flak.t
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@ -7,27 +7,23 @@ Flak is created from gunfire when enemy planes fly overhead.
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The way that flak works when planes fly over a sector is:
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* Sector flak is fired. Up to a maximum of 14 guns can fire
before being scaled.
* Land unit flak is then fired. Up to a maximum of 14 guns can
fire before being scaled. Only 'flak' capable units will fire
in this volley (see "info show"), and only the guns loaded onto
a land unit are counted in the # of guns firing.
* Ship flak is then fired. Up to a maximum of 14 guns can fire
before being scaled.
* Defensive planes then intercept.
* Sector flak is fired. Up to a maximum of 14 guns can fire.
They're then scaled by twice your country's tech factor. So, for
example, if you had 14 guns firing, and have a tech factor of 35%,
you would have a total of 14 * .35 * 2 = 10 (after rounding) guns
firing.
* Land unit flak is then fired. Only 'flak' capable units will fire
in this volley (see "info show"), and each point of aaf counts as
1.5 flak guns. Flak saturates at 14 guns, and is then scaled by
unit tech factor.
* Ship flak is then fired. Flak saturates at 14 guns, and is then
scaled by unit tech factor.
.fi
.s1
In all of the above flak rounds, once the maximum # of guns firing
has been determined, the # of guns is then scaled by your country's
tech factor, and then doubled. So, for example, if you had 14 guns
firing, and have a tech factor of 35%, you would have a total of
(14 * .35) * 2 = 10 (after rounding) guns firing.
.s1
In addition, if you are pinbombing a land unit or a ship, when
In addition, if you are pin-bombing a land unit or a ship, when
you make your bombing run, the specific unit/ship you are bombing
gets to fire flak at you again. This number of guns firing flak
in these cases is NOT scaled after the number of guns is determined.
in these cases does NOT saturate.
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When a sector fires flak, the amount of shells required is the # of
guns fired divided by 2. If not enough shells are available, either no flak
@ -53,14 +49,14 @@ Sector:
Ship:
guns = 0;
for (each ship in the sector)
guns += min(guns, guns able to fire) * (techfact of ship) * 2;
guns += min(guns, guns able to fire)
if (guns > 14)
guns = 14;
Land unit:
guns = 0;
for (each land unit in the sector)
guns += (aaf rating) * (techfact of unit) * 3;
guns += (aaf rating) * 1.5
if (guns > 14)
guns = 14;
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@ -68,9 +64,13 @@ Land unit:
Then, for each of the above general flak volleys, the # of guns is
scaled like so:
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firing = guns * (techfact of nation) * 2;
firing = guns * (average techfact) * 2;
On specific bombing runs, the # of guns firing is determined by:
where average techfact is the average tech factor of everything that
could fire in this volley, regardless of saturation. Sectors use
their owner's tech factor.
On pinpoint bombing runs, the # of guns firing is determined by:
Ship:
guns = min(guns, guns able to fire) * (techfact of ship) * 2;
@ -78,8 +78,6 @@ Ship:
Land unit:
guns = (aaf rating) * (techfact of unit) * 3;
The # of guns in these cases are NOT scaled.
techfact is determined by:
techfact = (50.0 + tech) / (200.0 + tech);
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@ -90,28 +88,29 @@ to 4 times in each sector, depending on circumstances. They are:
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1) Fly through general sector flak (if any)
1a) fight in a possible dog-fight
2) Fly through general ship flak (if any)
3) Fly through general unit flak (if any)
4) If pinbombing, fly through specific unit or ship flak (if any)
4) If pin-bombing, fly through specific unit or ship flak (if any)
.fi
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To figure out the damages that a plane takes each time it flys through
To figure out the damages that a plane takes each time it flies through
flak, the following formula's are used:
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flak = # of guns firing.
flak = flak - (planes defense + 1);
flak = flak - (planes defense);
if (plane is not tactical)
flak = flak - 1;
if (plane is stealthy)
flak = flak - 2;
if (plane is half stealthy)
flak = flak - 1;
if (flak > 8)
mult = flaktable[15] * 1.33;
mult = flaktable[16];
else if (flak < -7)
mult = flaktable[0] * 0.66;
mult = flaktable[0];
else {
flak += 7;
flak += 8;
mult = flaktable[flak];
}
mult *= flakscale;
@ -128,22 +127,23 @@ flak, the following formula's are used:
For the above, use this table:
flaktable[0] = 0.20
flaktable[0] = 0.132
flaktable[1] = 0.20
flaktable[2] = 0.25
flaktable[3] = 0.30
flaktable[4] = 0.35
flaktable[5] = 0.40
flaktable[6] = 0.45
flaktable[7] = 0.50
flaktable[2] = 0.20
flaktable[3] = 0.25
flaktable[4] = 0.30
flaktable[5] = 0.35
flaktable[6] = 0.40
flaktable[7] = 0.45
flaktable[8] = 0.50
flaktable[9] = 0.55
flaktable[10] = 0.60
flaktable[11] = 0.65
flaktable[12] = 0.70
flaktable[13] = 0.75
flaktable[14] = 0.80
flaktable[15] = 0.85
flaktable[9] = 0.50
flaktable[10] = 0.55
flaktable[11] = 0.60
flaktable[12] = 0.65
flaktable[13] = 0.70
flaktable[14] = 0.75
flaktable[15] = 0.80
flaktable[16] = 1.1305
and a flakscale of 1.75
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