unitReady: Difference between revisions

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Description:: Check if the unit is ready. Unit is busy when it is given some command like move, until the command is finished.
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Example 1:

_it = unitReady _soldierOne

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Posted on August 26, 2010
Rübe: Keep in mind that a) dead units are unitReady and b) that it takes a while until it get's known to group members that a unit is not alive anymore, which leads to c) the current leader of a group might be actually dead (until another group member takes command).
Why this is important? I'll give you an example: if you're using unitReady as a condition inside one of your fsm to advance whatever the fsm/group is doing, you really might wanna check that this unit is actually still alive. Otherwise you might end up with really fast and nasty loops in your fsm, eventually accompanied by a stream of radio commands that will last until finally a living leader is in command again.. and that could take a while... nasty, I tell you :)

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 Keep in mind that a) dead units are [[unitReady]] and b) that it takes a while until it get's known to group members that a unit is not [[alive]] anymore, which leads to c) the current [[leader]] of a group might be actually dead (until another group member takes command).<br>
-Why I this is important? I'll give you an example: if you're using [[unitReady]] as a condition inside one of your fsm to advance whatever the fsm/group is doing, you really might wanna check that this unit is actually still alive. Otherwise you might end up with really fast and nasty loops in your fsm, eventually accompanied by a stream of radio commands that will last until finally a living leader is in command again.. and that could take a while... nasty, I tell you :)
+Why this is important? I'll give you an example: if you're using [[unitReady]] as a condition inside one of your fsm to advance whatever the fsm/group is doing, you really might wanna check that this unit is actually still alive. Otherwise you might end up with really fast and nasty loops in your fsm, eventually accompanied by a stream of radio commands that will last until finally a living leader is in command again.. and that could take a while... nasty, I tell you :)
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