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Staff Alerts Screen/Page - 3/16/2020 11:09:48 PM

Deathtreader

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Hi,

I've noticed in/on the staff alerts page that right below the counter image for each unit entry is the word "Level" followed by a 3 digit number. Out of curiosity -- what does this mean??

Rob.

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So we're at war with the Russkies eh?? I suppose we really ought to invade or something. (Lonnnng pause while studying the map)
Hmmmm... big place ain't it??
- Sir Harry Flashman (1854)

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RE: Staff Alerts Screen/Page - 3/17/2020 12:11:09 AM

CapnDarwin

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Rob,

My best guess reviewing the code is a debug value we were using to see if the worst units were at the top of the list. Some kind of quick math rollup for all of the soft factors for the unit. We probably needed to be removed when we went to commercial build, but we missed it. Our Rob will look tomorrow and hopefully match or correct my assessment. So the answer is, not much.

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OTS is looking forward to Southern Storm getting released!

Cap'n Darwin aka Jim Snyder
On Target Simulations LLC

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RE: Staff Alerts Screen/Page - 3/17/2020 11:19:25 PM

Deathtreader

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Copy that!

Thanks!

Rob.

_____________________________

So we're at war with the Russkies eh?? I suppose we really ought to invade or something. (Lonnnng pause while studying the map)
Hmmmm... big place ain't it??
- Sir Harry Flashman (1854)

(in reply to CapnDarwin)

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