reported AI is not finding a route.

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How long will it last?

[BIGNEWY]

Thanks for the video, please include the track replay also it will help us show the team and make reports

 

 

[Callsign112]

On 10/2/2020 at 7:33 AM, Spectr said:

 

How long will it last?

A little bit after the fact, but the following suggestions might help future use. I am assuming that your video shows a single group of about 15 Abrams tanks that were given a single way point to follow through complex terrain.

 

One thing I found really helps improve a grouped units ability to follow a path is to add more way points. It also helps to zoom into the map a bit to make sure that the way points are being placed on open terrain as opposed to a structure (building/tree/hedge). 

 

The other thing I found helps a bit is to use smaller groups. 5 groups of 3 will be much more robust in terms of following a path then 1 group of 15. It adds a little more work when you go to actually control the units in CA, but it also adds more flexibility in terms deploying the units while attacking/defending. Make sure your system has lots of RAM if you intend to use large groups/numbers of units.

 

 

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12.08.2021 в 13:05, BIGNEWY сказал:

Thanks for the video, please include the track replay also it will help us show the team and make reports

 

 

10 months later they answered me 
Hi @BIGNEWY, i can create a lot of tracks. any attempt to cross the city = getting stuck.
pay special attention to route3 and route4. everything is very bad there.

 

13.08.2021 в 03:59, Callsign112 сказал:

A little bit after the fact, but the following suggestions might help future use. I am assuming that your video shows a single group of about 15 Abrams tanks that were given a single way point to follow through complex terrain.

 

One thing I found really helps improve a grouped units ability to follow a path is to add more way points. It also helps to zoom into the map a bit to make sure that the way points are being placed on open terrain as opposed to a structure (building/tree/hedge). 

 

The other thing I found helps a bit is to use smaller groups. 5 groups of 3 will be much more robust in terms of following a path then 1 group of 15. It adds a little more work when you go to actually control the units in CA, but it also adds more flexibility in terms deploying the units while attacking/defending. Make sure your system has lots of RAM if you intend to use large groups/numbers of units.

 

 

wow wow! no.
this is not a solution to the problem.

route1.trk route2.trk route3.trk route4.trk

Edited August 19, 2021 by Spectr

[BIGNEWY]

thanks will check 

[BIGNEWY]

Reported to the team. 

 

Please in the future add track examples from the beginning it helps us process these reports. 

 

thank you