- Unicorn only when Tgroove 16-18 sec.
- Recovery time can be given as relative seconds.
- Time before turn can be specified by user.
- Function to get next recovery time.
- Removed some old code.
no code touched
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I went through removing where 6-7 year old docs used a non existent method "Schedule" and replaced it with SpawnSchedule() wher ethat worked or Spawn() where I couldnt understand the ancient demo.
Also added warnings on IniLimit and InitCleanUp() the two worst offenders of misconfiguration.
Couple of Belgian typos corrected.
ATC table was changed to the correct name for the enumerator string of "Ford" to "Ford_AB" The main enumerator table was not also changed so the two mismatched.
One has to agree with the other else Moose stops with an index error.
However, there could be minor risk if someone refers to the old enumerator. Whilst we dont care about the string name, the AB was changed by ED anyway. The actual way to keep is to have the string equal the map name. Either way is damned if you do, damned if you don't but I'd rather keep the convention and blame ED than keep it wrong and inconsistent.
Added:
Requested assets spawn in various "Engagement Rules" (ROE) and Alerts modes. If your assets will cross into dangerous areas, be sure to change these states. You can do this in @{#WAREHOUSE:OnAfterAssetSpawned}(*From, *Event, *To, *group, *asset, *request)) function.
Initial Spawn states is as follows:
GROUND: ROE, "Return Fire" Alarm, "Green"
AIR: ROE, "Return Fire" Reaction to Threat, "Passive Defense"
NAVAL ROE, "Return Fire" Alarm,"N/A"
Solves issue #1260
#Issue 1255 is for now solved by adding a caution to documentation for function/directive: "CAUTION: this directive will NOT work with OnSpawnGroup function."
Requires work from author or someone else with deep knowledge of the class.
