The usual symptom here was the game breaking when a carrier is
destroyed. The carrier would no longer be operational but missions would
be assigned there that could not generate flight plans.
We want the scud to not be culled, but we should still cull things
nearby. Rather than making the scud the center of a 2.5km unculled zone,
just exclude missile objectives from culling.
This changes the ground unit purchase behavior such that the supply
limit is exceeded by 30%, with the extra units kept in reserve.
The old hard cap of 50 units is no longer needed, since the ammo supply
now does the same task, so that's been removed.
Unit composition is defined by the doctrine. The most understaffed CP
will now get the most underrepresented unit type. Previously a random
understaffed CP would get a random unit type.
Fixes https://github.com/dcs-liberation/dcs_liberation/issues/1057.
This limit is determined by the number of buildings that belong to Ammo
Depots at the front line's connected Control Point. The limit increases
for every surviving building at ammo depot objectives.
There is a lower limit to the number of units that will spawn, so that
if there are no surviving ammo depot buildings at a control point, there
will still be some ground conflict.
Target the air defenses whose *threat ranges* come closest to friendly
bases rather than the closest sites themselves. In other words, the
SA-10 that is 5 miles behind the SA-6 will now be the priority.
This also treats EWRs a bit differently. If they are not protected by a
SAM their detection range will be used for determining their "threat"
range. Otherwise a heuristic is used to determine whether or not they
can be safely attacked without encroaching on the covering SAM.
Without this, *this turn's* urgent requests are lower priority than last
turn's stretch goals. The requests are remade every turn so we lose
nothing by removing this.
Bug was introduced by f69450e2ae24df81d42b1ebc63d8375731154612, so this
doesn't affect 2.5.
DMS with decimal seconds is what the hornet uses for PP targest. In the
future we'll want to make this aircraft specific (and potentially user
preference for jets like the A-10 that can handle both L/L and MGRS).
We shouldn't consider the non-escorted parts of the flight path when
checking for threats to determine if escorts should be used or not,
since escorts can't help in those areas anyway. This was causing escorts
to be overly requested since the bullseye is now a part of the
"flight plan", but could have also triggered for divert waypoints, or
for aircraft taking off in a retreat from a threatened location.
There is no "all but gun" RTB winchester option, so air to ground
missions with mixed weapon types will insist on using all of their
bullets after running out of missiles and bombs. Take away their bullets
so they don't strafe a Tor.
Exceptions are made for player flights and for airframes where the gun
is essential like the A-10 or warbirds.
