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* If a plane has a jammer, and it is not an air to air flight it will jam between join and split.
83 lines
3.8 KiB
Python
83 lines
3.8 KiB
Python
from typing import List, Type
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from dcs.point import MovingPoint
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from dcs.task import ControlledTask, EngageTargets, OptECMUsing, TargetType, Targets
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from game.ato import FlightType
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from game.utils import nautical_miles
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from .pydcswaypointbuilder import PydcsWaypointBuilder
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class JoinPointBuilder(PydcsWaypointBuilder):
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def add_tasks(self, waypoint: MovingPoint) -> None:
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if self.flight.flight_type == FlightType.ESCORT:
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self.configure_escort_tasks(
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waypoint,
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[
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Targets.All.Air.Planes.Fighters,
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Targets.All.Air.Planes.MultiroleFighters,
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],
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)
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elif self.flight.flight_type == FlightType.SEAD_ESCORT:
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self.configure_escort_tasks(
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waypoint, [Targets.All.GroundUnits.AirDefence.AAA.SAMRelated]
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)
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# Let the AI use ECM to preemptively defend themselves.
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ecm_option = OptECMUsing(value=OptECMUsing.Values.UseIfDetectedLockByRadar)
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waypoint.tasks.append(ecm_option)
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elif not self.flight.flight_type.is_air_to_air:
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# Capture any non A/A type to avoid issues with SPJs that use the primary radar such as the F/A-18C.
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# You can bully them with STT to not be able to fire radar guided missiles at you,
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# so best choice is to not let them perform jamming for now.
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# Let the AI use ECM to defend themselves.
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ecm_option = OptECMUsing(value=OptECMUsing.Values.UseIfOnlyLockByRadar)
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waypoint.tasks.append(ecm_option)
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@staticmethod
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def configure_escort_tasks(
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waypoint: MovingPoint, target_types: List[Type[TargetType]]
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) -> None:
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# Ideally we would use the escort mission type and escort task to have
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# the AI automatically but the AI only escorts AI flights while they are
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# traveling between waypoints. When an AI flight performs an attack
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# (such as attacking the mission target), AI escorts wander aimlessly
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# until the escorted group resumes its flight plan.
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#
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# As such, we instead use the Search Then Engage task, which is an
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# enroute task that causes the AI to follow their flight plan and engage
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# enemies of the set type within a certain distance. The downside to
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# this approach is that AI escorts are no longer related to the group
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# they are escorting, aside from the fact that they fly a similar flight
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# plan at the same time. With Escort, the escorts will follow the
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# escorted group out of the area. The strike element may or may not fly
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# directly over the target, and they may or may not require multiple
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# attack runs. For the escort flight we must just assume a flight plan
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# for the escort to fly. If the strike flight doesn't need to overfly
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# the target, the escorts are needlessly going in harms way. If the
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# strike flight needs multiple passes, the escorts may leave before the
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# escorted aircraft do.
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#
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# Another possible option would be to use Search Then Engage for join ->
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# ingress and egress -> split, but use a Search Then Engage in Zone task
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# for the target area that is set to end on a flag flip that occurs when
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# the strike aircraft finish their attack task.
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#
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# https://forums.eagle.ru/topic/251798-options-for-alternate-ai-escort-behavior
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waypoint.add_task(
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ControlledTask(
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EngageTargets(
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# TODO: From doctrine.
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max_distance=int(nautical_miles(30).meters),
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targets=target_types,
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)
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)
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)
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# We could set this task to end at the split point. pydcs doesn't
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# currently support that task end condition though, and we don't really
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# need it.
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