Originally posted by Baustin
Originally posted by tetura
btw, i did run a small test today. I set an input that had only one output set at 50%. That input occurred 3 times. Once it ran the output I had set, twice it ran other plays from a less specific input. Very limited sample, but Baustin if you are right, it would have run that output all 3 times. So I don't think that's what I does. It seems like it runs the output at whatever % it is set at, and the rest of the time it moves on to the next relevant input. I'll test it some more but that's what I found so far...
Make up your mind, did that input trigger once, or 3 times? If you have more than one input that will trigger in a certain situation, it will use the usual criteria to decide which one triggers. Higher in the AI will trigger first, and quarter specific will override general. You can't have it both ways, either that input triggered, or it didn't.
I had a quarter specific input, with one output set at 50%. The situation for the input happened 3 times. But the output only happened once. That was also the only place I had that output selected, so I know it was triggering from that input. But If the quarter specific overrides the general, that input should have triggered all 3 times, and if you're correct that output should have then triggered all 3 times, but it didn't. So I'm still puzzled.
Originally posted by tetura
btw, i did run a small test today. I set an input that had only one output set at 50%. That input occurred 3 times. Once it ran the output I had set, twice it ran other plays from a less specific input. Very limited sample, but Baustin if you are right, it would have run that output all 3 times. So I don't think that's what I does. It seems like it runs the output at whatever % it is set at, and the rest of the time it moves on to the next relevant input. I'll test it some more but that's what I found so far...
Make up your mind, did that input trigger once, or 3 times? If you have more than one input that will trigger in a certain situation, it will use the usual criteria to decide which one triggers. Higher in the AI will trigger first, and quarter specific will override general. You can't have it both ways, either that input triggered, or it didn't.
I had a quarter specific input, with one output set at 50%. The situation for the input happened 3 times. But the output only happened once. That was also the only place I had that output selected, so I know it was triggering from that input. But If the quarter specific overrides the general, that input should have triggered all 3 times, and if you're correct that output should have then triggered all 3 times, but it didn't. So I'm still puzzled.
