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Does it work "exactly" the same way as auto adjust in the packages? Here is my question:

Example:

AI has 4 inputs at 25% each with auto adjust set to "medium"

Each input has 1 output which is a package with 10 plays set at 10% each with auto adjust set to "quickly".

If a play is called and gets a loss than that "play" gets a -3 within the package. Does the package itself get a -3 based on that 1 play within the AI? It calls another play from that same package which is +10 yards so it gets a +3 added back to that "play" within the package. Does the "package" get +3 added back to it within the AI?

Or does using packages with multiple plays change how auto adjust within the AI works?

I've always assumed the more successful packages get called more, and the rate of % chance change depends on your settings. I typically am more aggressive in my auto adjust packages and more conservative with my AI outputs (if I'm using packages).

I understand all that but what I am asking is whether or not the percentage of an AI output changes based on 1 single play within a package? I understand the percentage of that play will go down within the package but does the percentage of the output within the AI also go down after just 1 play?

Originally posted by whodey08
Does it work "exactly" the same way as auto adjust in the packages? Here is my question:

Example:

AI has 4 inputs at 25% each with auto adjust set to "medium"

Each input has 1 output which is a package with 10 plays set at 10% each with auto adjust set to "quickly".

If a play is called and gets a loss than that "play" gets a -3 within the package. Does the package itself get a -3 based on that 1 play within the AI? It calls another play from that same package which is +10 yards so it gets a +3 added back to that "play" within the package. Does the "package" get +3 added back to it within the AI?

Or does using packages with multiple plays change how auto adjust within the AI works?


Yes

Originally posted by IdRatherFlyFish

Yes


Yes to which.......

Originally posted by jampysos
Yes to which.......

To the question:

Does it work "exactly" the same way as auto adjust in the packages?

This from Bort

Originally posted by
Question Let's say you have output A at 40%, output B at 40%, output C at 10%, and output D at 10%. You run the play from output A for a loss and get a -6% adjustment. Does that bring up B by 2%, C by 2%, and D by 2%? Or does it bring up B by 4%, C by 1%, and D by 1%?
Answer If A gets adjusted by -6, the other 3 get bumped up by 2.

From this I read that the output will have its bias reduced as well as the play within the package that forms the output (though that isn't directly stated here, because that's not what the questioner asked).

In other words, I read that this means Auto Adjust within the AI works exactly the same as auto adjust in packages.

Originally posted by Makntak
From this I read that the output will have its bias reduced as well as the play within the package that forms the output (though that isn't directly stated here, because that's not what the questioner asked).

In other words, I read that this means Auto Adjust within the AI works exactly the same as auto adjust in packages.

Yes.

Which was Mr. Whodey's question.

If AA is enabled in both the AI and the called Package - then there will be percentage adjustments to both the plays within the package, as well as the outputs within the AI. Think of the outputs as a package of packages. (if that helps you - yanno.. array of arrays)

Peace,

Fish