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In the UP_JET[1-4X] and SENSUIT tables, the Suit_Jetpack_Drain stat is inconsistent with the UI, and considered incorrectly in the "perfection" calculation.
Currently, the column has a value between 0 and 1. The value is the fraction of life support consumed by the jetpack for the equivalent usage; e.g., a value of 0.8 means that the jetpack uses 80% of the fuel it normally would. In the in-game UI, this is reported as +20% efficiency. So that means that for the values in the table, a lowerSuit_Jetpack_Drain value is better; e.g., 0.8 is better than 0.95. The perfection calculation treats higher Suit_Jetpack_Drain values as better, which is wrong. You can see this comparing UP_SNSUIT seeds 28862 and 68868. 28862 has +29% fuel efficiency but ~0.28 perfection, and 68868 has +5% fuel efficiency but ~0.50 perfection.
The easiest fix is just to replace all the values in the column with 1-[Current Suit-Jetpack_Drain], and redo the perfection calculation.
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In the
UP_JET[1-4X]
andSENSUIT
tables, theSuit_Jetpack_Drain
stat is inconsistent with the UI, and considered incorrectly in the "perfection" calculation.Currently, the column has a value between 0 and 1. The value is the fraction of life support consumed by the jetpack for the equivalent usage; e.g., a value of 0.8 means that the jetpack uses 80% of the fuel it normally would. In the in-game UI, this is reported as +20% efficiency. So that means that for the values in the table, a lower
Suit_Jetpack_Drain
value is better; e.g., 0.8 is better than 0.95. The perfection calculation treats higherSuit_Jetpack_Drain
values as better, which is wrong. You can see this comparing UP_SNSUIT seeds 28862 and 68868. 28862 has +29% fuel efficiency but ~0.28 perfection, and 68868 has +5% fuel efficiency but ~0.50 perfection.The easiest fix is just to replace all the values in the column with
1-[Current Suit-Jetpack_Drain]
, and redo the perfection calculation.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: