Tkael
commented
1 month ago Here's an English-translated version of the recognition loop:
{for body in SystemDetails(system.systemname).bodies:
{body.shortname}
{set bodies to bodies + 1}
{if body.bodytype = "Moon" || body.bodytype = "Planet":
{if body.alreadydiscovered:
known, {set alreadydiscovered to alreadydiscovered + 1}
|elif !body.alreadydiscovered:
unknown,
{set nondiscovered to nondiscovered + 1}
}
}
{if body.bodytype = "Star":
{set stars to stars + 1}
{if body.alreadydiscovered = true :
{_ system known }
|else:
system is unknown
}
}
}
bodies = {bodies},
stars = {stars},
known objects = {if alreadydiscovered = 0 || !alreadydiscovered: 0: |else: {alreadydiscovered} }
unknown bodies = {if nondiscovered = 0 || !nondiscovered: 0: |else: {nondiscovered} }
nepomuk16321
Darkcyde13
What's Wrong (please be as specific as possible)
Expected
Correct reading of the properties, if a loop is used for reading, the property is only recognised or output correctly on the second pass
Observed
Body properties are not recognised correctly, e.g. "body.alreadydiscovered" for newly discovered systems
Steps to reproduce
see text below
Configuration
My Investigation
Investigation Notes
see text below
EDDI Logs
eddi.log
Player journals
Journal.2024-10-18T150918.01.log
Hello everyone, I think EDDI has a problem recognising the properties of the celestial bodies correctly? How do I arrive at this assertion? I am currently outside the bubble to discover a few undiscovered systems. It was while doing this that I noticed something. Once you have found an undiscovered system (sun with the property ‘body.alreadydiscovered = false’), you scan the bodies of the system (planets and moons) with the VSS/FSS. If you use a loop to query the property of whether the body has already been discovered (to recognise undiscovered bodies), you will be told on the first run that all bodies have been discovered, except one. If you run the query a second time, the bodies are correctly displayed/announced as not yet discovered. (Loop, which I have used, see at the end). The entries in the journal are correct. The bodies are listed as ‘WasDiscovered:false’. It is now difficult for a second CMDR to understand this, as the system has already been discovered by me. But wait, I haven't submitted the data yet, so a second CMDR would be able to check this. Here is the system where I noticed this: Pyult ZZ-E c28-2 . Only the last planet (planet 5) is announced as ‘unknown’ on the first run, the other 4 planets are announced as ‘known’ on the first run. Perhaps this error also has to do with not recognising the second or third sun, which I already described in the last thread. The second run of the FSSDiscoveryScan recognises the second or third sun.
Recognition loop: