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| //Vehicular groups in "SAFE" behaviour will move in convoys | ||
| if (!isNull objectParent _unit && {behaviour _unit isEqualTo "SAFE"}) exitWith | ||
| if (!isNull objectParent _unit && {behaviour _unit == "SAFE"}) exitWith |
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isEqualTo is faster because it is case sensitive... and behaviour only outputs "SAFE"
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In 3.3.3, there's a stutter that causes the framerate to drop to about 10fps every 10 seconds or so.
This is caused by some really expensive calls to 'nearTargets', followed by sorting that list - both of those operations cost many milliseconds.
The changes made here alter how ClstKnwnEnmy works to avoid those issues. There may be minor changes to behaviour as a result, but nothing I've noticed in testing.