Faster training time cheese

[ezsnackeur]

Given how the training time works you can train a completely untrained astronaut faster, lets say for gemini, if he's training together with astronauts that already have the proficiency in mercury and this is intended.

Now the cheesy part: by starting a training with multiple trained astronauts and only 1 untrained one the time can be cut down considerably for the untrained one, after doing that the rest of the oroficient astronauts can be removed from training one by one without affecting the training time of the other ones.
Rinse and repeat and you can queue all untrained astronauts for a fast training, after which the already proficient astronaut can start a training on their own to get the maximum speed out of all the trainings.

[Clayell]

Removing kerbalnauts from a training should probably recalculate the time of the training for all kerbals in that training
Hm, but it does. AddStudent and RemoveStudent both call RecalculateBP(), RecalculateBP calls _template.GetBaseTime, which should be calculating the time based off of the average training time of all of the kerbalnauts every time it is called through GetProficiencyTime.

[Clayell]

Can you post some pictures or a video of this happening?

[ezsnackeur]

5 nauts training all together

proficient ones removed

proficient ones starting a new training, only 10 days long

[Clayell]

Can you show a picture of what it is like if you just start to train the untrained astronauts?

[ezsnackeur]

They take the full time with a small variance based on stupidity

[Clayell]

Can you show this full time?

[ezsnackeur]

training alone

training with proficient nauts

proficient nauts removed and starting their own 10d training, the time doesnt change for Selliah

[Clayell]

Thanks.

[Clayell]

Hm, I'm lost. The only thing I can think of is that "Students.Remove(student);" does not work, but I do not think I can test that. All of the other pieces of code are exactly the same for adding a student as well, so if they were broken then the entire recalculation system would not work at all.