0.64.0

I've decided that UnitCrunch isn't complicated enough (/s) and have added an "Advanced" mode for profile editing. Profiles can now support multiple units with multiple model types.

Features

• The profile edit form now has both a "Basic" mode and an "Advanced" mode. "Basic" mode is a new term for what you've used up until now. "Advanced" mode offers new options including:
  • Profiles contain 1-3 units. Units contain 1-3 model types.
  • Units have profile abilities. Model types have characteristics & weapons.
  • Multiple model types allows for more than 1 group of characteristics per profile. This means you can now model things like a squad made up of a sergeant and several grunts, where each of those 2 model types can have varied characteristics and weapons.
  • Multiple units per profile means you can now model attaching leaders to other units. You can even mark one or more units as leaders. Units can have abilities that they can opt to share with the other units in the same profile.
  • You can specify the "Order slain" for a profile's model types. OR you can have UnitCrunch automatically manage a half-sensible "Order slain" for you.
  • Units can both be created manually or copied from other existing profiles to streamline advanced profile creation. Need the same leader unit that you included in a profile earlier? Just search for & select that unit, and it'll be copied into the profile that you're currently editing.
• Basic profiles can be upgraded to become advanced profiles with ease. Under the hood, basic profiles are just advanced profiles with only one unit that has only one model type. This is hidden from you when in basic mode to keep things simple where needed.
• With profiles becoming potentially more complex, so have the simulations that use them. Much of the code run during a simulation has been re-written to handle the new profile structure.
• Charts no longer display overkill damage. The new profile structure makes this much more difficult and so the feature has been removed as a necessary trade-off.
• All of your existing custom profiles have been updated to support the new profile structure.
• Demo profiles can now be added to your existing profiles rather than always replace them (so long as you have space).
• Added 2 new demo profiles designed to showcase what's possible with the advanced profile editor:
  • "Avengers": A single unit squad comprising 2 model types (1 champion and several grunts).
  • "Boys led by Medic": A multi-unit profile with an attached leader that shares a 5+++ FNP ability with other units in the profile.
• Have made it clearer that the "Generate extras" effect is evaluated per attack and signposted the "Increase weapon attacks" effect for increasing a weapon's "Attacks" characteristic.

Fixed

• Modal "Cancel" button was concealed behind keyboard when selecting a profile or preset modifier on Chrome-like mobile browsers (Chrome, Brave etc).
• "Damage not ignored" results now show as expected when adding a "Feel no pain" value to an ad hoc defender. This was just a display bug and didn't affect final results.
• Selecting the same profile as attacker & defender could lead to some odd visual feedback re selected abilities.
• Points efficiency results weren't showing if either profile was "ad hoc" despite both profiles having points values.
• Ultra-niche bug whereby a modifier effect set to always wound and be marked as a crit wouldn't always behave like a crit.
• Fixed a bug that could sometimes cause the sims to hang indefinitely just after a saving a newly created global modifier.

Credits

• Bug reporting: Bluescreech, korzxd