→Summary: made changes in the equations to make the dimensionally consistent (esp. for percentages). (Personally I would rather use 0 ~ 1 rather than 0% ~ 100%, but I'm not going to unilaterally make that decision.)
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imported>76561198174427681 (→Summary: made changes in the equations to make the dimensionally consistent (esp. for percentages). (Personally I would rather use 0 ~ 1 rather than 0% ~ 100%, but I'm not going to unilaterally make that decision.)) |
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The current max receiving efficiency can be calculated as follows: | The current max receiving efficiency can be calculated as follows: | ||
<code>100 - 70 * 0.9^small_upgrade_count * 0.85^big_upgrade_count</code> | <code>max receiving efficiency[%] = 100% - 70% * 0.9^small_upgrade_count * 0.85^big_upgrade_count</code> | ||
The upgrades give 10% more efficiency for the first 6 upgrades (small upgrades) and 15% more efficiency for the last two upgrades (big upgrades). | The upgrades give 10% more efficiency for the first 6 upgrades (small upgrades) and 15% more efficiency for the last two upgrades (big upgrades). | ||
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Continuous receiving increases actual ray receiving efficiency even further. Although for the values between 0% and 100% the math is very complicated, for 100% Continuous receiving it simplifies to: | Continuous receiving increases actual ray receiving efficiency even further. Although for the values between 0% and 100% the math is very complicated, for 100% Continuous receiving it simplifies to: | ||
<code>100 - 0.6 * solar ray basic energy dissipation</code> | <code>actual receiving efficiency[%] = 100% - 0.6 * solar ray basic energy dissipation[%]</code>, where | ||
<code>solar ray basic energy dissipation[%] = 100% - max receiving efficiency[%]</code> | |||
This is also directly visible in the "Current upgrade data" in game. | |||
Example for the Ray transmission efficiency level 10: | Example for the Ray transmission efficiency level 10: | ||
* max receiving efficiency: <code>100 - 70 * 0.9^6 * 0.85^4 = '''80.58%'''</code> | * max receiving efficiency: <code>100% - 70% * 0.9^6 * 0.85^4 = '''80.58%'''</code> | ||
* solar ray basic energy dissipation: <code>100 - max receiving efficiency = 19.42%</code> | * solar ray basic energy dissipation: <code>100% - max receiving efficiency = 19.42%</code> | ||
* actual ray receiving efficiency for the ray receiver with '''100%''' continuous receiving: <code>100 - 0.6 * 19.42 = '''88.35%'''</code> | * actual ray receiving efficiency for the ray receiver with '''100%''' continuous receiving: <code>100% - 0.6 * 19.42% = '''88.35%'''</code> | ||