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But, I'm wondering if there's a nuance to it as my test cases involved zero-skill behaviors and then tossing the commander to the wolves to see what happens. Or I may have another mod interfering, though I don't have many.
I've a mind to dip my toes back in myself just to make a mini mod that makes mimic a wee bit smarter.
Now I am slightly interested again...
Does the successor commanders hold with "Wait"?
One guess is that, whenever a ship is promoted to commander, it instantly calls "lib.request.orders", which essentially cancels the running Mimic command.
Whatever happens, this mod is gonna stay retired. If anything, I might make a new mod to slightly bugfix Mimic.
EgoSoft then made several subsequent "clarification" updates which are basically these:
- AutoTrade/AutoMine is not for every ship; skill level required
- Mimic is not for every ship; skill check applies
- EgoSoft agrees Mimic should try to recreate late commander's default orders; skill check applies
For further inquiries you should find EgoSoft or the general modding community.
I do notice that vanilla will check skill levels when trying to recreate orders, which is different from this mod. This may explain why sometimes the mimic "does not work": maybe the skill check failed.
Thanks for creating this mod to begin with, makes trading/mining much easier.
Cheers!