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| − | '''Stupidity''' is one of the | + | '''Stupidity''' is one of the individual traits [[kerbonaut]]s have. In the game file "persistent.sfs" it is a scalar value with the key ''<tt>dumb</tt>''. |
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| + | [[Courage]] and the hidden "badS" (badass) flag work along with Stupidity to determine how a kerbonaut reacts to variously lethal flight conditions. These reactions range from 'happy' to 'inconsolable horror', displayed by facial expressions and gestures typically seen in IVA cams. | ||
Greater degrees of Stupidity tend to inhibit both emotions, tending toward neutral expressions and relatively calm movements. Kerbals with less stupidity tend to be terrified when trajectories are bad, and in general, which perhaps they ought to be. | Greater degrees of Stupidity tend to inhibit both emotions, tending toward neutral expressions and relatively calm movements. Kerbals with less stupidity tend to be terrified when trajectories are bad, and in general, which perhaps they ought to be. | ||
Revision as of 12:11, 14 March 2014
Stupidity is one of the individual traits kerbonauts have. In the game file "persistent.sfs" it is a scalar value with the key dumb.
Courage and the hidden "badS" (badass) flag work along with Stupidity to determine how a kerbonaut reacts to variously lethal flight conditions. These reactions range from 'happy' to 'inconsolable horror', displayed by facial expressions and gestures typically seen in IVA cams.
Greater degrees of Stupidity tend to inhibit both emotions, tending toward neutral expressions and relatively calm movements. Kerbals with less stupidity tend to be terrified when trajectories are bad, and in general, which perhaps they ought to be.
