Introduce bleedout condition and fix IV hemorrhage #6470
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A class IV hemorrhage will induce hypovolemic shock (essentially a state preceding death, but we're a bit more forgiving).
kymckay
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| @@ -105,6 +105,10 @@ class ACE_Medical_StateMachine { | |||
| condition = QFUNC(conditionExecutionDeath); | |||
| events[] = {QEGVAR(medical,FatalInjury)}; | |||
| }; | |||
| class Bleedout { | |||
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This transition needs to be added to the other states as well. Otherwise if blood volume drops significantly you could potentially by pass the cardiac arrest state and end up with bleedout events without transitioning into a different state.
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Good catch, I've now updated both places where hemorrhage value is used in the UI (moved the strings associated over while I was at it). 👍 I'll probably change the way those are done in another PR as currently it seems a little off. |
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| <Key ID="STR_ACE_Medical_GUI_Lost_Blood1"> |
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After seeing the text strings, I would rename this one as "GUI_Lost_BloodGeneric" to avoid confusion with Blood2 message. Blood1 is "Lost a lot of blood", Blood2 is "Lost some blood".
This is a minor wish. so PR approved
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Yeah this is what I meant about them being off, I'll make a separate PR to fix these
* Introduce bleedout condition and fix IV hemorrhage * Update patient info display hemorrhage values * Update UI info hemorrhage values
When merged this pull request will:
Source on those values:
https://www.medicaldaily.com/breaking-point-how-much-blood-can-human-body-lose-350792
This PR relates to #6277 in that the fatal injury system really is designed to emulate damage to vital organs and so allowing it to occur on any bodypart isn't using it as intended. Instead, if we introduce a bleedout death condition we fix #5510 via another means which makes more sense. #6277 can then be re-purposed to allow fatal injury on the torso to emulate damage to organs located there.
We probably need to investigate the current bleed rates in the rewrite and tweak the factors on those to be balanced to these realistic limits on blood volume.