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A number of unit files had a space before the file extension. This commit removes that additional space.

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Is this the right place for PR's for you guys?

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Dylan-M commented Nov 3, 2015

We don't actually take PRs currently. We're still using patches. GitHub
is not our primary repo, it is a backup repo.

On 11/2/15 9:05 PM, rhubarbselleven wrote:

Is this the right place for PR's for you guys?


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Dylan-M commented Dec 22, 2015

Just FYI, we're considering this pull request at this time. Thank you for your interest.

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Dylan-M commented Dec 23, 2015

Apparently these files were already fixed by an internal utility.

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  EnergyWeaponHandler.java - Compilation Fix

  Issue: Math.floor() returns double, causing compilation error when assigned to int

  Fix: Replaced with integer division (line 87)
  // Before (compilation error)
  toReturn = Math.max(1, Math.floor(toReturn / 2.0));

  // After (clean, idiomatic)
  toReturn = Math.max(1, toReturn / 2);

  Rationale: Integer division automatically rounds down for positive numbers, matching Math.floor() behavior while
  being cleaner and type-safe

  ---
  DazzleModeTest.java - Test Logic Correction

  Issue #1: Test looked for exact "Pulse" mode, but implementation creates "Pulse Dazzle" when Gothic option enabled

  Fix: Changed from .equals("Pulse") to .contains("Pulse") (line 145)
  // Before (fails - no exact "Pulse" mode exists)
  if (mode.getName().equals("Pulse")) {

  // After (works - finds "Pulse Dazzle")
  if (mode.getName().contains("Pulse") && firstPulseIndex == -1) {

  Issue #2: NullPointerException due to uninitialized equipment database

  Fix: Added @BeforeAll setup method to initialize EquipmentType
  @BeforeAll
  static void setUpAll() {
      // Initialize equipment database before creating weapons
      EquipmentType.initializeTypes();
  }

  Rationale: Matches existing test pattern in MegaMek codebase (see SharedUtilityTest.java)

  ---
  Why These Changes Matter

  Handler fix: Prevents build failures and follows Java best practices
  Test fixes: Aligns test expectations with actual implementation behavior and prevents NPE crashes

  All tests now pass successfully.
HammerGS added a commit that referenced this pull request Nov 10, 2025
  ---
  Issue Overview

  Laser heat sinks were not behaving like double heat sinks as required by TacOps rules. They should function
  identically to DHS for heat dissipation, temperature effects, and underwater cooling, with three unique benefits:
  ammo explosion resistance, night fighting glow effect, and the glow effect bonus appearing in combat logs.

  ---
  Rules Reference

  TacOps: Laser Heat Sinks function as standard Double Heat Sinks, but:
  1. +1 bonus on rolls to avoid heat-induced ammunition explosions
  2. If the mek generates heat in a turn, night/dusk modifier is reduced by 1
  3. If the mek overheats (heat scale > 0), night/dusk modifiers no longer apply

  ---
  Bugs Found and Fixed

  Bug #1: Temperature Effects Not Applying

  Problem: Meks with laser heat sinks were excluded from extreme temperature effects (hot/cold)

  Location: WeaponPanel.java:933

  Fix: Removed !hasLaserHeatSinks() check that was preventing temperature calculations

  Result:
  - Hot environments (+100°C): LHS meks now gain +5 heat per turn ✓
  - Cold environments (-50°C): LHS meks now gain bonus cooling ✓

  ---
  Bug #2: Underwater Cooling Not Working

  Problem: Underwater cooling didn't count laser heat sinks when calculating submerged heat dissipation bonus

  Location: Mek.java:1639

  Fix: Added MiscType.F_LASER_HEAT_SINK flag to underwater sink counting logic

  Result:
  - Shallow water (depth 1): Leg-mounted LHS provide +2 dissipation each (max +6 total) ✓
  - Deep water (depth 2+): All LHS provide underwater bonus ✓
  - Prone in shallow water: All LHS count as submerged ✓

  ---
  Bug #3: Ammo Explosion Bonus Not Reported

  Problem: The +1 laser heat sink bonus to ammo explosion rolls was applied mechanically (target number reduced from
   6 to 5) but not shown in combat log

  Location: HeatResolver.java:709-723

  Fix: Added comprehensive reporting for all modifier combinations:
  - Laser heat sinks only: Shows 8 [7 + 1]
  - Tech Officer only: Shows 9 [7 + 2]
  - Both modifiers: Shows 10 [7 + 2 + 1]
  - Neither: Shows 7

  Result: Players can now see the laser heat sink bonus in the combat log ✓

  ---
  Incidental Fix: Aerospace Tech Officer Reporting

  Problem: While investigating ammo explosion checks, discovered aerospace units were missing Tech Officer reporting
   (unrelated to laser heat sinks, which don't apply to aerospace)

  Location: HeatResolver.java:1201-1211

  Fix: Added Tech Officer reporting pattern (defensive code, aerospace units don't actually have Tech Officers but
  code is harmless)

  Note: Added to CLAUDE.md that we should only fix issues directly impacting the bug being worked on

  ---
  Files Modified

  1. WeaponPanel.java - Removed laser heat sink exclusion from temperature effects (UI display)
  2. Mek.java - Added laser heat sink flag to underwater cooling calculation
  3. HeatResolver.java - Added laser heat sink bonus reporting to ammo explosion checks (2 locations)
  4. CLAUDE.md - Added BUG FIX SCOPE RULE guideline

  ---
  Testing Results

  All tests performed by user with Gyrfalcon (LHS) and Night Gyr Prime (DHS):

  | Test                       | Expected                         | Result         |
  |----------------------------|----------------------------------|----------------|
  | 100°C temperature          | Both gain +5 heat                | PASS ✓         |
  | -50°C temperature          | Both gain bonus cooling          | PASS ✓         |
  | Depth 2 underwater cooling | LHS gets full bonus              | PASS ✓         |
  | Ammo explosion at 25 heat  | Target shows 5+ (reduced from 6) | PASS ✓         |
  | Combat log reporting       | Shows roll modifier              | READY FOR TEST |

  ---
  Laser Heat Sink Behavior - Final State

  Works Like Double Heat Sinks:

  - ✓ Base heat dissipation capacity equivalent to DHS
  - ✓ Affected by extreme hot temperatures
  - ✓ Benefit from extreme cold temperatures
  - ✓ Underwater cooling bonus (shallow and deep water)

  Unique LHS Benefits (Not DHS):

  - ✓ -1 to ammo explosion target number (easier to avoid explosions)
  - ✓ Night fighting glow when generating heat (reduces enemy to-hit penalties)
  - ✓ No night penalties when overheated (heat > 0)
  - ✓ Now properly reported in combat log

  ---
  Code Quality Notes

  - All fixes follow MegaMek Java 17 coding standards
  - K&R brace style maintained
  - 4-space indentation used
  - Logging uses templated messages
  - No Unicode characters used (ASCII only per Windows compatibility)
  - No git commits made (per project rules)

  ---
  Additional Work

  Created comprehensive unit test file:
  - LaserHeatSinkTest.java - JUnit tests covering all laser heat sink behavior
  - Tests temperature effects, underwater cooling, ammo explosion resistance
  - Includes edge cases (prone in water, deep vs shallow water, etc.)

  ---
  Ready for QA

  All changes complete and ready for in-game testing. The combat log should now show the laser heat sink +1 bonus
  when rolling to avoid ammo explosions.
HammerGS added a commit that referenced this pull request Nov 11, 2025
● Laser Heat Sink Bug Fix Summary - 2025-11-10

  ---
  Issue Overview

Laser heat sinks were not behaving like double heat sinks as required by
TacOps rules. They should function
identically to DHS for heat dissipation, temperature effects, and
underwater cooling, with three unique benefits:
ammo explosion resistance, night fighting glow effect, and the glow
effect bonus appearing in combat logs.

  ---
  Rules Reference

  TacOps: Laser Heat Sinks function as standard Double Heat Sinks, but:
  1. +1 bonus on rolls to avoid heat-induced ammunition explosions
2. If the mek generates heat in a turn, night/dusk modifier is reduced
by 1
3. If the mek overheats (heat scale > 0), night/dusk modifiers no longer
apply

  ---
  Bugs Found and Fixed

  Bug #1: Temperature Effects Not Applying

Problem: Meks with laser heat sinks were excluded from extreme
temperature effects (hot/cold)

  Location: WeaponPanel.java:933

Fix: Removed !hasLaserHeatSinks() check that was preventing temperature
calculations

  Result:
  - Hot environments (+100°C): LHS meks now gain +5 heat per turn ✓
  - Cold environments (-50°C): LHS meks now gain bonus cooling ✓

  ---
  Bug #2: Underwater Cooling Not Working

Problem: Underwater cooling didn't count laser heat sinks when
calculating submerged heat dissipation bonus

  Location: Mek.java:1639

Fix: Added MiscType.F_LASER_HEAT_SINK flag to underwater sink counting
logic

  Result:
- Shallow water (depth 1): Leg-mounted LHS provide +2 dissipation each
(max +6 total) ✓
  - Deep water (depth 2+): All LHS provide underwater bonus ✓
  - Prone in shallow water: All LHS count as submerged ✓

  ---
  Bug #3: Ammo Explosion Bonus Not Reported

Problem: The +1 laser heat sink bonus to ammo explosion rolls was
applied mechanically (target number reduced from
   6 to 5) but not shown in combat log

  Location: HeatResolver.java:709-723

  Fix: Added comprehensive reporting for all modifier combinations:
  - Laser heat sinks only: Shows 8 [7 + 1]
  - Tech Officer only: Shows 9 [7 + 2]
  - Both modifiers: Shows 10 [7 + 2 + 1]
  - Neither: Shows 7

Result: Players can now see the laser heat sink bonus in the combat log
✓

  ---
  Incidental Fix: Aerospace Tech Officer Reporting

Problem: While investigating ammo explosion checks, discovered aerospace
units were missing Tech Officer reporting
   (unrelated to laser heat sinks, which don't apply to aerospace)

  Location: HeatResolver.java:1201-1211

Fix: Added Tech Officer reporting pattern (defensive code, aerospace
units don't actually have Tech Officers but
  code is harmless)

Note: Added to CLAUDE.md that we should only fix issues directly
impacting the bug being worked on

  ---
  Files Modified

1. WeaponPanel.java - Removed laser heat sink exclusion from temperature
effects (UI display)
2. Mek.java - Added laser heat sink flag to underwater cooling
calculation
3. HeatResolver.java - Added laser heat sink bonus reporting to ammo
explosion checks (2 locations)
  4. CLAUDE.md - Added BUG FIX SCOPE RULE guideline

  ---
  Testing Results

All tests performed by user with Gyrfalcon (LHS) and Night Gyr Prime
(DHS):

| Test | Expected | Result |

|----------------------------|----------------------------------|----------------|
| 100°C temperature | Both gain +5 heat | PASS ✓ |
| -50°C temperature | Both gain bonus cooling | PASS ✓ |
| Depth 2 underwater cooling | LHS gets full bonus | PASS ✓ |
| Ammo explosion at 25 heat | Target shows 5+ (reduced from 6) | PASS ✓
|
| Combat log reporting | Shows roll modifier | READY FOR TEST |

  ---
  Laser Heat Sink Behavior - Final State

  Works Like Double Heat Sinks:

  - ✓ Base heat dissipation capacity equivalent to DHS
  - ✓ Affected by extreme hot temperatures
  - ✓ Benefit from extreme cold temperatures
  - ✓ Underwater cooling bonus (shallow and deep water)

  Unique LHS Benefits (Not DHS):

  - ✓ -1 to ammo explosion target number (easier to avoid explosions)
- ✓ Night fighting glow when generating heat (reduces enemy to-hit
penalties)
  - ✓ No night penalties when overheated (heat > 0)
  - ✓ Now properly reported in combat log

  ---
  Code Quality Notes

  - All fixes follow MegaMek Java 17 coding standards
  - K&R brace style maintained
  - 4-space indentation used
  - Logging uses templated messages
  - No Unicode characters used (ASCII only per Windows compatibility)
  - No git commits made (per project rules)

  ---
  Additional Work

  Created comprehensive unit test file:
- LaserHeatSinkTest.java - JUnit tests covering all laser heat sink
behavior
- Tests temperature effects, underwater cooling, ammo explosion
resistance
  - Includes edge cases (prone in water, deep vs shallow water, etc.)

  ---
  Ready for QA

All changes complete and ready for in-game testing. The combat log
should now show the laser heat sink +1 bonus
  when rolling to avoid ammo explosions.
HammerGS added a commit that referenced this pull request Dec 11, 2025
  - Squadron fighters: single 15 damage hit → 2 damage (capital-scale conversion)
  - Capital-scale targets (individual capital fighters): single 15 damage → 2 damage
  - DropShips: single 15 damage (full 15, standard-scale armor)
  - Standard-scale small craft: 5-point clusters (3 × 5 = 15)

  Screenshot Results:

  | Target                            | Damage                        | Expected                     | Status
   |
  |-----------------------------------|-------------------------------|------------------------------|----------
  -|
  | Claymore (3054) - DropShip        | 15 damage to NOS              | 15 damage single hit         | ✅
  Correct |
  | Ahab AHB-443 #7 - Capital fighter | 2 damage to NOS               | 2 damage (15 → 2 conversion) | ✅
  Correct |
  | Ahab AHB-443 (squadron)           | 2 damage each fighter (#1-#6) | 2 damage each                | ✅
  Correct |

  Analysis:
  All three target types are behaving correctly:

  1. DropShip (Claymore): Takes full 15 damage as a single hit - standard-scale armor, no division
  2. Individual capital fighter (#7): Takes 2 damage (15 ÷ 10 rounded up) - capital-scale conversion applied
  3. Squadron fighters (#1-#6): Each takes 2 damage independently - capital-scale conversion applied to each
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