unitName allowFleeing courage

Fleeing units will fall back into their initial position, wait for everyone to regroup and then continue into their waypoints again.

Thus fleeing only works properly for units who have moved from their initial position - units cannot be made to flee if they haven't been assigned any instructions to move and have only stood still in their initial position for the whole mission duration.

Units' courage until they start fleeing is affected by the injured and death units they have. The allowFleeing command works as a multiplier for this.

A couple of examples:

- Let's imagine we have a group of 12 men with 'allowFleeing' value of 0.5 - this means that the group must have less than 6 men alive (12 * 0.5 = 6) for it to start fleeing

- A group of 12 men with 'allowFleeing' value of 0.8 means that the group must have less than 10 men alive (12 * 0.8 = 9.6 (~ 10)) for it to start fleeing.

So in a nutshell: The maximum number of units the group must have alive until out of courage and start fleeing can be calculated by multiplying the number of units by their 'allowFleeing' value.

Injured units are also a factor as already mentioned, but it's a little harder to determine - units who've lost their legs (canStand) seem to add up to the probability of fleeing. Less serious injuries are a smaller factor.

Default 'allowFleeing' value is 0.5

Units' skill and rank don't have any effect on the their courage at all. Nor does the enemies they're facing.

(Tests performed in OFP: Resistance v.1.96)