plugin/RunicNPC.cs

@@ -3661,9 +3661,11 @@ namespace Oxide.Plugins
         #region The cost warning (D227)
 
         /// <summary>
-        ///     What <paramref name="total"/> NPCs cost the server, from stage 1's measurements on both
-        ///     frameworks (PLAN.md §9, stage 1, Q5). The rig ran about 50 fps empty, so the warning
-        ///     says what NPCs ADD to a frame, not an fps.
+        ///     What <paramref name="total"/> NPCs cost the server, from stage 9's measurements of the
+        ///     released NPC on both frameworks (PLAN.md §9, stage 9, D306; stage 1, Q5, first): the worst
+        ///     of the two rigs, rounded up. Idle is said twice, because an NPC with no player within its
+        ///     sleep distance sleeps (D235) and costs a sixth of an awake one. The warning says what NPCs
+        ///     ADD to a frame, not an fps, since a server's own frame time varies far more than that.
         /// </summary>
         private static string CostWarning(int total)
         {
@@ -3672,9 +3674,10 @@ namespace Oxide.Plugins
             float hundreds = total / 100f;
             string estimate = total > 100 ? " (measured up to 100; beyond that this is an estimate)" : "";
             return $"RunicNPC: {total} NPC(s) on this server{estimate}. Measured on a test server, they add about " +
-                   $"{Mathf.Max(0.1f, hundreds * 1.5f):0.#} ms to every server frame while idle. If all fight at once they add about " +
-                   $"{hundreds * 5f:0.#} ms, and Rust's shared 2 ms AI budget then lets each react only every " +
-                   $"{Mathf.Max(0.3f, hundreds * 2.5f):0.#} s. Fighting other NPCs (a faction setting) was measured to cost about " +
+                   $"{Mathf.Max(0.1f, hundreds * 3f):0.#} ms to every server frame while idle with a player near enough to wake them, " +
+                   $"and about {Mathf.Max(0.1f, hundreds * 0.5f):0.#} ms once they sleep with nobody near. If all fight at once they add about " +
+                   $"{hundreds * 9f:0.#} ms, and Rust's shared 2 ms AI budget then lets each react only every " +
+                   $"{Mathf.Max(0.3f, hundreds * 3f):0.#} s. Fighting other NPCs (a faction setting) was measured to cost about " +
                    $"what fighting players does; on a map whose own AI is busy, each then reacts only every " +
                    $"{Mathf.Max(0.5f, hundreds * 7f):0.#} s.";
         }