
During August 2025, IllianiBird focused on enhancing the mekhq repository by addressing critical bugs and refactoring core data models. Working primarily in Java, IllianiBird resolved issues in battle loss compensation, ensuring that players are now accurately credited for repairs to units damaged before battles, in line with campaign rules. The developer also improved procurement logic by renaming PartsTableModel to PartsStoreModel and correcting calculations for parts, ammunition, and armor quantities. Through careful bug fixing, data modeling, and GUI development, IllianiBird improved data integrity and operational efficiency, laying a stronger foundation for future maintainability and quality assurance within the project.

August 2025 performance summary for IllianiBird/mekhq. Delivered critical bug fixes and structural refactors to improve play balance, reliability, and procurement accuracy. Implemented battle loss compensation fix to ensure players are credited for repairs of units damaged prior to battles, refactoring the logic to compute damaged parts value and compensation modifiers in alignment with campaign rules. Renamed PartsTableModel to PartsStoreModel and corrected procurement quantity calculations to reflect total parts in use and in store, including ammunition and armor; fixed an edge case where an LRM-5 ammo count was reported as 25 instead of 24. These changes improve data integrity, user trust, and operational efficiency in campaign management.
August 2025 performance summary for IllianiBird/mekhq. Delivered critical bug fixes and structural refactors to improve play balance, reliability, and procurement accuracy. Implemented battle loss compensation fix to ensure players are credited for repairs of units damaged prior to battles, refactoring the logic to compute damaged parts value and compensation modifiers in alignment with campaign rules. Renamed PartsTableModel to PartsStoreModel and corrected procurement quantity calculations to reflect total parts in use and in store, including ammunition and armor; fixed an edge case where an LRM-5 ammo count was reported as 25 instead of 24. These changes improve data integrity, user trust, and operational efficiency in campaign management.
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