ah thought so, issue is due to the search radar to find the target, it'll almost always chaff before launch

is target chaffed before launch, FCS or target system could can't tell the difference of chaff and correct target.
noise of radars are huge, so..
it almost only work when target deploying chaff after missile launch.

is it perhaps because the chaff was with the target from the start, but then if it goes from lowest priority, it shouldnt matter eitherway.

Oh exciting, but yes inverted order filtering works well usually, but it just didnt seem to kick in at all, it sees both target, and its chaff, but always goes for the chaff

Still work in process.... going to publish a more effective version. preparing workshop description page...

That's because chaff forcibly occupies the frontmost signal slot, so for this missile I reversed the confidence order.
The system scans from slot 8 down to 1 in a for-loop in Lua, and it breaks as soon as it finds the first matching signal—so the missile sees the intended target before it sees the chaff.
That’s the basic anti-chaff logic.
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That said, this missile might be doing a slightly more complex version of that behind the scenes, but I honestly don’t remember exactly how much more.

Also it would be nice to have a lil description of the settings

i'm quite curious, i cant seem to make the anti-chaff work on this