It was a mistake to use real life chemicals on the grounds of "realism", especially when the chemical doesn't actually act realistically to how it does in real life. With the removal of the Inaprovaline medication as well, we can return the name to Norepinephrine, which was originally called Inaprovaline anyway.
Added a holographic ammo display, that provides the number of bullets left as a number next to the sprite.
Added the HAD to the devices and tools uplink, as well as to cargo under Zavodskoi.
Fixes a bug with gunshot residue when certain gloves are worn.
rscadd: "The cookie snack now contains cookies, like the mint and gum packs. They've also been added to the rations box selection."
rscadd: "Gum packs, mint packs and the cookie snack from the vending machines visibly open when clicked on."
rscadd: "Gum packs, mint packs and the cookie snack can be crumpled up when empty. If you really wanted to, you still can crumple it with things inside, so long as you're in harm intent."
rscadd: "Odd boxes, such as candle boxes, donut boxes, crayon boxes and egg boxes can be folded and unfolded from cardboard sheets."
rscadd: "Donut boxes, egg cartons and cigarette packets visibly open when clicked on. Alt-click to close."
rscadd: "Mints actually have a proper taste description now."
Hacking no longer requires you to hold the tool (wirecutters, multitool, signaler) in your active hand, just that the tool is in one of your hands. This applies to cyborgs as well.
Surprisingly, doesn't really change that much user-facing side.
For some stupid reason, cigar cases were using a rehash of cigarette packet code for no good reason. So I just made it a parent item, and it works just fine.
also added a tooltip to share the rather obscure feature of putting a cigarette in your mouth.
resprites the tajaran cigarette packets to more accurately match where they come from
Added a lowpop gamemode called 'Burglars', featuring a new type of antagonist, a mix between a heister and a traitor. Neutered for lowpop fun.
Added a mixed gamemode, 'Conflict', which is heisters and burglars.
Added sharpened bear traps, a mechanical trap that ignores armour in the clamp action, to the Stealthy and Inconspicuous Weapons uplink.
Added closet teleporters to the Stealth and Camouflage Items uplink, a device that start linked and can be attached to closets to set-up a teleport network. Step inside and close the door to teleport.
Pushing a wall to try and find a secret entrance now takes a few seconds of touching and feeling.
This shit is just full of issues that keep popping up and frankly I can't be fucked to deal with them.
Note: I'll probably do the same thing again but very simplified later on. This iteration is a mistake in how much of a mess it is, unfortunately.
Now this might actually be the last of the ports before I actually code things I swear.
Ports Baystation12/Baystation12#25773 and adds sprinting by holding the shift key, also adding the option to add more movement intents for species with their own slowdown etc etc.
Fixes mech mounted autolathes.
Adds a hand-mounted toolset that has: a wrench, a crowbar, and a screwdriver setting.
Replaces the AI mech's drill with a hand-mounted toolset.
I need icon and on-mech sprites for the back-mounted autolathe and the hand-mounted toolset. Neither have to have any special animations or anything, static images are fine. Toolset sprite doesn't have to change with tool change.
-Almost all aspects of virology and it's related machinery and objects have been purged from the code and map.
-Most of disease code has been purged. Some pieces of it remain as holdovers because they would require extensive rewrite of defines and codes for things like nanite robot transformation and appendicitis (that frankly isn't necessary)
-The outbreak event has been purged, as has the virology malicious code event variant.
-The Virology department has been remapped into the Abandoned Sector.
Added a new admin verb that allows admins to more easily put observers into event bodies.
Changed the Select equipment verb in the Fun menu to Set Human Outfit, made it a little easier to use.
The agent ID card now makes you invisible to the AI when electronic warfare is enabled.
The price of the agent ID card have been upped to 4, from 3.
Agent IDs now have a charge, which lasts for a few minutes. When the charge runs out, electronic warfare is disabled.
Credits to Loaf (the man of many names) from Nebula for teaching me this technique.
Wizard spellbooks can now be stored in the belt slot.
Necromancers now get 10 spell points, up from 8.
Smoke now properly layers over mobs, obscuring them.
Wizard Apprentices and Skeletons are now in the Ghost Spawner menu. The former can be enabled by buying an Apprentice Pebble artifact, a new wizard item which acts as a portable spawnpoint. The latter by casting Raise Dead on a corpse.
Apprentices are now given additional spells at the bottom of their spellbook, depending on which type of wizard their master is."
Bought artifacts now appear in your hands, if you have any free.
The Return to Master spell has received numerous bugfixes and should now work as expected, most of the time.
Ports Baystation12/Baystation12#19992 and Baystation12/Baystation12#27266.
Added a personal shield device to the traitor tools uplink.
Added a radiant shielding aura spell to Battlemage and Cleric.
Added an exosuit shield drone to the mechfab.
This works, but I'm not entirely happy with the sprites. The personal shield has no on-mob shimmer, it uses a mindbatterer grenade as an icon sprite. The wizard radiant spell uses a pretty big and janky sprite as an on-mob, and the exosuit's shield sprite doesn't follow the dir the mech faces, but that one I can maybe fix on my own. If anyone knows about that last one, lemme know, Bay had code for it that we do not.
#8005 just revived.
Tasks to acomplish while here:
Fix merge conflicts
Add ntIRC direct messaging
Things I migth consider adding in future PR:
Porting IRC to VueUI
Porting File Manager to VueUI.
So while I was doing completely different things, I remembered discussing, with Geeves, that our preferences toggles only save 16 bit flags. Despite BYOND now supporting 24 of them. Lo and behold, sanitization is at fault. So I fixed it.
Added a define BITFIELDMAX to indicate the max length of a BYOND bitfield. Replaced all relevant uses of 65535 with it. (Need to do a sweep for 0xffff as well, actually.)
