This has zero reason to exist in our code base. We have no procs or
variables tied to this. I removed it to make future modifications
cleaner.
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Signed-off-by: Cody Brittain <1779662+Generalcamo@users.noreply.github.com>
Added 79 new stickers. 60 by LforLouise, 1 by Noble Row, 2 by Ben10083,
10 by Hazelmouse, 1 by Mr.Popper, 4 by FabianK3, and 1 by Kermit.
Added sticker sheets, a storage that can only store stickers. Sprite by
Noble Row
Added the new sticker sheets to the loadout menu
Replaced gold star and googly eye boxes with sticker sheets.
Unified most of the procs into one definition, so there are no duplicate
around the codebase.
Marked some of the above as overridable if a good enough case can be
made for them (eg. external dependency or unlikely to be used).
### Summary:
This PR fleshes out cryonics, both inside a cryotube and outside of a
cryotube, and gives a pharmacist a lot more to do during those high
energy rounds as they will be required to prepare and oversee any
cryonic mixes. Lots of ways you can go about doing with the biggest
reward being brain regeneration that bypasses oxygenation requirements,
at the cost of significant downsides if done improperly.
This generally empowers pharmacists and physicians and offers
non-surgical treatment alternatives, though often incurs a penalty or
takes a little longer than surgical treatment, so it doesn't make
surgeons redundant.
This list'll be exhaustive so medical players aren't left in the dark
and can just refer to this while a wiki update is worked on, instead of
digging through code.
**Changes to Stasis/Cryotubes:**
- Stasis at temperates between 120K and 200K has been reduced to between
5 and 10, as opposed to 10 and 20. This means chemicals still have a
good chance of metabolising if you set a cryotube to above ~140K.
Cryotubes will still achieve good stasis if you cool below 120K -
upgraded stockparts from the workshop/R&D will help with this.
- (Bugfix) IPCs will not longer be knocked unconscious if they enter an
active cryotube.
**Misc. Reagent Additions/Tweaks:**
- Bicaridine now only requires 30u in the blood to begin attempting to
repair arterial bleeds, as opposed to 50u.
- Adds a Blood Thinning chemical effect. This prevents Coagzolug's blood
clotting effect from working and works in the opposite way - increasing
how much blood you lose per blood loss tick. Fluvectionem and
Synaptizine apply Blood Thinning at a strength of 25, translating to 25%
faster blood loss.
**Cryonic Chemicals:**
- Cryoxadone and Clonexadone both overdose at 5u. **_This is not a
problem when using a cryotube due to how cryotubes administer
reagents._** Overdosing either results in genetic damage and severe eye
damage.
- Cryoxadone and Clonexadone's organ healing capabilities have been
significantly nerfed. The organ healing is still noticable and useful
for pharmacist/surgeonless rounds; they cannot heal the brain though.
- Cryosurfactant has been renamed to Cryosilicate, mimicking
Pyrosilicate - the recipe now uses silicate instead of surfactant.
- Cryosilicate and Pyrosilicate now have an effect when used in the
body: cryosilicate will supercool a patient; pyrosilicate will
chemically incinerate someone. Leporazine will inhibit these functions.
- Bicaridine will repair arterial bleeds when used in cryogenic
conditions.
- Kelotane will repair disfigurement when used in cryogenic conditions.
- Peridaxon 2x effective in cryogenic conditions. Peridaxon can
denecrotise livers and kidneys in extracool cryogenic conditions - it
cannot denecrotise other organs. Using peridaxon in cryogenic conditions
will result in benign tumour growth (see below).
- Red Nightshade can repair bone breaks in cryogenic conditions. It will
still put a patient into a berserk state.
- Cataleptinol - see below.
**Cataleptinol Rework:**
Cataleptinol has been reworked from the ground up and is where
pharmacist's will be able to shine by making fancy cryotube beaker
mixers or cryonic mixtures for use in IV stands.
- The new recipe is 2 parts Alkysine, 0.5 parts Phoron, 1 part
Clonexadone and a 5u Cryosilicate catalyst. This translates to: 120u
Alkysine + 60u Clonexadone + 30u Phoron w/ 5u Cryosilicate = 60u (1
bottle) of Cataleptinol - expensive and lots of tricky precursors,
leaves enough left over to make a 2nd bottle without having to remake
all of the precursors.
- **In cryogenic conditions**, Cataleptinol will restore 7.5% brain
activity per metabolisation tick. This _bypasses the 85% oxygenation
requirement_, at the cost of hallucinations, blood thinning and liver
damage. The trade is roughly 40% brain activity (assuming nothing is
causing brain damage) for total liver failure.
- **Outside of cryogenic conditions**, Cataleptinol becomes a lot less
reliable and a lot more dangerous to use, with only a 75% chance of
restoring 2% brain activity per metabolisation tick. It will still
bypass oxygenation requirements, making it useful during _**severe
emergencies**_, at the cost of inducing painshock in addition to the
above hallucinations, blood thinning and liver damage. The trade is
roughly 25% brain activity (assuming nothing is causing brain damage)
for total liver failure.
- Cataleptinol _**overdoses at 3u**_ and has a fast metabolisation of
0.6u/tick - this makes it hard to dose without using an IV drip. If you
overdose Cataleptinol by using another method of administration, then
the patient's liver will crash, brain regeneration undone and the
patient will have severe seizures resulting in more pain. Using
Cataleptinol outside of cryogenic conditions **is high risk and only
potentially high reward**, but it could buy a couple more minutes.
**Tumours:**
- Adds Benign Tumours. Benign tumours simply drain nutrition and cause
frequent pain; they do not spread or affect nearby organs.
- Adds Malignant Tumours. Malignant tumours will begin by draining
nutrition then effecting symptoms based on the tumour's location (chest
tumours -> coughing, gasping, chest pain; brain tumours ->
disorientation, memory loss; abdominal -> vomiting, abdominal pain;
anywhere else -> lethargy). In the later stages, malignant tumours will
begin to damage the organs they are close to, then will eventually enter
the circulatory _~~and lymphatic~~_ system and spawn more malignant
tumours in other parts of the body.
- Peridaxon will result in benign tumour growth when overdosed or used
in cryogenic conditions.
- Genetic damage will result in malignant tumour growth.
- Ryetalyn is the anti-tumour drug and will put both benign and
malignant tumours into recession. You can also surgically intervene and
excise tumours as you would k'ois mycosis or fluke parasites.
- You cannot have more than 3 of any tumour - things won't get too out
of hand.
**IV Bag Stuff:**
- Adds 2 labels for IV bags: Cryonics Mixture, denoted by a CR; Other
Mixture, denoted by an M.
- Renames `blood packs` to `IV bags` and changes their formatting. What
was `blood pack O+` will now appear as `IV bag - O+ Blood`; `blood pack
Saline Plus` -> `IV bag - Saline Plus`.
**Misc.:**
- Only 20 genetic degradation on a limb is required to deform it instead
of 30. This should make it slightly more common, as 30 is a large number
to reach when this number is calculated per limb.
- Seizures can be given variable strengths.
- (Bugfix) Coolant tanks no longer just set a room's temperature to 0K
when destroyed. The amount it cools a room scales with the amount of
coolant still in the tank but cannot go below 173K/-100°C.
- Cryocells now have stockparts and can be upgraded/deconstructed.
This PR does the following.
- Removes Heroin, Cocaine (and it's subtypes), Raskara dust, and all
other Tier-1 drugs in our drug list (excpet from the Cargo reagent
spawner.
- Adds more contraband to the contraband loot table. For example -
- Cocaine, Heroin, 9mm pistol, derringer revolver, sawn off shotgun
(improvised), paralysis pen, and the poison pen. I also added auto
injectors for drugs that are not in pill form, like imprednezene(?),
stimpack, beserk, and nightlife.
- Adds more contraband map spawns in maintenance areas. I believe it
adds 5 or 6 across all three z-levels in areas like the abandoned bar,
the poker table, a table in maintenance by science, the maintenance
under the bar, etc. The map diff bot will show. These are not always
guaranteed to spawn either upon my testing. I'm not sure why, but it
works better this way imo.
- Removes ambrosia and other non-contraband drugs from the loot table
for now.
If requested, I am open to adding one or two custom contraband spawners
for the brig. Just ask in the PR's comments.
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Signed-off-by: Avery Marie <98699252+Eyeveri@users.noreply.github.com>
Co-authored-by: SleepyGemmy <99297919+SleepyGemmy@users.noreply.github.com>
* SDQL2 update
* fix that verb
* cl
* fix that
* toworld
* this is pointless
* update info
* siiiiick..
* vv edit update
* fix that
* fix editing vars
* fix VV
* Port the /TG/ globals controller.
* part 1
* part 2
* oops
* part 3
* Hollow Purple
* sadas
* bsbsdb
* muda na agaki ta
* ids 1-15
* 16-31
* 41-75
* bring me back to how things used to be before i lost it all
* the strength of mayhem
* final touches
* cl
* protect some vars
* update sdql2 to use glob
* stuff?
* forgot that is not defined there
* whoops
* observ
* but it never gets better
* a
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Co-authored-by: Matt Atlas <liermattia@gmail.com>
* balls
* lint this
* lint deez
* le change
* Update stinger.dm
* i am going to murder the new linter
* sprite
* Update CampinKiller24-ready-or-not.yml
PDAs are dead, long live PDAs. All trace of old PDAs has been scoured from the codebase, and in its place are modular computer PDAs that are feature-equivalent. Essentially every PDA function except the Syndicate detonation feature and Notepad has been ported over, and battery life for handheld computers has been boosted alongside the addition of charging cables to make things easier.
As a continuation of #9389
As a bonus, any drugs that mentioned their IRL counterpart in their description now describe their predecessor as ancient, and the new ones as modern. The biggest difference here is just the Antihistamine which was given a full new name. They're similar enough that they'll be recognized (most of them) but different enough for us to call our own and not care what the real medicines are/do since these are our sci-fantasy versions just inspired by them.
rscadd: "Added new cargo bounties."
rscadd: "Adjusted cargo bounties. Reward amounts are semi-randomized, as is the number of required items for some bounties. The types of bounties that appear are more randomized."
tweak: "Altered some bounty descriptions."
tweak: "Any food that has bites taken out of it will no longer count for the related bounty."
tweak: "More types of pies, muffins, and kabobs should now count for their respective bounties."
tweak: "Further adjusted cargo warehouse spawns."
Converts reagents to use typepaths instead of IDs.
Centralises reagent spawning in a lot of places to use reagents_to_add instead of a variety of custom methods or initialise overrides.
This pr adds an augment option to the loadout, that by using copious amounts of shitcode, allows players to spend their snowflake points into becoming total powergamers cool augmented cyborgs.
Also, make a couple of changes to allow all limbs to host internal organs and interact with them in surgery.
Xenomorphs are pretty much badly done and don't really fit at all. This pr fully removes the human type ones, alongside with the infection, eggs and facehuggers.
* Base work for the unathi robot subspecies.
* Adds metabolism species, kidney vars, and the robot unathi organs.
* Moves some action buttons to organs, pretty much a bay port right now. Todo: the unathi and alien stuff should also go here.
* First autakh implant power.
* Fixes the organs action button this time.
* Finishes more implants, and interactions with flashs and vaurca.
* Prepare for great changes.
* Drops the real bomb, boss.
* He who fights with monsters.
* Far more work into augments and limb removing powers.
* Limb verbs should be good now.
* A LOT of work into the assited organ, allowing it to bleed and etc, as well adding a new chem that will stop bleeding in their case.
* Probably the last work on implants.
* Some extra touches.
* Some tweaks to the species.
* More fixes and adds kyre's sprites.
* More runtime fixes.
* Fixes the species name too.
* Fixes travis.
* Updates this file too to work with the new tools procs.
* Adds changelog
* Fixed changelog.
* Unathi hair and lore description.
* Some tweaks to this too.
* Locks away them for now, they will be released after we got all the events and etc done.
* Changes this chemical.
* Fixes an airlock runtime.
* Adds the non scan flag to the autakh, mostly due to some bizzare interactions with changelings and cloning.
* Organs removal changes; can't take out the organ if it is too damage.
* Restricts them back again.
* Robotic organs now have the proper icons and names.
* Adds sprites for their organs and some extra tweaks.
* Fixes this missing icon.
* emp should also now hurt assited organs.
* Tweaks more organ related things.
* Fixes the head not being properly set as well.
* Fixes their flags.
* fixes the flag for real this time.
* Poze's review.
* Changes the au'takh organ buttons to don't be animated.
* Helps with adminbus or something.
* Fowl's requested changes.
* Fixes a typo.
* Robotic limb's brute and burn mods are now controlled by the limb model.
* Fowl's changes once more.
* Stops some spam.
* More grammar.
* No eal.
* Skull's review.
All knives (including the trench knife, which was previously a sword, and now has lost its ridiculously low chance to parry) have been moved to the knife datum, which are defined by their ability to eyestab, and be concealed in boots. The butcher's cleaver and the meat hook are no longer considered knives - the cleaver is now a hatchet, and the hook is a regular weapon.
The tactical knife has been buffed, and deals 18 damage, to be superior/equivalent in power to the steel bat, considering that it's an illegal/hidden item.
