Runtime map now has a bunch of new areas / items with often-tested
stuffs, and some hard-to-put-at-runtime stuffs.
Runtime map jobs now are positioned to make it faster to reach the
aforementioned often-tested stuffs.
Runtime map doesn't generate an overmap anymore by default, which speeds
up the process.
Runtime map now loads in ~11 seconds instead of ~40 seconds as it was
before.
Updated the maploader to be faster in parsing maps.
Bapi is not engaged anymore if we're only measuring the map size, which
speeds up the process.
In fastboot we do not generate the codexes anymore, which speeds up the
process.
In fastboot and if exoplanets and away sites are not enabled, we do not
parse the map templates anymore, which speeds up the process.
Updated the icon smoothing to be faster.
Optimized cargo area code.
Other optimizations.
Mech UIs can no longer be moved via click-drag.
The lower left mech UI has received a make-over.
You can now use a cyborg analyzer on a mech to get its diagnostics report.
Tweaked a hell of a lot of silicon code to make synthetics better.
Synths with scrambled codes that prevent them from being on robotics computers will now appear on Merc camera networks.
Both variants of the engineering borg can now deploy the malf borging machine.
Medical borgs no longer get polyacid sprays, instead getting Wulumunusha CMO Hyposprays, which cause muteness.
You must now be on help intent to use items like crowbars and screwdrivers on borgs. Otherwise you hit them with it.
The armour and armor again strikes:
Apparently original Mech port PR has overridden borg's armor definition and was using it. This fixes it by making mech's armor a child of borg's armor instead.
renames borg's armour to armor references.
Mech's melee damage has been increased. It depends on manipulator type. Light: 15, Regular: 20, Combat 30, Heavy: 50. Fixes#7665
Adds missed check in mech's destroy proc
So I was given input by the community that new IPC and borg surge modules are kinda useless. As they only provide 1-3 EMP protections given that ION rifles are 10 shots charge, and that IPC costs 14 TC which is more then half of traitor uplink. And borgs surge cost too much in resources to build. I expected that, so now I think I want to buff it.
IPC surge module now costs 12 TC(as opposed to 14).
comes in with 2-5 EMP protections which is RNG based.
Borg's surge module built cost in gold and silver was reduced by 50% from 10000 G and 15000 S to 5000 G and 7500 S.
Borg's surge module comes in with 2-5 EMP protections which is RNG based
Also I made surge's nanopaste to look fancier 💯
Adds cyborg heavy surge prevention module as an upgrade by robotics. It is expensive to make, requires a bit high tech, and can protect cyborg for 1-3 EMP pulses which is purely random when module is installed.
Adds IPC surge prevention module via antag uplink. The module comes in the form of modified red nanopaste that only interacts with IPCs. Like cyborg module it gives EMP protection for 1-3 pulses which is purely random by nanopaste. Can be used only once per paste. Cost for it is 14 telecrystals(idk if need to bump it higher, idea is that you can't buy two of them as traitor).
adds sprite for new nanopaste with surge module.
Cleans up some code in files I worked on.
Fixes bug where destroyed cyborg components would vanish. Fixes#5000
Changes / Fixes a few things around borgs:
A borgs voice is now garbled if its damaged too much
Completely broken components are now accounted for in health
The taser cooling module can now be applied to sec borgs again
Added a lower power warning ability
Fixes a mistake in the NT Aggressive lawset
Fixes#4112
Somewhat rewrote the cyborg jetpack to be an internal component instead of a software upgrade. this allows it to be removed or destroyed, and to work without putting something in the borg's inventory. Also fixed it, it was broken. Cyborg jetpack can now be installed on a wider array of borgs that have reason to go EVA: Crisis, security, engineering, construction (also the unused combat borg, incase that gets re-enabled)
- This solves various issues with cyborg charging
- Cyborg chargers have 15k charge capacity themselves. They charge at 2.5kW when no cyborg is inside and 25kW when cyborg is inside.
- Instead of draining power directly to cyborg's cell, they simply transfer power (capped at 250 charge/tick) from charger to cyborg.
- All is checked, which means no excess power is wasted. This means AFK cyborgs parked in rechargers are no longer power sinks
Balance
- Increased cyborg actuator power usage a bit.
- Adds new standardised proc for power usage as Cyborg
- Each component now uses different amount of power. Some components use "idle" power (camera), which means constant load. Other components use "active" power, which is single-time burst load.. Example: Actuator.
- Power usage is directly proportional to work done. Moving cyborg uses more power than still cyborg.
- Information in Status tab changed. Now it only shows percentage of remaining charge, as well as cell rating and cell load (W)
- AI radio icon (chat icon) updated to use icon from robot_component.dmi file - removed duplicity from radio.dmi
- Cyborg radio icon (chat icon) updated to look like the radio module.
Fixed issue where removing the power cell would prevent certain checks
on robot components. Also cleaned up
/mob/living/silicon/robot/proc/use_power(), moved code related to status
for better SRP. Added a line to the examine text to hint that the borg
can still move without power.
Sorry for all of this being in a single commit, things got screwed up
with git.
