Unused vars take up memory and worsen proc overhead. By far the worst
offenders to this are vars on /atom and /mob since they more or less
globally stack lots and lots and lots and lots of proc overhead. So I'm
cleaning up unused vars on these to save resources. I also noted several
vars that are excellent candidates for making components or elements.
When I'm not drowning in school work anymore, their time is numbered.
Mfw every space carp forever has a CCIA record, no wonder mobs are
laggy.
Repaths obj/machinery to obj/structure/machinery. **Note for
reviewers:** the only meaningful changed code exists within
**code/game/objects/structures.dm** and
**code/game/objects/structures/_machinery.dm**, largely concerning
damage procs. With the exception of moving airlock defines to their own
file, ALL OTHER CHANGES ARE STRICTLY PATH CHANGES.
Objects, _categorically_, are largely divided between those you can hold
in your hand/inventory and those you can't. Machinery objects are
already subtypes of Structures behaviorally, this PR just makes their
pathing reflect that, and allows for future work (tool actions, more
health/destruction functionality) to be developed without unnecessary
code duplication.
I have tested this PR by loading up the Horizon and dismantling various
machines and structures with tools, shooting guns of various types
throughout the ship, and detonating a bunch of explosions throughout the
ship.
EXTREMELY MINOR MISCELLANEOUS CHANGES TEEHEE
changes:
- imageadd: "Adds +bolted, +welded, +lights overlays to several large
machines for easier visual identification of whether or not clicking on
that emitter will kill you or not, etc."
- imageadd: "Modifies the base of the Shield Wall Generator sprite to
better match that of the Emergency Shield Projector (and so they can use
the same overlays mentioned above)."
- imageadd: "Tweaks the Emitter's directional sprites slightly so that
the base doesn't seem to change shape quite so drastically when
rotated."
- imageadd: "Ports very pretty space heater sprites made by Wallemations
and vinylspiders from /tg/."
- imageadd: "Adds unique sprites for Old and Heavy-Duty power cells."
- balance: "Increases power draw and range of Emergency Shield
Projectors."
- balance: "Increases power draw of Shield Wall Generators."
- balance: "Greatly reduces time for debugger to fix APCs corrupted by
electrical storms."
- balance: "Increases multi-z shield capacitor reserve charge and
maximum throughput, so that high-strength shields can actually be run
(at high power draw)."
- balance: "Tweaks the INDRA power output formula to scale better with
increasing temperature."
- balance: "Slight adjustments to space heater efficiency formula with a
friendly handwave to entropy."
- balance: "Old power cells have a 5% chance to be defective and have
slightly lower maxcharge than standard cells."
- qol: "Adds extended examine hints to engineering objects."
- qol: "Extends list of object types which INDRA core field will
interact peacefully with."
- qol: "Improved space heater UX (chat msgs changed to balloon alerts,
audible feedback, etc.)"
- code_imp: "Updates many code comments to use DMdocs."
- code_imp: "Consolidates various shield generation machine sprites in
scattered across multiple files into a single shield generator machines
sprite file."
- bugfix: "Fixes Emergency Shield Projector hard del issue."
- bugfix: "Emergency Shield Projector now shuts down as intended if the
area's APC gets completely drained."
- bugfix: "Firing the gyrotron into the INDRA while no reactants are
present will no longer generate heat."
- bugfix: "Fixes INDRA runtime."
- bugfix: "Fixes Power Monitoring app not displaying grid sensors when
run from a modular computer held in-hand."
Bolted/welded down Emitter:
<img width="130" height="101" alt="Screenshot 2026-02-13 123842"
src="https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/8357b5ea-77e6-46f7-b4a0-724aaa141cef"
/>
Modified shieldwall sprites (with old ones for comparison)
<img width="667" height="103" alt="Screenshot 2026-02-13 111422"
src="https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/2b1e849e-f955-49cb-b094-0bef098a754f"
/>
Shields actually useful for damage control now (though they'll blow
through APC charge if you go as crazy as this):
<img width="804" height="891" alt="Screenshot 2026-02-13 124245"
src="https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/39268b42-5abe-4a3b-ba8a-a18bdc63873e"
/>
### Asset Licenses
The following assets that **have not** been created by myself are
included in this PR:
| Path | Original Author | License |
| --- | --- | --- |
| icons/obj/atmos.dmi (all "sheater*") | [Wallemations, VinylSpiders
(/tg/station #93800)](https://github.com/tgstation/tgstation/pull/93800)
| CC-BY-SA |
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Signed-off-by: Batrachophreno <Batrochophreno@gmail.com>
Co-authored-by: SleepyGemmy <99297919+SleepyGemmy@users.noreply.github.com>
Replace /datum/gas_mixture/proc/return_pressure with XGM_PRESSURE(xgm)
macro. Having such a relatively simple statement contributing proc
overhead to procs called millions of times is ridiculous
Rename /datum/gas_mixture/proc/zburn to react, deleting the old react
which was just an alias for it. Free proc overhead
Turn check_combustibility into a macro CHECK_COMBUSTIBLE(is_cmb, xgm).
also rewrite it slightly so that it only needs to do one pass. Its a bit
nasty so I apologize for that, but speeeeed.
Delete most powernet and obj/machinery/power procs for handling power,
replacing them with macros. The fact that we were unironically calling a
draw_power() on APCs to call draw_power() on their terminals to call
draw_power() on their powernet every single process tick was insane.
Turn `between` into a macro alias for clamp() since the param order is
different
turn `Percent` into a macro AS_PCT
Rewrite significant chunks of update_canmove so its not quite as
horrifying of a proc and hopefully doesn't eat the entire mob subsystem
every movement now
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>
For a robust crafting system, I need a new materials framework.
For a new materials framework, I need to clean up reagents.
To clean up reagents, I need to pare down foods from reagent holders.
To pare down foods from reagent holders, I need to port edibility
components.
To port edibility components, I need to port processing components.
To port processing components, I need to port tool behaviors.
This is all back-end code, no new features or functionality from this.
V2 of [previous music playing
PR](https://github.com/Aurorastation/Aurora.3/pull/21466). TLDR no
longer uses the connect_range component for implementation because it
turned out a bit too inflexible for overlapping music players.
Removes a NanoUI template for the [TGUI
update](https://github.com/Aurorastation/Aurora.3/pull/21046).
New changelog:
- refactor: "Ported Jukebox's NanoUI interface to TGUI."
- refactor: "Ported Jukebox audio playing functionality to a component."
- refactor: "Sound keys refactored from singletons to datums, along with
larger breakout of sound.dm to allow for easier SFX updates in future."
- code_imp: "Expanded track datums to include track lengths."
- code_imp: "Reorganized music file folders for more intuitive access."
- rscadd: "Earphone status feedback text now includes track length."
- rscadd: "Added autoplay functionality to earphones."
- bugfix: "Fixed earphones' 'Previous Song' verb not sending you to the
end of the playlist when used while the first track is selected."
- bugfix: "Fixed gain adjustment for 'Konyang-1' (-23 dB -> standard
-9.8 dB)."
- bugfix: "Fixed y-offset of audioconsole-running overlay animation to
line up with the actual screen."
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Co-authored-by: VMSolidus <evilexecutive@gmail.com>
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9mPvZ96pHJI
A pull request commissioned by the Synthetic Lore Team to
comprehensively rework synthetics (read: IPCs) and how they work in
Aurora. The objective is to make IPCs as unique as possible from humans,
upgrading the robotic feel and atmosphere, while also preserving a good
sense of balance in-game.
Key features:
- A comprehensive expansion of synthetic organs, all of which now
fulfill a purpose: hydraulics, cooling units, power systems, actuators,
diagnostics units.
- Customizable organs with benefits and drawbacks, such as with cooling
units and power systems.
- Unique ways to repair the organs and more involved steps.
- Unique damage mechanics - every organ has wiring and electronics which
affect its functioning, and they are defended by plating which provides
natural armour.
- Improved and immersive diagnostics.
- Unique features, benefits, and drawbacks for every IPC frame.
- A rework of the positronic brain, which can be either destroyed or
shut down, alongside effects caused by low integrity.
- A rework of how EMPs affect IPC organs.
- Non-binary damage states for each organ.
To-do:
- [x] Finish the unique features for each frame.
- [x] Look into if mechanical synthskin is possible.
- [x] Power system.
- [x] Posibrain mechanics.
- [ ] Passive cooling expansion.
- [x] EMP mechanics.
- [x] Repair mechanics.
- [x] Mob weight mechanics.
- [ ] Gurney for heavy mobs.
- [x] New augments.
- [ ] IPC tag scanning and flashing.
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Signed-off-by: Werner <1331699+Arrow768@users.noreply.github.com>
Co-authored-by: Matt Atlas <liermattia@gmail.com>
Co-authored-by: Geeves <22774890+Geevies@users.noreply.github.com>
Co-authored-by: Werner <1331699+Arrow768@users.noreply.github.com>
Fixes https://github.com/Aurorastation/Aurora.3/issues/21289
Fixes https://github.com/Aurorastation/Aurora.3/issues/15779
Handles a lot of mapping cleanup, container definitions for the Horizon,
and several bugfixes found along the way.
changes:
- code_imp: "Added set definitions for several Horizon-specific
containers."
- code_imp: "Updated 'full' material stacks on the Horizon from sneaky
var-edited singles to properly defined full stacks"
- code_imp: "Cleaned up all Air Alarms, Fire Alarms, and APCs on the
Horizon that were directional children with their dir var edited."
- code_imp: "Cleaned up all Power Cables on the Horizon that had d1 or
d2 var edited instead of just icon_state."
- code_imp: "Adjusted pixel shifts for 'south' (north-facing) Air
Alarms, Fire Alarms, APCs, and Extinguisher Cabinets to address layering
issues when standing vs. leaning."
- code_imp: "Minor refactor of shuttle/* Air Alarms and APCs to reduce
excess children; req_one_access perms now assigned based on
/area/horizon/shuttle/*."
- qol: "Adds feedback hint for uses remaining to Emag cards."
- qol: "Added Tip about the shift-click behavior of the 'up-hint'/'Look
Up' button."
- bugfix: "See-through turfs (like lattices/catwalks over open space)
can now be Looked Up through from below."
- bugfix: "Fixed the shift-click behavior of 'up-hint'/'Look Up' button,
allowing you to see nearby turfs that can be Looked Up through."
- bugfix: "Maintenance Panels located on the floor have had their
layering issues fixed."
- bugfix: "Borg eye emissive effects MAYBE no longer visible through
higher z-levels."
- bugfix: "Added missing leanable component to window/shuttle obj type."
Fixes https://github.com/Aurorastation/Aurora.3/issues/18951
Fixes https://github.com/Aurorastation/Aurora.3/issues/19447
Fixes https://github.com/Aurorastation/Aurora.3/issues/20283
Fixes https://github.com/Aurorastation/Aurora.3/issues/21395
Overhauls a wide variety of INDRA behaviors and related gas/material
properties.
changes:
- balance: "Fusion reaction modifications. Higher radiation and
temperature output, comparable power output."
- balance: "Increased rad resistance modifier of Borosilicate Windows
from 1 -> 4 and (closed) Blast Doors from 1 -> 6."
- balance: "INDRA Field Strength minima/maxima changed from 1-100 ->
20-120. Power costs increased significantly."
- balance: "INDRA instability increase per tick now limited, similar to
Supermatter (prevents sudden instability spike from instantly nuking
it)."
- balance: "APC cell charge rate increased 10x."
- balance: "Rebalanced contents of INDRA hard storage compartment."
- balance: "SMES coils capacities halved, throughputs doubled."
- balance: "SMES unit maximum coil capacity increased from 6 -> 8."
- balance: "TEG maximum power output increased from 500000 -> 2500000."
- balance: "Power wasted from exceeding TEG maximum power output
decreased from 50% to 33%."
- balance: "Portable generators of all types have had their power
generation capacity doubled."
- rscadd: "New 'Fusion Codex' app added for all crew with ACCESS_ENGINE
that details all available nuclear fusion chains."
- rscadd: "Boron added as a singleton/reagent. Poisonous to vaurca,
still usable in nuclear fusion as fuel assembly rods."
- rscadd: "INDRA Field Strength now scales plasma temperature entropy,
power output from temperature multiplier, and instability increase per
tick."
- refactor: "'Boron' gas renamed to 'Helium-3'. Boron is not a gas. Deal
with it."
- refactor: "'Steam' gas renamed to 'Water Vapor'."
- code_imp: "Descriptions added to gas singletons for future use."
- qol: "Minor remap of INDRA control room for usability."
- qol: "Standardized gas canister naming conventions."
- qol: "INDRA and APC TGUI interfaces now use use kW, MW abbreviations
for high wattages."
- bugfix: "INDRA Kinetic Harvester no longer rapidly deselects materials
for harvest when too many are being generated at once."
- bugfix: "INDRA EM Field effect no longer considers the camera within
its reactor chamber a destabilizing influence."
- bugfix: "INDRA reactor core now produces radiation as intended."
- bugfix: "Deuterium and Tritium canisters no longer contain 50%
standard hydrogen (inheritance issue)."
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Signed-off-by: Batrachophreno <Batrochophreno@gmail.com>
Co-authored-by: Matt Atlas <mattiathebest2000@hotmail.it>
Co-authored-by: Geeves <22774890+Geevies@users.noreply.github.com>
Updated objects whose behavior when an ID was used on them was strictly
toggling lock/unlock status to use Alt-click functionality, with
associated pop-up messages for the clicking player. Mechanics hints for
all affected objects updated.
Fixed APC sprite's status lights for each power channel (general messy
alignment).
Updated APC sprite's lock status light to be brighter/clearer for better
visual feedback of lock status.
Added a lot of nice clicky beepy sounds to APCs. They all came from here
on TG, and they seem oooooold so I wasn't able to find credit. [So,
credit to TG for sounds/machines/terminal sounds until we track down an
actual
name!](https://github.com/tgstation/tgstation/tree/master/sound/machines/terminal)
Updated dmdocs as I passed by them.
Progress on DMDocs. PRing progress so far so there's not one mega PR
later with 1500 affected files.
I want my goddamn highlight text on what all these goddamn procs goddamn
do goddamnit. >:(
No actual code change anywhere in this PR, only comments.
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Signed-off-by: Batrachophreno <Batrochophreno@gmail.com>
Permission given by Matt. Have fun y'all.
Did a little extra code refactoring in here while fixing things up to be
a bit more consistent. Xenoarchs also had access to the pilot room for
sensor readings etc, so gave the same to xenobots/xenobios.
However, while in here I got annoyed by the fact that while
ACCESS_INTREPID exists, the other shuttles all rely on per-job manual
overrides to their mapped objects to handle access control. Therefore, I
added ACCESS_SPARK, ACCESS_QUARK, and ACCESS_CANARY, and updated all the
associated jobs/objects to use them instead of a mishmash of bespoke
edits.
_(I would have preferred to use naming conventions like
ACCESS_SHUTTLE_EXPEDITION, ACCESS_SHUTTLE_MINING,
ACCESS_SHUTTLE_SCIENCE, ACCESS_SHUTTLE_INTERCEPTOR, but I was good and
used the in-game names in the code, as was existing convention.)_
Scope creeped PR. Fixes a breaking bug in the Atmos Alarm Control
application introduced after areas-cleanup PR, but also refactors it
into a grid-based interface that actually allows you to reliably search
alarms by name, department, and deck # (possible now with all the area
metadata we have to play with).
Also does behind-the-scenes cleanup of alarm panel code in general, a
few area def problems, and some manually defined air alarm names on the
map.
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Signed-off-by: Batrachophreno <Batrochophreno@gmail.com>
**Goals:**
1. Delete area definitions no longer used in any map or file.
2. Update area definitions such that everything used in mapping the
Horizon exists in 'maps\sccv_horizon\areas' with the parent
'area\horizon\'.
3. Reorganize/rename/restructure those Horizon area definitions to make
future mapping easier and code that hooks into area properties easier.
4. Present area names and blurbs in the status panel.
This PR only handles Horizon and Runtime areas, for digestibility/ease
of reviewing. Offsite areas for another PR.
Naming convention reference:
The /area/ 'name' variable no longer contains either 'Horizon' or the
Deck# of the area or its approx location on the ship. All Horizon areas
now have several new variables as metadata-- area names now need only be
strictly descriptive, and the appropriate constants used in the area
definition, and a new function generates the display name with
consistent formatting for us.
Detailed documentation to follow after any adjustments are made to
mappers' preferences.
This also adds area blurbs to most areas- if not bespoke, then general
department-wide blurbs to parents. I know feature creep always sucks,
but while some areas having pre-existing blurbs, the overwhelming
majority of areas don't, and while testing it was very distracting to
see them randomly appearing and disappearing. Most blurbs are pretty
basic but I feel are entirely presentable- more clever individual ones
can follow in a separate PR.
Extends and reworks how various extended information text (desc_info,
desc_build, desc_upgrades) are handled to make object interactions and
mechanics A.) much more clearly documented in-game and B.) much easier
to support from the back-end.
Almost certainly a candidate for test merge.
Assembly/Disassembly instructions are noticeably sporadic, largely due
to our current lack of a unified framework. That's a future thing I'd
like to attack so that it can be handled programmatically, but for now I
only targeted the biggest culprits as I came across them.
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Signed-off-by: Batrachophreno <Batrochophreno@gmail.com>
APC alarms screaming for some reason on live after adding an alarm to
try to catch failure_timer settings from electrical storms. Revert extra
alarming now, debug later!
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Signed-off-by: Batrachophreno <Batrochophreno@gmail.com>
First round of tuning after the addition of new electrical storms,
changes in behavior, etc. Details in the changelogs, but apart from
general balancing of event weights and effects, this PR also expands the
description info on Telecomms machinery to communicate that you need to
use Nanopaste to repair them (which I don't think was documented in-game
anywhere), and also adds a stack of Nanopaste to the TComms vestibule to
facilitate repairs if no one is around to produce the stuff.
Also you can beat Telecomms machinery with a stick to start garbling
them now! Take that, Medical channel!
There will probably be another round of balancing after this to make
sure the events all feel and play maximally right/fun.
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Signed-off-by: Batrachophreno <Batrochophreno@gmail.com>
Co-authored-by: SleepyGemmy <99297919+SleepyGemmy@users.noreply.github.com>
Some functional updates to events:
**Comms Blackouts:** Now has a variant (min. 6 pop,
engineering-weighted) which gives each machine a 10% chance to take a
little integrity damage. Additionally, Telecomms Processors now factor
their integrity damage into their ability to decompress messages, so
this alternative comms blackout might cause radio transmissions (either
global or for a given department) to start getting a little garbled- not
enough to genuinely impede comms, but enough to justify Engi to fix them
up.
**Prison Break:** Given how rarely we actually have people sitting
around in the prison waiting for breakouts over the course of a given
round, this event has been changed to be more akin to the existing
Containment events- the entire department (minus armory, nuke storage,
checkpoints, etc.) are at risk of lights blown, access issues, etc. Just
a little more variety added to the mix.
**Space Vines:** Minimum 4 pop to fire. Shouldn't matter much in the
grand scheme of things, just reduces annoyance factor for extremely
low-pop if they roll some vines that fuck them up. Will look into
refactoring that event so that the danger factor of the vines increases
with population, and remove the min pop requirement again.
**Drone Revolution:** Minimum 4 pop to fire. Again, shouldn't matter
much in the grand scheme of things but this highest tier event will
seriously fuck up anyone who latejoins and uses the maints to, say, help
set the ship up during low pop! No I'm not salty!
**Electrical Storm:** Refactored this and restored the Mundane and Major
variants. While we want this event to keep Engineers on their toes and
provide openings for people to break regs if they so wished, most of the
event is theater (lots of flickering lights now!) While the Mundane and
Moderate variants are mostly flavorful and will just give Engineers a
few excuses to visit different departments and RP with people, Major
events will be your 'all hands on deck' affairs (as Major events are
ought) and in very rare circumstances could even cascade into more
serious issues. Did a ton of unit testing on this and feel very good
about how each variant actually looks, will make any additional tweaks
if needed once we see how it plays with an actual population!
The Event Probabilities sheet was also very out of date, missing Comet
Expulsion, had the old Viral Outbreak, lots of old values, etc. Updated
all the events, and also updated the % formulas to factor in minimum
population- changing the 'Assumed Personnel' values at the top to a
level below the minimum population for a given event will now correctly
set its probability to 0%, making it clearer what actual odds are given
different pop levels.
I also don't think pop_needed was working correctly: various changes in
there to get it behaving.
Obv this PR grew in scope from outset and touches a small handful of
different things, so lmk anything to mix and match and change and drop.
!review
Electrical Storm event does nothing because it checks for valid target
APCs in SSmachinery, but SSmachinery currently doesn't hold a list of
APCs to use. This PR correctly registers APCs on init and unregisters
them on destroy so that Electrical Storms will actually upset Engineers
now.
This should proooobably come with an IG bulletin on the discord or
something warning engineers that their shit will actually get rocked
(especially since its kind of weird in-universe that electrical storms
that used to Do Nothing actually have an impact) now).
Originally was trying to fix the issue where, if you first used a welder
on a broken APC like the Guide to Construction on the wiki says, it
instead kind of deletes the APC, making it very difficult to continue
dismantling/repairing it without alt-click shenanigans (and nearly
impossible if you also have the alt-click bug).
Think I have the bug resolved and also did some very minor
refactoring/commenting documentation to make the code easier to navigate
in the future.
Turned a ton of unmanaged globals into managed globals.
Refactored some UT output.
Removed some unused things, including vars.
Added a test to ensure people don't keep adding new unmanaged vars.
https://forums.aurorastation.org/topic/20198-mission-briefing-auroras-gamemode-revolution
To-do:
- [x] Finish storyteller verbs.
- [x] Storyteller landmarks.
- [x] Proper storyteller spawning. Right now the gamemode system is
happy with just picking one storyteller and no actors.
- [x] Antagonist whitelists code.
- [x] Adding the Storyteller whitelist.
- [x] Mission map loading code.
- [x] Map in a bunch of missions.
- [ ] Storyteller adminhelps.
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Co-authored-by: Matt Atlas <liermattia@gmail.com>
Co-authored-by: DreamySkrell <>
Refactored the abstract meta propriety into defines.
It's now more easy to spot/see abstract types thanks to the macro that
defines them.
Added a check on initialization of atoms to avoid spawning abstract
types.
Made the spawn_atom proc check for abstractness.
Made the spawn_atom proc use tgui_list for types list shorter than 1000
elements, which enables to search in them. It's too laggy on larger
lists so above 1000 it uses the builtin input.
Made the spawn_atom use a list subtraction instead of a double list,
it's lighter on memory and processing.
Refactored hitby to be in line with TG's version.
Refactored item weight defines to a more clear naming scheme, also in
line with TG's version.
Refactored how the movement bumps are handled, ported signals to handle
them, in preparation for the movement update.
Fixed disposal hit bouncing the hitting atom on the wall.
Items do not push other items anymore if they are tiny.
Refactored the machinery operable procs into a single one, DMDoc'd, SDMM
marked, made more readable.
Fixed suspension field generator not being able to be used as it was not
checking the power cell for operability.
Fixes#19249
Minor refactor of the APC file, turned biteshifts into the BITFLAG
macro, reordering.
Added APCs maplints.
Fixed maps to pass the maplints.
APCs now draw time-constant power.
Removed power objects handling code, only the powersink existed that
used it.
Refactored powersink to use the processing subsystem, made it
time-constant, DMDoc'd.
Made powersinks drain power from an APC faster.
A significant amount of influence was taken from
https://github.com/Baystation12/Baystation12/pull/33255, however adapted
to Aurora. Key things to note is the port of the newer alpha settings
from /tg/, among other improvements.
The ancient holographic and screen overlay code has been purged. This is
now handled with emissives, while holograms are handled with filters as
well.
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Co-authored-by: Cody Brittain <cbrittain10@live.com>
Our SSOverlays system is outdated, and is likely the cause of many of
the issues seen in #18895. It has also been linked to a massive server
performance decrease.
This brings an updated system from Baystation, hopefully with speed
increases.
Should be testmerged, ideally with #18895.
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Co-authored-by: Cody Brittain <cbrittain10@live.com>
Part 2 of the PR series to bring /tg/'s and bay's plane masters to
Aurora, the lack of which is blocking several features we want.
This ports over the easier to understand Bay version of plane masters,
which is detailed in the relevant readme file in the code. Example
effect code for a warp effect is also in, which has been implemented for
gravity catapults.
Relies on #18741
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Signed-off-by: Matt Atlas <mattiathebest2000@hotmail.it>
Co-authored-by: Cody Brittain <cbrittain10@live.com>
Co-authored-by: Matt Atlas <mattiathebest2000@hotmail.it>
* sdaf
* sdaf
* sdfa
* sadf
* sfda
* gfd
* reduce thrusters volume
* sdafsadsdaf
* sdfa
* Reduced some sound ranges and made some/more not ignore walls for loops
* health analyzers too
* ivdrip adjustment
* most tools now use play_tool_sound to have the sound played, reduced range for it
* 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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* autolathe 1
* FUCK MY LIFE
* more fixes
* autolathe queueing
* cl
* garbage collection
* wire fixes
* some final tweaks
* on second thought this might be annoying
* fix that
* whoopsies
* that didn't work for shit
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