- Now uses percentage instead of fixed value when determining whether charging at full capacity, or only partially.
- Adds new overlay for "Disconnected or No Charge" output status. Outputting overlay is now displayed correctly.
The engine is now mostly operational and should be working. Still need to check it's ability to produce power, that might not work. Or maybe it does. Dunno!
- Exception to this are SMESs that are intended to output - engine room, AI core, atmospherics, telecommunications, all asteroid outposts. This is why map changes had to be made.
- SMESs will now try to balance their inputs and outputs. This will correct the situations where some SMESs charge at full rate, starving other SMESs who are trying to charge from the same power net. In terms of output, multiple SMESs (such as, solar SMESs) will try to provide equal amount of power to the powernet.
- SMESs processing is now slightly different. UI now displays a "Disconnected or No Charge" error when the SMES does not have cable connection to output to, or when stored charge is zero. Once this problem is resolved (either by charging the SMES or by connecting it via wires) it will automatically begin outputting again.
- The only tiny bug i have registered so far is related to number precision. It is possible that powernets may gain or lose few watts (talking about 1-5 watts per powernet at most, it is negligible)
- Instead, they simply won't output until some power is regained.
- This prevents, for example, solar SMESs from shutting down when they reach zero charge when the array is shadowed by the station. The SMES simply won't output any power until the array begins generating again.
- See #11658 - this is just edition for Dev
- TLDR version: Fixes power alarm at construction site, fixes emitter button giving errors about not being connected to cable, unanchors emitters at mining outpost by default.
- Added subtype for inactive APCs as per PsiOmegaDelta's request
- Fixed gridcheck affecting telecommunications central compartment.
This means that instead of the base turf being defined by the z-level, it's now defined by area and defaulted by z-level.
Updates all "shuttle" and "solar" areas to have a base_turf of space.
Updates docking arms 1, 2, and 3 on the main asteroid level to have a base_turf of space.
Other z-levels may still need updating.
This change means that all actions which destroy or dismantle a tile - for example bombs, a singularity, a shuttle leaving, or deconstruction - now leave these new areas as space not asteroid. Future mapping efforts may need to take this into account.
Conflicts:
code/game/area/Space Station 13 areas.dm
- Mostly under-the-hood changes.
- Emagged APCs may now have their panel removed with screwdriver, so you can access wires
- Emagged APCs no longer rely on locked var, instead they check for emagged var as mwerezak suggested.
However, ghosts can now also only view objects in range to ensure that the NanoUI window count is kept low.
Admins do not suffer this restriction and may also interact with these windows.
Added toggle variants for buttons, allowing them to "deactivate" connected devices.
Converted flashers and holosigns.
Fixes to keep in line with upstream.
- Gridcheck random event is updated. Core behavior remains the same, but mechanism it uses to achieve power outage is changed.
- Both SMESs and APCs have new variable which is set by gridcheck. This variable decrements by 1 every tick, and until it is back to zero the APC/SMES won't work.
- SMESs are disabled for 60-120 seconds (random for each SMES). APCs for 120-240 seconds.
- Both SMESs and APCs show error UI with timer counting down until the device restarts (begins working again).
- Both SMEss and APCs may be manually restarted, on per-device basis, by clicking restart button in the UI. This is useful if you urgently need one or two devices back online, for example, medical treatment facilities, etc. This immediately skips the X second timer and restores the device to working state, while keeping the original intention of this event - allowing antagonists to use lack of power to enter areas they don't normally have access to.
