Makes the cheap lighters from the loadout colourable. Also shuffled about some stuff to do with overlays to allow for less copypasta in the future.
changes:
tweak: "Cheap lighters are now colourable in the loadout."
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.
The RnD Console UI has been overhauled.
RnD levels are now a gradual progress instead of just leveling up, not much has changed, but deconstructed items now give more * Data disks now tell you what they contain.
The red scanning goggles now let you see examined items' tech levels.
RnD consoles should now open on the main menu instead of the research menu.
Ejected items from the RnD console and destructive analyzer now go into your hands if you're adjacent.
Lit cigarettes now count as flame sources.
Changed the isflamesource proc from a general proc to an obj/item proc. It is tidier and will be easier to add future flame sources this way.
Removed some hardcoded flame stuff (Such as igniting rags and paper), which depending on an item being a type instead of just being something that could produce a flame. They now check to see if an item counts as a flame source.
Found leftover clown BS while updating paper burning code and killed it off.
I finally figured out how to make tool inhands and inhand coloring work properly, so custom colors can apply to inhands! (yes, even the stuff from loadout.)
Code-wise, this guts the superfluous our_color variable.
This cuts it out from screwdrivers, wirecutters, cable, and everything else which uses this shit.
I'm pretty sure testing this has taken out a day out of my life.
Also I fixed up the cable examine to be less crappy. (so you can finally see cable descriptions.)
Don't mind the commits, I just built this on top the handcuff noose PR.
Spacebikes, speeders, and monowheels now have storage compartments accessible by dragging it onto your sprite.
Spacebikes and speeders now drive a bit faster on non-space tiles.
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.
