# Summary
This PR adds APCs to D3 fore bridge airlock, D3 stairwell and D3
holodeck maint.
## Detailed changes
- Added APC to D3 fore bridge airlock
- Added APC to D3 stairwell
- Added APC to D3 holodeck maints
- Remove airlock splitting the holodeck maint into two, as dedicated
shutters are the preferred option to segment larger areas
- Add hull deck beacons to D3 fore-starboard
- The usual slight movement of things to make things pretty and neat
## About PR
Fixes the faulty access (req_access > req_one_access) of the command
noticeboard in the central ring. Currently only the Captain can open it,
which is not intended. Apologies for the inconvenience.
Logistics bounties sometimes asked for a "Heavy Duty Power Cell" which
was an item that was not actually manufacturable by the ship, and could
only be obtained by stealing them from the APCs they spawned in. This PR
adds the ability for protolathes to manufacture them directly, just like
the other upgraded versions of APC power cells.
After discussing it with WickedCybs, it was permitted for this to be
readded now that I once more have the WL and can play Kathira again.
The edge of the cloak, alongside the journal had sprite updates to bring
them up to more modern standards. The code is the same as it was upon
removal, aside from making the journal not be colored.
# Summary
This PR adds trash to the persistence system.
- Trash becomes persistent the moment it is dropped unless it is dropped
in a maint or the disposal room.
- It looses persistence when it lands in a maint/disposal room or gets
picked up again.
- Persistent trash can be found up to three days.
Those are the base rules, some trash types have additional rules.
List of trash to be implemented:
- [x] Basic trash (snacks and such)
- Cigarette buts
- spitwad
- Burned matches
- [x] Broken bottles
- [x] Torn inflatable (-doors)
> Littering is a i120 violation and can be punished with 3-7 minutes of
prison time or with a 40-150 credit fine.
> Stop littering and keep the ship clean.
## Follow-up tasks
- [x] Update GitHub Wiki: Add section on how to add persistent trash
types.
- [x] Update GitHub Wiki: Make persistence_get_content nullable/empty.
* Adds most of our hardsuit modules to the uplink.
Also adjusted the names of some existing entries there, and added
descriptions where they were not present.
Should be noted for balance concerns that with how hardsuit weapons work
here, these cannot be continuously fired and after a few shots take a
long cooldown to recharge.
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Co-authored-by: Big Rat <lienesica@gmail.com>
- Adds cargo price coefficent for all suppliers with help from lore (for
most it is +20% if non-megacorp, -20% if megacorp)
- Refactors Xanu to be child of Liberty's Cradle, this should be what is
done for the other major systems in the region
- Removes port of call days for liberty's cradle
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Co-authored-by: Ben10083 <Ben10083@users.noreply.github.com>
Slightly increases potency of Spacevines random seeds, and increases
range of areas which can spawn them.
Makes Comet Expulsion event populate a whole bunch of meteors on the
overmap, but most of them are just traveling in random directions. Makes
it less trivial for bridge crew to just scoot one tile to the left and
everything's fine. Tested it multiple times on local instance to find
numbers that tended to make the overmap dangerous, but not bullet-hell
levels. It should be okay for the Horizon to get hit once or thrice-
dodging them all ought to be a really nice trick. Also increased minimum
spawn distance from the edges of the overmap on round start to prevent
comet spawn from deciding 'hey fuck you' and nuking you with 4 meteors
to the face and 0 time to maneuver. That's too mean, even for me.
changes:
- balance: "Spacevines event has more area types to potentially spawn
in."
- balance: "Spacevines event potency_min increased from 70 -> 85."
- balance: "Comet Expulsion event chances slightly increased with
greater weighting towards Bridge Crew availability."
- balance: "Comet Expulsion event now generates many overmap hazards,
mostly in random directions, to make evasion less trivial."
- balance: "Comet Expulsion event meteors now have a small chance to do
greater damage."
- balance: "Horizon and other overmap visitable sites minimum spawn
distance from overmap edge increased from 2 to 4."
- qol: "Provided additional admin logging for Comet Expulsion event."
Refactors cargo pricing code to properly adjust prices based on sector
and category (earlier it would multiply the price by each category's
multiplier, leading to prices above intended price point)
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Co-authored-by: Ben10083 <Ben10083@users.noreply.github.com>
A full overhaul of Xenoarchaeology and its layout. Keeping the same size
of the hull and rooms for the most part. Doing its best to match both
deck two's re-mapped RnD and the other rooms of deck one.
Adding new areas, a grate and consolidating some things while stripping
things down to their essentials.
1. Like, removing 1 anomaly suit from the four. Two main ones, one in
the back.
2. Leaving the anomaly containers less scattered. Two in the chamber,
four in storage.
3. Adding some straight jackets and zipties to the supplies for test
subjects previously in Anomaly Chamber A. Incase the madness crystals or
whatever make things get spicy.
4. Making the gas-canisters overall more secure.
5. Seperating Xenoarchaeology by a door from the AA lift.
6. Adding a presentation room to the department intended to present
their findings for RP purposes.
7. Adding a cell-charger and empty cell. Mostly so you can see if the
anomaly is a battery drainer or charger if you're a human.
8. Adding a phoron bottle. (It's an activation index to splash it on
some anomalies, just not listed on the wiki.)
9. Adding insulated gloves in-case you need to move the emitter to an
odd spot. But, I generally set up spots for the emitters in all the
chambers.
10. Adding a Xenofauna gun, because Xenobio has one and they're even
less likely to need it then Xenoarchaeology. So why not give it to them
when they can spawn bears and hivebots on themselves?
If I missed someone, feel free to ask or mention it.
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StrongDMM Screenshot.
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(In-game screenshot. I've loaded this thing up several times. The
buttons work.)
Usually medical hand over their organ cooler to operations when there is
an organ bounty. The price might need some adjustment, but for now it
was mainly just set to be lower than the bounty, crate and handling fee
aside.
This adds the price scanner, crate scanner and a clipboard to the hangar
technician lockers.
It also add the various scanners alongside the quikpay to the toolbelt,
as it could already have the EFTPOS scanner.
Lastly while doing this, I removed some of the department clothes from
the lockers that were already in their drobe.
https://github.com/Aurorastation/Aurora.3/blob/e1226fcd7240bef8b80e0683fd7e58437d0e6927/maps/_common/mapsystem/map.dm#L309-L318
Ship cost doesn't play a role here when a map is picked among the
candidates pool. There is no reason to not treat a variation ship as a
full ship after it's chosen. This was leaving budget points as a decimal
number, preventing the loop from ending early before eliminating each
candidates.
This doesn't change the outcome but makes it more in line with the
intended standard. I had no idea about this at the time when I made
freebooter variation (oops)
This PR lets the biogenerator recycle food items as well. Any item
defined as a "snack", not just produce, can be put into it.
Since this will make racking up those biogenerator points easier, the
number of points produced by recycling food and produce has been halved.
(coefficient in the formula changed from 10 to 5)
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Signed-off-by: ASmallCuteCat <neofelisnebulosa128@gmail.com>
Crates currently cost 100 plus the actual order when ordering items, so
before this change it would be +400 credits for free when ordering
anything, minus the cost of the actual order. This fixes that.
This PR was requested by the loremaster @Triogenics. According to the
loremaster, all modern electronics in the setting should require a small
amount of elemental phoron for its capacity as a room temperature
superconductor. This is also needed to play into the "Phoron Scarcity"
lore arc.
So this PR does exactly that, making all electronics cost a very small
amount of Phoron to create. Existing machine shop and science stockpiles
of phoron crystals are sufficient to manufacture these for the time
being, though that may not be the case in the future. :)
To keep things logically consistent, I've also made it so that circuit
boards both actually contain the matter used to print them, and can be
recycled to at least partially recover that matter. Have fun breaking
down thousands and thousands of old circuit boards to get a few flakes
of phoron once things start getting bad.
My mistake; I forgot to change the loadout entry for these things away
from the generic name that I used. Updates that from 'koko-reed
cigarette packet' to 'Ha'zana Corsair Afterburners cigarette packet'
Co-authored-by: Crozarius <cowsgomooand@gmail.com>
With https://github.com/Aurorastation/Aurora.3/pull/20956 implemented
and a review of cargo pricing, lore believes that the current settings
for Crescent Expanse (price *200!) is too high, and significantly
brought it down
The goal with the changes is allow cheaper goods to still be
purchasable, but more specialized equipment (positronic + SM crystal for
example) like requiring delving into department accounts
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Signed-off-by: Ben <91219575+Ben10083@users.noreply.github.com>
Co-authored-by: Ben10083 <Ben10083@users.noreply.github.com>
Co-authored-by: VMSolidus <evilexecutive@gmail.com>
The hazard rig tech levels were lowered, permitting the machinist to
make it without research personnel present. Materials needed are
unchanged. The ballistic protection of it was also buffed to be equal to
the security voidsuit.
The combat rig had new sprites added, allowing taj, unathi and IPC to
also use it.
Done on the request of VeteranGary.
### Asset Licenses
The following assets that **have not** been created by myself are
included in this PR:
| Path | Original Author | License |
| --- | --- | --- |
| icons/obj/item/clothing/rig/combat.dmi | Noble Row (Aurora Station) |
CC0|
Now almost all non-command clothes should be found in the department
drobes, instead of the various lockers. I might have missed something
somewhere though.
Drobes can also be restocked by the vended items.
Lastly, the chaplain drobe had a couple of taj religious clothing added
to it after confirming with Catsin that it should be.
Adds a new hearing aid case item, capable of holding a pair of hearing
aids. This is added to the hearing aid selection in the loadout,
allowing you to start with a pair of hearing aids.
(also adds names to each of the hearing aid types)
See title.
May make this augment significantly stronger, allowing way more
sprinting without adverse effects. I am open to feedback regarding this.
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Co-authored-by: jonathan123700 <gonatantsatskin@gmail.com>
Co-authored-by: Snowy1237 <SnowyMountainside@gmail.com>
This PR makes the mech clamp share a bit more in common with the
paramedic's own "Jaws of Life" by making it so that it has unique sound
effects to play while forcing open airlocks, and also breaks airlocks
when opening them. So now there's actually a consistent cost to using
the mech clamps in their capacity as airlock forcers, as opposed to them
strictly being an upgrade over the JOL.
https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/d32c58e3-5f0a-4024-928d-35891d7d3ed7
This PR makes it so that examining a mech provides clickable
descriptions for its hardpoints, which allows players to directly view
the mechanics hints for specific pieces of equipment. I have actually
tested this PR, and here's a screenshot showing it works.
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src="https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/2e8a949d-952f-46ae-ad79-469ace45da64"
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Removes some objects in:
- Deck 3 port docks space, random lattices
- Deck 2 telescience, rogue platforms under the windows
- Deck 1 turbine room, duplicate pipe under combustion chamber blast
door
Replaces floor in:
- Bridge, one tile in front of conference room
- Intrepid, one tile under the grate
Additional changes:
- Moves cargo conveyor switch from under the railings to somewhere
visible
- Adjusts Intrepid pumps in starboard nacelle to make "Fuel to
Thrusters" pump stand atop for better visibility
- Puts a light fixture in front of commissary
oh wow it's me Mneme. I don't know what changed but there's a new bug
and or intended feature that's making it extremely hard to run the
GTR/throwing off everyone's flow in high intensity situations because
certain IV Stand clicks no longer register when there's a patient
buckled between them. This makes it so that isn't an issue anymore.
i.e. the IV in the solid red square would be inaccessible pre-this
change, even though prior to a couple weeks ago it was accessible. Now,
all IVs are accessible even if there's a patient buckled.
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