* Fixes Space-Ruin Issues
Fixes Load-Time and Lighting issues on the Space Ruins by moving the loading of the ruins into Atlas
* Reworks the space ruin loader
It´s now based on a json file which allows to set the weight of the ruins, add various tags with a specified weight and restrict the maps the ruin can be used in
* Fixes compile warnings
* Change z-levels in aurora.dm
* Moves the SubSystem
* Changes the player_levels back again since the away mission is now loaded after the z expansion
Warning! Big Scary Change!
NTSL2+ is a re-work of NTSL.
The goals of this rework are to remove worries regarding server load, and make it impossible for a malicious program to crash the server.
The result is an asynchronous daemon based interpreted language, called NTSL2+.
The Daemon in question can be found Here
Features:
Programming Language worth considering a programming language
Limit-able execution - Unable to hold the server up
Runs on Modular Computers
Shitty in-game networking.
Players can finally write their own laptop programs I cannot stress that enough.
This adds timers sanity checks with stack tracing of where it was called. Check are:
If timer had no callback(crashes timer)
If timer was called with negative wait time. Converts time to 0 and gives call stack.
If timer was called on deleted or about to be deleted object. Still runs, but gives call stack
If timer had infinite or more wait time. Crashes timer
Adds sanity check to beams for timer wait time.
This PR will lead us towards the Promised Day, for in its wake there shall be much celebration and ecstasy as this world becomes a world suitable for developer hegemony. The first strike is thusly;
All << is converted into to_chat().
Adds a helper proc for money transfers between two accounts.
Cleans up the EFTPOS and cargo delivery code to use said helper proc.
Changes SSEconomy to use indexed lists for accounts and look up the accounts by accessing it via the index.
When the round refuses to start because of a lack of players or lack of antags, it will properly state this instead of stating that there aren't enough players.
The Wizard gamemode, and the Ninja gamemode, both have restrictions that prevent the gamemode from being launched if there are more than 15 players, unless it was voted specifically.
This PR makes it so that random lethal viruses can only occur if there is a virologist to cure them. This PR also makes it so the viruses themselfs don't have completely random effects, but effects that make sense together by adding a new system.
There was an issue with one of the travis checks that caused reagents with incorrect specific heat values to sneak into the game and cause havok. This fixes that.
Fixes#5594Fixes#5593
DreamDaemon leaks memory between restarts, which might exacerbate us potentially running out of memory. This allows us to reboot the server every n rounds.
Also refactors the way we handle things that should be saved inbetween rounds. Like gamemode and the restart counter.
Overview
This is the github WIP PR for the reagent system project. This is for other developers and users to track progress of the code if they're curious about it, as well as to show that it actually works.
Remaps toxin to be a significantly more pleasing area to work in. Everything was tested thoroughly, save for the doppler array which should be easy to fix if anything is broken.
Byond doesn't know how to handle decimal based probabilities and just rounds up. Example, rand(0.5,75) will return 1, which caused everyone to spawn with max nutrition/hydration.
Overview
Adds thirst mechanics. Thirst mechanics work exactly like hunger mechanics where if you don't drink enough liquid, you become thirsty and move slower. Several other mechanics involving drinks were also changed.
For organic races, you gain hydration by consuming beverages and water. Water is the most effective way of hydrating yourself. IPCs are not affected by hydration and do not have to worry about it. If you overeat or overdrink, your nutrition decreases faster until you are of normal hunger and thirst levels.
Penalties for not eating or drinking are now more severe. If you refuse to drink or eat all shift, you will be up to 33% slower and take twice as much pain damage. The amount scales based on your hunger or thirst levels. If you are considered hungry or thirsty, it starts scaling until you're starving or seriously dehydrated. If you overeat and overdrink as well, you get a ~5% reduced movement and pain tolerance with each mechanic.
The icons for hunger have been updated to be more specific, and they match the new thirst indicators as well. https://i.imgur.com/QQbWxYI.png
You can now also inject beverages into your blood for x4 effectiveness. Before, IV dripping yourself with vodka did nothing but give you a small amount of toxins, but now it should be a hell of a party.
Dionaea can now be affected by beverages with respect to nutrition gains and temperature changes. Dionaea cannot be affected by some effects, such as stuttering and intoxication, still.
Healing effects for certain beverages (tea, milk) were removed. This a HRP server, milk shouldn't heal you.
Both items taken from the tgstation.
Magic eightballs allow you to ask a question, picking up a random answer. Or they might ask the dead on the deadchat, if it is a haunted one.
The ouija board allows some possible limited communication with the ghosts, however anyone else can move the planchette, allowing people to mess with other person as well.
Fixed the vendor sprite being wonky. (Unreported)
Fixes#5267
Adjusted Battlemonster Star calculation.
Slightly lowered the cost of battlemonster cards.
Deck searching speed is now based on the number of cards in the deck.
Overview
Adds Battle Monster cards. Battle Monsters is a collectable card game clone like Yugioh or magic the gathering. Players can purchase card packs and use them in games with actual rules to them.
Checklist
Card Generation Framework: 100%
Sprites: 80%
Game Rules: 90%
Deck Framework: 5%
Monster Cards: 20%
Spell/Trap Cards: 5%
Obtainable Status: 0%
* Now properly checks against round_duration_in_ticks instead of world.time.
* Replaces all instances of world.time in SSVote with round_duration_in_ticks. Should result in more internal consistency overall regarding crew transfer vote timing.
Well, is it really #883? Who knows. Only bug that met the description of the bug I was aiming to fix, and I think they overlap-- did no one really report the longest-lasting and most glaringly obvious stat pane bug?
This Ports TGs System of Cargo Rewards and Bounties.
It also changes the paths of some of the foods (to be easier to use with the bounites)
It integrates the bounty application into the cargo control app
The cargo control app can now print invoices for orders and shipments
https://forums.aurorastation.org/viewtopic.php?f=21&t=11529
This UI is going to be more integrated with BYOND host objects. It's update principal is very different from nanoui's. It is based around state that is being synchronized with server and client (browser). Such synchronization has it's problems, like it can't handle rapid changes, what could cause client and server to become out of sync and client state to be discard.
In converting some things from show_message to visible_message, people forgot that the 2nd argument is not range. But is instead, either blind message or user message. So I fixed it. Also added some high lighting and user messages.
Adds Asteroid Dungeons framework to the game. Mappers can make their own asteroid dungeons to the game. Currently there are no asteroid dungeons that can be loaded.
Anyone can make a dungeon like anyone could make a change to a map. A readme file is included inside the maps directory for information regarding how to add your own dungeon to the map.
There's an added config function in the example config that determines whether or not asteroid dungeons spawn. I also included 2 bat files in mapmerge and mapmerge2 that backup the asteroid dungeons spawns so that they can be used in mapmerge.
changes:
Fixes a regression in GetAbove/GetBelow() that caused passing an atom that wasn't directly on the map to return a false negative.
Fixes runtime's broken Z1 MZ by moving it to Z2.
Fixes some outdated Z-level defines on Runtime.
Moves z_levels global to SSatlas for easier debugging.
Atlas will now list the size of the world in its MC entry.
Map diffs are fucked up because of the index shift, nothing on the maps themselves was actually changed beyond adding a blank Z at the bottom.
Fixes#4692.
