You can now choose which slot is your primary radio slot between your left and right ears. If both ears have a headset on them, the primary radio will be used.
Replaced ore radars with ore detectors. It display pings in the darkness when it spots the ore, even through walls.
Mining stationbounds and drones now get ore detectors.
You can now see psi-pings through walls again.
changes:
bugfix: "Crates no longer pass through barricades or other objects that allow small objects (PASSTABLE) through."
refactor: "Crates being lifted (and other timed interactions with objects) now stop being lifted if the crate is moved."
Vampires with victim awareness enabled will no longer drop their victims to the floor.
Stunned people can no longer interact with radios. This means that you cannot use a radio while being bloodsucked.
Clicking the drain blood ability whilst draining blood will now cause you to stop sucking blood at the end of the next drain cycle.
Gaining a vampire power is now displayed a bit nicer in the chat log.
Vampires now have a UI element on the HUD for how much usable blood they have, what their frenzy counter is at, and to suck people.
Removing vampire status from a player now removes their vampire abilities and such.
Vampires now can only suck up until 950 units of usable blood.
Vampire glare now stuns IPCs and cyborgs as well.
Hulks no longer have funky punctuation.
Veil walking now uses your mob sprite instead of a generic ghost sprite.
Triggering veil walking now breaks all grabs on you.
The vampire help menu has been revamped to be more up to date and stylish.
Adds a proc that prints the variable type, optionally with some extra info like text/list length, types, etc. Mostly useful for debugging. In this journey I found out that there are some types that are simply "undetectable"... Like filters, procs/callables, etc.
Uses this in Varedit to make it slightly more clear which var is which. I played a lot with how it's displayed and it's kind of hard to make it visible enough but not distracting or taking up too much space. In the end I opted for a simple approach that just shows the short type and keeps varedit mostly untouched otherwise:
