This is similar to #1722, but it uses a bit of math to allow explicit setting of the angle of light.
Pretty much complete, although no lights have been updated to use directional lighting.
Features:
Facing a wall with a directional light results in darkness - light is not emitted on own tile.
Ports the newest bay wizard version, with some additions and changes.
General changes:
-ported the newest bay wizard
-wizards can select some school of magic, which also changes their spell selection as whole.
-added several new spells, like raise dead, contracts that bind the person with the wizard, and more.
-added wands, limited sources of certain types of effects/spell, also with their own bad effects for non wizards
-changed the wizard checks to a faction check instead of a mind check
-fixed wizards without certain slots due to race being fucked over due to it
-added new artifacts
-balanced some spells like the emp
-added a lot of new sounds to spell, mostly from tg
-remove horse mask from spell selection, also, you can melt the mask with acid now
-wizard's spell are now displayed at round end like traitors and what they did buy
-also fixes vaurca, and vox, antags spawning without a mask by default
Adds a new process-based effects system with the goal of reducing insane lag from sparks.
Currently only supports sparks, but should be easily extendable to other types of effects.
Also fixes a bug with airlocks where the light from bolts wasn't updating.
Refactors bears slightly to reduce duplicated code & pointless spark object creation and destruction.
Lighting profiler will now log /turf locations & names correctly.
Doors will no longer trigger way more visibility checks than they need to.
This is it. The big one.
Risk: Very large. This modifies or rewrites several important systems.
Some things still need balancing, but that's probably better done if/when this hits dev.
changes:
New smooth lighting system.
Machinery split into three processes: machinery, powernet, pipenet Removed due to breakage. Refactored into multi-step process.
Mob process rewritten.
NanoUI process rewritten.
Objects process rewritten.
Tweaked color output of station lights.
Slime core lights now emit colored light.
Fixed light update frequency issue with fire alarms, hydroponics trays, and airlocks.
Increased light emission from bolted airlocks.
Miscellaneous performance improvements.
New datum pool implementation.
New lighting usage profiler.
Lighting system now tracks UV light, which is not visible to players.
Space now has a parallax effect.
Disabled Spin View verbs due to incompatibility with the new lighting system.
Disabled hallucination view spin due to incompatibility with the new lighting system.
Lighting system now initializes in the lobby before the round starts to reduce BoR deadtime.
Added UV light tracking to lighting engine; dionae now gain energy exclusively from UV light.
Added colored lighting to a few consoles that used default (white) light.
Pretty simple. 10 seconds before the round begins, the game will choose a tip and display it.
Tips are handled in the config.
Admins also have a command to display their own customized tip, and also a command to display a pregenerated tip.
Both commands can be ran at any point in the run to good effect. The customized tip will replace the default, Tip of the round that procs 10 seconds before round-start tip, if it is run during the lobby.
Adds a Reconnect-SQL verb to admins with permission flag R_DEBUG, as well as making the server attempt to automatically reconnect to SQL on connection drop.
changes:
imageadd: "Some AI displays now have special icons used when the AI is dead."
rscadd: "Added an admin verb that allows force-storaging of SSD AIs."
imageadd: "The AI's icon now changes when it is EMPed."
other:
Gave a name to borgs' internal radio so it doesn't show as "station bounced radio".
Disabled rejuvinate() for AIs as it didn't actually work anyways.
Fixed a potential bug where an engiborg's welder might've been able to be attached to things.
Added a code helper to check if an item is a borg tool.
Re-adds IPC APC feeding
Removes more of the horror that is type paths in text strings when they don't have to be there :ree:
Fix a bunch of lore blurbs
SQL saving is fixededed
Mark-up REGEX now requires whitespace or line ending/starts between tokens. It doesn't grab tokens surrounded by non-whitespace characters.
Updated the server greeting to only updated saved hashes if a user actively clicks on a tab.
C4 now forces old system for itself, due to raisins.
Admin verb to toggle between global default explosion type. One round only. Requires R_DEBUG or R_SERVER, is hideable.
Fixes the tools/indentation.awk script to not demand a comma at the end of perfectly valid comments.
Makes it report unnecessary commas in lists.
Readds it to the Travis build list.
The idea is to consolidate all of the spam that you see on the lower right panel into one concrete, semi-persistent pop-up window. Utilizing bootstrap, it'll show you a neat welcome screen, the message of the day, staff memos (if accessible), and a personalized set of notifications. The system is set up for easy future expansion, as well.
Rewrite's Mahzel's SQL character and preference saving.
Introduces easy config switching between the new and old system, with no troubles at all.
Also introduces better logging for DBQuery/proc/parseArguments(), should something go wrong. And classes SQL query errors as full on error snow, as opposed to debug data.
Adds check_ai_laws and check_rune_words to moderators.
Removes debug_variables from standard holders so we don't have aux staff doing silly things.
Removes a duplicate entry of empty_ai_core_toggle_latejoin.
The Dev Flag and status is back in game! As of right now, you will have
to play around with the values in regards to the defines in setup.dm
(specifically with CCIAA), but everything works fine, besides maybe Devs
having some verbs they shouldn't for some reason..
But besides that, it's peachy.
Arguments acquired from 'in world' cannot be GCd for several minutes due to a hidden reference from usr to the argument itself.
This replaces all 'in world' arguments with 'in range(world.view)', with the notable exception of "View Variables".
