Tweaks:
With the gripper, hitting the drop hotkey (Q) now drops the held item. If no item is held, the grabber is put away as normal.
The scientific gripper can now hold slime steroids.
The chemistry gripper can now hold paper.
Bugfixes:
Using the drop hotkey (Q) to put away a module now correctly updates the module list interface. Fixes#4343.
Modules relying on cyborg synthesizers (nanopaste, et al.) now cannot be used when their synthesizer charge is depleted. Fixes#1288.
Injecting a monkey cube held in a gripper no longer places the monkey inside the gripper's internal contents. Fixes#1097.
Cyborgs can now re-lock secured crates. Fixes#4833.
Service borgs can no longer open a portal to infinite grass tiles. Fixes#3814.
Clerical borgs can now browse through paper bundles held in their gripper, and can pick up taped paper. Fixes#4479. Fixes#6501.
-makes so that any hat won't stop you from equipping stuff in your ear
-fixes #7279
-fixes a custom item sprite
-fixes mousedrop not unequipping clothing properly
Donk Pockets can now be heated properly in a microwave, they gain additional nutriment, animal protein and healing juice.
Sin-Pockets now heat properly when used in hand, heats instantly, and gives slightly more hyperzine and synaptizine than before.
A curious side-effect I encountered in testing. You have to chew a lot more with the added reagents. But the benefit outweighs the consequence. Also, a traitor ravenously chewing a sin-pocket with a revolver in the other hand, bleeding profusely from everywhere, makes me giggle like a child.
Resolves#6802
Part 1 in the "why my impact wrench no wrench bolt" saga
tl;dr for end users: combitools / impact wrenches now work on everything their non-powered versions do (except mechs and RIGs, tune in next time on dragon ball Z for that)
essentially all this PR does is murder every istype() check possible that could use a helper function instead, most notably many pen checks with ispen(). it also repaths combitools and powerdrills to /obj/item/weapon so they aren't instantly taken out of contention by half of the known attackby() prompts
I already squashed a couple runtimes here and there from the pen changes and it's possible I missed another because pencode is another scourge upon our lives
Ice now melts at 25C. Other methods to fix the ice-instantly-melting issue didn't end so well ( #6617 et al.) and this seems to be how most baycode implementations handle the problem. If someone has a better solution, please, suggest, and I'll nuke this into the floor. Fixes#6119.
Soda cans (incl. water bottles) can now be re-filled after bursting open from shaking. This also fixes a crash related to putting these cans into chem machines and the like. Fixes#6499.
Robots and silicons can no longer be force-fed. Fixes#5016.
Custom output food from cooking appliances now fits inside storage containers. Fixes#4106.
Custom output food from the oven now causes a 'ding' as with normal cooking. Fixes#3904.
Batter now requires proximity to be applied. Fixes#5724.
Lasagne and doner kebab contents buffed to match the ingredients used in their creation. Fixes#6195.
Asymmetrical accessories can now be flipped! This is done through the attack_self proc (i.e., activating it in your active hand), or a right-click menu if the item already has an attack_self behaviour.
This affects:
Stethoscopes
All medals
All badges
Armbands
Holsters
Machete Holster
Scarves
TCFL ribbons
Shoulder capes
Sleeve patches
Bandoliers
Political pins
Adds autoinhaler and autoinjector to autolathe.
Gives autoinhaler and autoinjector material values (i'm open to suggestions to tweak 'em)
This allows medical to come to cargo to print more of these and hand them out to crew. Good stuff.
If anyone has any other ideas to add more (reasonable!) stuff to autolathes, you know where to contact me.
Fixes service module cyborgs dispensing drinks at the wrong temperature.
Reagents that should be at room temperature will no longer be described as lukewarm.
Made it so items get their pixel x/y reset on pickup.
Thrown items now also get their pixel placement slightly randomized.
Tweaked the center of mass on a boatload of items to be more accurate to their sprite art.
Replaced a bunch of randomized pixel placement code into a unifying proc; randpixel_xy() that uses an item's randpixel var.
this resprites some weapons,
namely the butterfly knife and switchblade to not be comically oversized
(you know, they're...concealable.)
tweaks some other sprites too, like the handles of polearms and the stunbaton
this doesn't change how they look from afar, they're practically the same in glance value
riot shield taken from Eris (and tactical shield is a modified version of that)
made ebarrier use same colors as eshield (this makes more sense, honestly)
Depends on #6743
Adds Lance fatigues, male and female dresses to the game.
Select equipment verb additions:
Adds Lancer
Adds Lance Medic
Adds Lance Engineer
Adds Lance Operative
Misc changes:
Reworks outfit datum API to allow for belt, accessory contents similar to backpack API. Adds ability to add holstered weapon
Refactors bottle API, cleans it up removing redundancy and duplicated code. Adds ability to define multiple reagents and their volume for the bottle.
Adds Dexalin Plus bottle, Epinephrine bottle, Spaceacilin bottle.
Refactors objects.dmi and items.dmi
Adds some more uses to glass jar - now you can use it as a tip jar AND a reagent container!
you can also see reagents inside like a beaker
also improves sprites for wrapping paper and the pocketwatch
This basically makes it easier for future sprite improvements
Adds new flavors of LiquidFood rations based on a list and adjusts the mix to not be overpoweringly chalky. Adding new flavors should be easy, and perhaps could be done for preferred flavors of each species (though note it is all nutriment so Unathi are unaffected). Also sets up a framework for adding flavored variants of other foodstuffs. This should not affect anything other than LiquidFood rations at the moment.
The comments were mostly so I wouldn't get lost, but I just decided to leave them. I screw up something if I don't leave notes.
Some images:
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Adds dyn, a Skrellian herb. Renowned as a medicine, its juice has mild anti-toxin properties identical to how powerful tea was before Burger nerfed it; lower than tea because Arrow considered old tea to be too OP, and any beverages made from it do too. Seeds are available both in the garden and hydroponics, and the plant may occasionally contain actual dylovene in it.
The new drinks are the raw juice of the herb, a tea (1 juice to 4 water), and an icy/fizzy iced tea thing (1 juice to 2 ice to 2 soda water). The last comes as a soda can in the vendor, and a carton of juice is available at the bartender's boozemat.
This is the first in a series of PRs expanding upon skrellian cuisine/drinks.
This pr adds toothpaste tubes and toothbrushes, you can get them in the loadout and the surface bathroom. Toothpaste works like alcohol to vaurca. A couple of vaurcan drink recipes are also added at the request of their lore writer.
-Adds an aspergillum, which will hold up to 10u of liquids, such as holy water, and spray out out to adjacent squares, such as those occupied by filthy vampires. It also makes a pretty jingle sound when you do so. The sprite was provided by Dronz.
-Removes the buggy null item box, and replaces it with obsidian shards that can be reassembled at will to whatever null item shape you crave.
-Null items can now be mounted on poncho backs
-Some backend updates to spraybottle code that will let you change the sound effect of a spray-object if someone makes one in the future.
This pr adds the is_clumsy check, that checks if the mob has the mutation or if they are drunk enough. This fixes a bug where mobs would still have the clumsy mutation due to drinking.
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().
Prevents this: https://puu.sh/CwRrc/f4d0cbd55d.png
Also slightly expands how much writing you can put on a beaker. As someone that often works with beakers, flasks, and vials, you'd be amazed the amount of information you can shove on even an Eppendorf tube.
