It's bugged me for a while that wizards rely on not just obviously mystical clothing, but wearing a special pair of utterly nonmagical sandals, or, in a singular special case, literal 'magic shoes'.
I've always felt magic clothing should be enough, honestly. I feel like the shoes thing was only added in the ancient past to give players the ability to shoot off a wizard's feet to take away their casting powers.
So I removed the footwear requirement. Now, wizards shall be free to wear whatever they want on their assorted leg appendages.
Feedback thread https://forums.aurorastation.org/viewtopic.php?f=18&t=11999
Baseline frames can no longer wear regular voidsuits, they now must circle them inside a suit cycler. Also, adds ipc voidsuits and hardsuit sprites too.
Sprites were made by kyres.
I believe at some point 'replicant pods' were used for the old plant people code or something, and it was changed to produce diona nymphs, without actually changing the name of the pods.
'Replicant pod' doesn't make any particular sense. You aren't replicating something, you're growing a nymph.
So I fixed it. I also tweaked the weird human face on the replicant pods that probably referenced when they used to sprout plant people.
Issues the Head of Security a specially designed voidsuit for immediate recognition in E.V.A.
It has identical values to the standard security voidsuit.
-Changed the name of Subjugate to Mind Blast, and rewrote its description to actually explain what it does.
-Removed the annoying and unfun stuttering effect from Mind Blast, but upped the dizziness a little to compensate.
-Mind Bend now properly explains to the user that it is an actual mind control spell, and that they need to have a restrained target for it to work.
-Mind Bend is also now in the Necromancer, Battlemage, and Standard spellbooks.
-Mind Blast is now also in the Spacial spellbook.
-That awful spell that turns you into an easily killable parrot for a few seconds has been cut from the spellbooks entirely.
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.
Multiple bugfixes:
Changes the kitchen maint access. Fixes#5398.
Readds the psych-skylight.
Fixes insufficient logging of a admin command.
Adds newscasters to the medbay. Fixes#5375.
Adds a properly configured vent to disposals. Fixes#5374.
Adds missing holopads to cargo
* Changes effect names to be more 'medically-correct'
Hopefully part of a larger rework, at some point.
* Updates disease splicer code to use ternaries.
Removes an extraneous if statement. It helps with my readability, I guess.
* Fixes discrepancy with growth checks.
* Add changelog.
I deleted this line by accident, this should make the transformation not instant anymore. Also, it adds an armor check to being infected by the zombie attacks.
After having our first zombie round, I saw some issues and came up with some solutions
-zombies can now devour their victims
-zombie transformation now properly removes people's languages
-trioxin will now revive the dead, allowing for people that were mudered by zombies to return back to life as a zombie
-attacking people already infected with the zombie transformation will send a message to the attacking zombie
Fixes#5364
Fixes shutters making things look ugly.
Fixes disposals and cargo access.
Increases the ingest metabolism rate of alcohol and drinks.
Reverted the default settings of the UI.
* Adds the ability to announce a fax only if someone doesnt have their PDA linked,
* Added SQL migration of expansion of do injunctions
* Changes "warning" to "reprimand"
This pr revives and improve one of fowl's project: material golems
Instead of creating the same boring adamantine golems always, anyone with access to a golem rune can now place an offering of materials, and the materials will influence the creation of a certain type of golem.
Each golem has different status and powers:
Steel, Bronze, Iron, Plasteel, Titanium golem: they are slower than the regular human, but take less damage and are more powerful in melee combat, but unable to use ranged weapons.
Cloth and cardboard golems: they are faster than a human mob, take less fall damage, but are more fragile and are weak to fire.
Glass golem: fragile to brute damage, resistent to burn and shocks, has a chance of deflecting lasers. explodes into pieces of glass upon death.
Diamond golem: resistent to burn and brute damage and has a chance of deflecting lasers.
Uranium golem: has a passive chance of irradiating mobs around
Sand golems: sand golems can vent crawl, and they will turn into glass golems when exposed to enough heat or fire
Phoron golem: melee attacks have a chance to set their victims on fire, they explode into a cloud of fire and phoron upon their death
Metallic Hydrogen Golem: weak to being shocked, can shock its victims with meele attacks, can discharge dangerous lighting and recharge powercells and other objects.
Homunculus: an organic golem, not stronger like his cousins, but has most of the advantages that a human and others species do. It can also bring other golems back to life if it can get hold of its brain
Sprites are mostly from tgstation, vgstation and europa.
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.
Summary:
Hostile mobs now look for living mobs first, before looking other things(mechs and bots)
Carps and giant spiders now attack shields if they see them. Notes: shield segment max strength is 10, and carp attacks 1-2 per attack.
If carp is targeting mob, and there is a shield in the way to mob, they will destroy shield while keep pursuing mob.
better, more generic code for targets
On request of Jackboot this PR adds something that some people craved - knocking things off table.
Shaking table makes it knock things off
Mobs like Dionea or industrial shells knock things off tables if they walk/climb on it
Other races will knock things over if they are not on help intent or if they are running while they climb/walk on the table.
Big mobs like cows, slimes, etc also knock things off.
