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.
Gaming.
Added a preference for floating chat color. This is per-character and updates in game when you update it on the pref window too.
Windows like the accent and citizenship window no longer go under the pref window when opened.
Loading a new character now actually updates the preview window.
PDAs are dead, long live PDAs. All trace of old PDAs has been scoured from the codebase, and in its place are modular computer PDAs that are feature-equivalent. Essentially every PDA function except the Syndicate detonation feature and Notepad has been ported over, and battery life for handheld computers has been boosted alongside the addition of charging cables to make things easier.
changes:
rscadd: "Ported a new chat system, Goonchat, that allows for cool things like changing font style, size, spacing, highlighting up to 5 strings in the chat, and DARK MODE."
rscadd: "Repeated chat messages can now get compacted. You can disable this in goonchat settings."
rscadd: "You can change icon style to any font on your system."
tweak: "The game window has been altered a bit to adjust for this."
rscdel: "Removed skin style prefs as they are no longer used."
update_icons(), UpdateIcon() and updateicon() are now changed to be update_icon().
Many interactions expect a target to have an update_icon(), so they should all be the same.
Also fixed some stuff that was using relative pathing, along the way.
This pr adds some depth to the citizenship and religion choices at the character setup.
Citizenship will now affect your loadout and mission as a consular officer.
Religion will now affect your chaplain's religion name, bible name and sprite.
Selecting any option will bring a small lore pop up for citizenship and religion choices.
When to_chat gets converted to a proc, then the construct of to_chat(some, link(url)) will no longer work. Or will produce odd results.
As a result, the send_link macro is now created. Replaced existent instances of the previous construct and added a simple grep check for this as well. It won't catch all, probably, but it'll catch the most common instances.
Intent of this PR: make factions actually matter.
How we're going to do this:
Make factions limit job choices.
Make factions have alternative loadouts that override job uniforms
Make factions be visible in the employment records.
Revert existing faction loadout options or put them behind a preference, in favour of new shit.
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().
