This makes headbutting correctly check for the head armour, to determine
whether it's possible to knock someone unconscious.
Head armour will now prevent you from being knocked unconscious by a
headbutt, unless the attacker has more head armour than you. (e.g.
breacher hardsuit vs corporate helmet)
You can also knock yourself unconscious by headbutting someone with more
head armour than you.
+Added colourable slouch hat, found in colourable hat selection.
+Added colourable sun visor, found in colourable hat selection.
+Added colourable paperboy cap, found in colourable hat selection.
+Added colourable legionnaire cap, found in colourable hat selection.
+Added colourable artist beret, found in loadout.
+Added colourable tight beanie, found in loadout, hides hair.
-Moved TCFL softcap from 'softcap selection' to 'tcfl hat selection'.
All sprites made by me.
Splits the current survey probes into two types: Atmosphere and Ground,
as well as adding a Geomagnetic variant. Replaces some of the currently
mapped in atmosphere probes with the two other types.
This adds code blue to the list of alert levels that allow wireless
firing pins to fire on lethal mode.
There's a cultural thing on Aurora where Code Red is never used, because
it stops the vote from being called. This means that during most high
intensity interactions, we stay on Code Blue, and the disruptor pistol
can't be used on lethal mode.
This simply adds code blue to the list of permissible codes for lethal.
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Signed-off-by: Crosarius <30341877+Crosarius@users.noreply.github.com>
Co-authored-by: Fluffy <65877598+FluffyGhoster@users.noreply.github.com>
Adds some new fields to the shuttle manifest:
- Destination (Per shuttle)
- Heading (Per shuttle)
- Mission (Per shuttle)
- Departure Time (Per Shuttle)
- Return Time (Per Shuttle)
- Expedition/Mission Leader (One per shuttle)
- Shuttle Pilot (One per shuttle)
Also adds the shuttle manifest to Bridge Crew PDAs by default.
<img width="458" alt="image"
src="https://github.com/Aurorastation/Aurora.3/assets/26849270/802d9a8d-9c43-4883-a5a7-d23967616766">
As titled. It sets the idea that the cubed animals aren't exactly the
same as their regular counterparts. This might be something for lore to
decide though, not me. So this PR should probably stay up for a bit.
For those too scared of clicking the "files changed" section. The
description is as follows.
"The manufacture of a cubed animal produces subjects that are similar
but have marked differences compared to their ordinary cousins. Higher
brain functions are all but destroyed and the life expectancy of the
cubed animal is greatly reduced, with most expiring only a few days
after introduction with water."
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Co-authored-by: WickedCybs <wickedcybs@gmail.com>
Changes their smart melee var with the idea that warriors go for brute
strength over strategy and the workers are more simple in how they want
to spread the infestation. Makes the former a little different from most
of the usual greimorians and the latter less punishing when it comes to
spread.
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Co-authored-by: WickedCybs <wickedcybs@gmail.com>
Fixed paramedics not having the FR HUD icon anymore on the Security HUD.
Moved all the HUD icon files in the hud folder.
Changed the in_view() proc used for HUDs to use the more performant
get_hearers_in_LOS() / get_hearers_in_range() over view() and a list
traversal with range comparisons.
HUD now respects the client view size instead of just using the world
view size.
Made relaymoves uniform in function header and non sleepable.
Improved IPC/borg recharger, made it time constant.
Tweaked client/Move() to avoid a range(), moved a relaymove around to
fix a bug, some minor tweaks.
Fixed IPC/borg recharge station not taking the IPC/Borg in on bump.
* Adds a "full" variant of the xenoarchaeology belt that starts with a
GPS, hand pickaxe, wrench, excavation picks, depth scanner,
Alden-Saraspova scanner, ore detector, core sampler, and wrench.
* Makes radios and camera film able to be stored in a xenoarchaeology
belt.
* This PR is dedicated to the brave coders of events, RustingWithYou.
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Co-authored-by: La Villa Strangiato <mangodeity@gmail.com~>
Premade exosuits weren't spawning with power cores, which meant that
mapped-in mechs off the Horizon were effectively unusable. All premade
mechs will now spawn with an appropriate power core.


changes:
- rscadd: "Adds Synthetic Blood Substitute."
other info:
- ~~shell IPCs have white blood (other IPCs keep their black oil
blood)~~ (removed/reverted on request, shells keep black oil blood, no
change here with this PR)
- organics can optionally pick the SBS blood type to get white blood
- this is intended mainly for heavily augmented organics, and you have
to be have at least 8 augmented organs or limbs
- white blood has no mechanical differences (positive or negative)
represented in game, as it is supposed to still just be blood (but with
potentially better characteristics)
- white blood is incompatible with red blood, both ways, including organ
transplantations
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Co-authored-by: DreamySkrell <>
BWUH. I'm so sorry for the gitlog spam. I'm going to just not touch it
once this is up. No idea what's going wrong.
~~Nonetheless, adds the NCO patch and two dominian cloaks into the
loadout.~~
Adds a dominian cape to the loadout. Requested by Schwann.
Adds tents, in two variants (A larger and smaller one). These utilise a
new large structure framework allowing a single item to spawn multiple
structures (The parts of the tent) in the correct places. The tents
count as inside, so can be used to shelter from weather. Tents have
roofs which become semi-transparent when entered. There are also
mappable effects which generate a tent at round start for mapping.
Adds sleeping bags, which can be attached to the outside of bags for
easy carrying. Ideally this would be an accessories interaction, but
backpacks aren't clothing and converting them to be such is outside of
the scope of this PR.
Adds foldable tables, for setting up on expeditions.
Second attempt at adding a colorable hood to the loadout, with less
mandatory deletion of aurorastation.dme
Sprites by ASmallCuteCat (aka Revenant1367)
Added the gentlemans coat, gentlemans cap, bear pelt hat, and carp
slippers to the loadout menu after being requested for them. I also
deleted the variable from the gentlemans coat that made jumpsuits
invisible, as while it did hide some minor sprite issues, the coat
itself didn't go down far enough for it to not look weird.
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Signed-off-by: Silvore <62766806+Silvore@users.noreply.github.com>
Ported SSThrowing from TG, to handle throwings.
Updated movement system to the latest iteration, made it a datum as per
latest iteration.
Updated pass/hit handling of atoms, introduced pass_flag_self to
determine what atoms allow to pass.
Moved procs and defines around to make them more organized.
- rscadd: "Adds Sedantis Water to the Zo'ra Soda vendor."
- rscadd: "Adds Skye'mok in a V'krexi organ to the Booze-o-Mat"
- rscdel: "Adds a new sprite for the Flagsdale Mule drink."
Basically, you get vendored the organ in a wrapper, you open the wrapper
and pull the organ (which is in-code the bottle) out.
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Signed-off-by: senorsapo <70925284+senorsapo@users.noreply.github.com>
Co-authored-by: Fluffy <65877598+FluffyGhoster@users.noreply.github.com>
Operation Managers and Hangar Techs were supposed to always have the
Cargo Control program downloadable, but it was access-locked behind HOP
(which has been changed to executive officer). I also gave the program
the ability to run on laptops, so cargo techs actually have a reason to
bring a laptop.
Fixes some cargo bounties that were bugged (including #17225) and
removed some that cannot be fulfilled. Smoke grenades were removed from
security, machinists can't print the Telecomms Traffic Control board,
science can't print NVGs anymore, and there is no way in-game to produce
monkey hide.
- made dionae verb spelling congruent with other verbs
- fixed dionae verbs not updating when switching to a nymph/gestalt
- fixed weird behaviour with breaking off nymphs and documented whatever
the fuck that proc did
Co-authored-by: Matt Atlas <liermattia@gmail.com>