changes:
Removed shim for old spark system.
Converted all calls to old spark system with calls to new one.
Processor-based effects are no longer pooled, as it had minimal performance impact and was breaking things.
Tweaked some visible_messages for rogue drones.
PB effects' handling of location is now done at the /datum/effect_system level.
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.
No clue why holder_damage() is even a thing: all it does is call ex_act on the holder **before** the explosion is set off. The explosion code itself manages that quite neatly, by calling ex_act on the holder's container, and then cascading from there.
This also solves the runtime error with chemical explosion grenades!
Corrects a number of places where New() did not call ..(), and implements similar changes to attempt to ensure New()/initialize() complete running before qdel() runs.
Cuts down on the number of created items during server start.
* Refactors projectile Bump()
* Converts projectile_type var strings to paths
* Reorganizes bullet projectile paths
* Made a pass through all the bullet_act() definitions. Mainly ensured that damage_type is checked when dealing damage to certain objects. Removed stupid /turf bullet_act() override, replaced with on_hit() overrides on the relevant projectiles.
* Adds shotgun pellets projectile. Adds Raptor's shotgun slug sprite.
* Gives stunshots more of their own identity, refluffs them as taser cartridges for shotguns. They still aren't obtainable anywhere unless spawned.
* Makes projectiles pass through girders and cultgirders with a certain probability, unless the girder itself was clicked.
* Projectiles are also able to pass through grilles. Low damage projectiles have a chance to be blocked by grilles. High damage projectiles have a chance to have some damage absorbed by the grille.
* Makes projectiles for blanks invisible.
* Adds flash bullet types
* Adds support for 'penetrating' projectiles
* Swaps .45 and 9mm projectile types. .45s hit slightly harder, 9mils have more ammo capacity.
This should have little/no gameplay effect right now, just paving the
way for directional lights.
Replaced handle_rotation() on buckly things with this.
Signed-off-by: Mloc-Argent <colmohici@gmail.com>
Generalized all ninja power and gear code to work with new rig system.
Added shurikens, weapon mount, more work on deployable items.
Readded energy nets and energy blades.
Grenade launcher/charge stuff, interface stuff.
Renamed previously existing rigs to voidsuits, restructured rig and voidsuit files.
Refactored the energy net and teleportation proc.
Totally rewrote AI core/intellicard transfer procs.
Added rig sprites by Mordeth221, added step by steap suit sealing/inability to interfere with suit sealing process.
Updated map paths to use voidsuits.
Added chemical dispenser functionality, added power sink, added atom/drain_power() proc for later use.
Added rigsuit verbs, added voice changer.
Renamed MASKINTERNALS to AIRTIGHT, added internals checks for airtight helmets.
Added drain_power() procs to vulnerable machinery.
Reimplemented data theft.
Added suit maluses for losing your cell while wearing one.
Transitioned the rig suits to a back-mounted item that also controls a chestpiece.
Converted rig module to a storage item, convert ERT voidsuits to hardsuits.
New turf proc: assume_gas(). Maps to air.adjust_gas_temp().
Lots of optimizations to processing, fire, lighting, HasEntered() and
more.
Zones now process all fire data and existance in one go, fire objects
only handle spreading.
Most code has been ported straight so some of it mightn't be ideally
structured for the new gas_mixtures.
Signed-off-by: Mloc-Argent <colmohici@gmail.com>
- Complete rewrite of the chemsmoke spawning code (everything that happens after the reaction to create the smoke).
- Moved it into it's own file since it's a little longer than the old one code-wise.
- Tweaked the smoke sprites; gave chemsmoke directions for more randomization, and tweaked the timing of their animations so they are smooth now.
Most of the code is documented, so you should be able to follow what's going on just reading through it. In short though:
- Chemsmoke now affects a circular area with a variable range depending on the total amount of chemsmoke created (no more 1-of-each-ingredient smoke grenades - sorry).
- The carried reagent volume in the cloud balances itself according to how big the affected area is (larger area, less carried reagent per turf).
- The carried reagent has more volume the closer you are to the centre of the cloud.
- The visual smoke effect scales with how big the affected area is.
Fixes#3986
- Foam reagent inheritance fixed:
The trans_to() proc in Chemistry-Holder.dm was calling handle_reactions() every time it would add and remove reagents with add_reagent() and remove_reagent(). I've added a safety flag to both of these procs (and copy_to()) so that trans_to will not call handle_reactions() until it has added all the reagents to the target container. This allows foam to reliably take on the properties of other leftover reagents.
- Fixed a bug in effect_system.dm that wasn't applying reagents from foam to the environment.
- Tweaked smoke to apply reagent effects after it has stopped moving
This was causing huge reagent spam at the center of the smoke cloud as it was spawning, since they were being applied every time the cloud of smoke moved. Also changed it to apply the effects 2-3 times at longer intervals (2 seconds).
- Smoke also only effects tiles in a 3x3 grid now, rather than 5x5.
- Summary:
Chem smoke does slightly less damage (if it contains damaging reagents)
Chem smoke proc calls reduced by 60-70% (significant lag reduction)
Foam works properly again
Foam proc calls reduced by 70-80%
They also added extra checks to
-Everytime a mob attacked (checking for super strength and electric hands)
-Every time a mob was attacked (checking for dermal armour)
-Every time a human was shot (checking for reflex)
-Every time a human breathed (checking for rebreather)
-Every tick of human life (checking for regen)
-Every hud update (checking for radar)
Not to mention just cluttered mob code in general. I know there won't be any noticeable performance increase from this but seeing as they were never going to be finished (I asked Doohl beforehand) and mob code is messy enough as is, I think only good can come of removing the code.
git-svn-id: http://tgstation13.googlecode.com/svn/trunk@5587 316c924e-a436-60f5-8080-3fe189b3f50e
