Body temperature regulation is now based on species, and environmental
temperature now respects the air density when affecting living/humans.
This also fixes some bugs with heat/cold protection handling and
improves the way synthetic species body temperatures are handled to be
much more logical.
IPCs always gain temperature but cool down because of their environment.
When the heat transfer to the environment is reduced because of the lack
of air, this will cause IPCs to heat up.
As well, having an infection will increase your body temperature, and
body scanners now detect infections.
...value for the wrong body part.
Whoever put ran_zone() in there wasn't thinking straight, as it's not
going to affect the part that actually gets damaged.
Also adds some adjust*Loss type procs for adjusting the damage on
specific body parts. apply_damage() should be the standard way to deal
damage to a mob, though.
- Reduce speed to slightly slower than running
- Only knock people over if emagged, otherwise just bump them back
- Temporarily disable latching trailers inline because no directional sprites (may or may not introduce bugs)
...internal damage.
Also removed started_healing() proc because it doesn't actually report
whether the wound is healing and isn't really used for anything.
This fixes the autoheal bug, which was being caused by wound types such
as tiny bruises from being used even for large amounts of damage.
I imagine that relying on the order of the list returned by typesof() is
always a bad idea.
the IS_WHITELISTED flag will add the species to the whitelisted_species list,
which in turn gets used as the base list of choosable species in the char setup when
the server config has species whitelisting off.
unless you want giant combat spessbirds as crew ( as a security force maybe ? ;) ),
this is a bug.
Also fixed bad req_access_txt. Was accidentally using req_access_txt
instead of req_one_access_txt. Fixed virology maint not having any
access codes set.
Originally the purpose of the docking override was to allow the shuttle
to move even if it couldn't undock properly (e.g. the doors were stuck
open), however it makes more sense just to have the shuttle take care of
that. This commit now makes the behaviour of the docking overrides line
up with it's new purpose.
