A neck grab and above will now always hoist the grabbee into a raised position.
If the person you have in a neck grab is lying down for whatever reason, you cannot use them as a shield.
You can only use a human shield if you're facing the direction you're being shot at. Bullets that come from behind you will bypass your human shield.
Ports Baystation12/Baystation12#19992 and Baystation12/Baystation12#27266.
Added a personal shield device to the traitor tools uplink.
Added a radiant shielding aura spell to Battlemage and Cleric.
Added an exosuit shield drone to the mechfab.
This works, but I'm not entirely happy with the sprites. The personal shield has no on-mob shimmer, it uses a mindbatterer grenade as an icon sprite. The wizard radiant spell uses a pretty big and janky sprite as an on-mob, and the exosuit's shield sprite doesn't follow the dir the mech faces, but that one I can maybe fix on my own. If anyone knows about that last one, lemme know, Bay had code for it that we do not.
About 1.1 million instances of this runtime. This fixes all of them. In a somewhat sane manner. There was currently no mechanic which made projectiles stop if they reached the end of the map. This makes them qdel themselves.
tweak: "Security's base nonlethal equipment - tasers and rubbers - is now a bit better."
bugfix: "Fixed teargas doing practically nothing."
bugfix: "Fixed a lot of stuff not applying pain damage. Ow."
bugfix: "Fixed undefined values on the CMC."
bugfix: "Fixed dionae not regenerating damage."
Projectile sprite taken from TGMC. I edited it to be a little shorter based on feedback.
"Will you still be able to dodge bullets?"
If you predict them, yes. No more can you dodge them while they're in midair. Travel time is still a thing for long-range engagements.
"Are bullets instant now?"
No, they still aren't instant. See above. Lasers still have the advantage of firing through windows, doing burn instead of brute, and being hitstun.
-replaces the sprites of the guns that were pretty much justreferences to guns in real life, like the uzi and the dragunov, with new future sprites made by kyres
-adds the hand cannon
-makes some guns cheaper at the merchant
-fixes a broken message with the prank guns
-added a small animation when someone is hit by a blaster projectile
Fixes#5650.
Fixes an asymptomatic accidental oversight caused by kevinz000's pixel projectile refactor a year ago, which doesn't come up if people do their jobs properly anyway. Whoops. My bad.
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().
Overview
Limb gibbing mechanics on Aurora were pretty bad. For melee weapons, it was RNG based and somewhat fair because it was actually based on mechanics. For bullets, it used custom snowflake code that was just absolutely insulting. It didn't really regard armor like most servers, and unlike most servers, if your feet are gibbed you're sideways until it's fixed.
Reworked how slipping on tiles work. If there is too much lube/water on one tile, it will spread to all adjacent tiles.
Fixed a potential bug where spilling copious amounts of water on a tile will turn it to ice.
Containers are much more saner now. They all share a standard system, unless specified.
You can drink from any open holdable container using help intent. You can splash the contents of the container on anything via harm intent.
Sinks are more saner, you can refill or empty them easier with various refill amounts.
Removed silly exclusive cyborg limb checking for hyposprays.
Added a new chemsprayer, the "Xenoblaster" which is a significantly weaker chem sprayer. Two can be found in xenobiology.
Large reagent containers (beer kegs, water tanks, fuel tanks) now share a system together. Both can leak their reagents via harm intent with a wrench, and bother can accept any sort of reagent, with exception to the fuel tank.
Large reagent container leaking happens over time as opposed to just leaking every time it moves.
New chemical, Monoammonium phosphate. Monoammonium phosphate is a fertilizer and also a potent fire extinguishing and preventing chemical. It can be made with 1 part ammonia, 1 part sulfuric acid, 1 part sodium, 1 part phosphorus.
All extinguishers now have monoammonium phosphate in them instead of water.
Extinguishers can hold any reagent, however they must be filled using an extinguisher refiller cartridge. These can be ordered or found in atmospherics.
Nerfed the extinguisher range so it only sprays in a 3x3 radius.
Mini-extinguishers spray in a 1x1 radius.
Adds Monoammonium phosphate containers across the station.
Most watertanks are replaced with Monoammonium phosphate containers.
This is honestly one of my biggest and most ambitious projects. I hope people are happy with this.
Custom kinetic accelerators are special, customizable mining weapons that are meant to give a sense of progression, and a sense of pride and accomplishment while mining. Each custom KA is made up of 3 or 4 parts:
The Frame (5 to choose from)
The Cell (5 to choose from, +1 traitor)
The Barrel (5 to choose from, +1 traitor)
The Upgrade Chip (7 to choose from, +1 traitor)
The sprites change with each addon, they are truly dynamic and there are so many combinations of parts that a miner can have. You can have several different builds for each desired mining style, it's quite a robust system.
You can have a KA that shoots slowly, but delivers high-penetrating shots that go through several walls of rock. You can have a KA that shoots REALLY fast, but precisely destroys 1 rock at a time. You can have an absolute canon of a beast, that destroys rocks in a 3 tile radius around it.
The parts can be obtained via research, via abandoned crates, or via RNG in the cargo warehouse. There are some custom KAs that spawn on the raider's ship, on the mercs ship, and a laser one on the merc's headquarters. That laser one can also be bought from the traitor uplink as well.
ERT get a class 4 KA for use in special operations, if they choose to use it.
What the title says, it was really high, having around 15% of instakilling someone on the first hit, if aiming at head, and 30% of chance of cutting a leg or arm at the first hit, this should reduce those chances. The main feature also takes in consideration the armor. So, plasma cutters are far more effective against less armored foes, limbs and xenos at all.
Projectile hitscan effects moved to /effects/projectiles folder.
Most of projectile firing code and some of impact code refactored, and projectile hitscan effects refactored with ported TGcode (which is mostly TGcode I wrote anyways 😎)
Projectiles can now be fired at any angle, instead of just at the center of turfs!
Projectiles are now [in theory] 100% accurate down to 0.001 of a pixel.
This PR rips out the old Bump() and Bumped() procs and replaces them with Collide() and CollidedWith() respectively. Behavior should be the same, but Bump() should no longer be double-called, and no longer relies on spawns.
Other changes:
LAssailant is now a weakref.
Some direct loc setting are now forceMove().
Ports Baystation12/Baystation12#12658
Changing how the calculation of armor works , instead of just being a check if it is protected fully, half or nothing. Making armor more reliable and less rng dependant.
Also, uranium meteors will irradiate nearby people when they explode.
changes:
Machinery now uses machinery_process() instead of process(), allowing machines to be put into SSprocessing-style lists in addition to the machinery list.
Automatic power calculations now involve less proc-calls.
-changed some things on the tweak path loadout to avoid runtimes
-fixed some species being affected by virus when they should be immune to them
-fixed being able to miss when firing point blank
-tweaks a bit more the corporate safe contents
-moves some clothing objects to the proper place and fixes some names
Adds Shells. Adds tags. Adds IPC subspecies. Adds HK-47's. Does not add IPC construction.
Beyond the obvious review of shells, the exact stats of the IPC subspecies need review. They were largely an afterthought, and quickly overshadowed by the shell project.
