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The RnD Console UI has been overhauled.
RnD levels are now a gradual progress instead of just leveling up, not much has changed, but deconstructed items now give more * Data disks now tell you what they contain.
The red scanning goggles now let you see examined items' tech levels.
RnD consoles should now open on the main menu instead of the research menu.
Ejected items from the RnD console and destructive analyzer now go into your hands if you're adjacent.
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/***************************************************************
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** Design Datums **
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** All the data for building stuff and tracking reliability. **
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***************************************************************/
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/*
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For the materials datum, it assumes you need reagents unless specified otherwise. To designate a material that isn't a reagent,
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you use one of the material IDs below. These are NOT ids in the usual sense (they aren't defined in the object or part of a datum),
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they are simply references used as part of a "has materials?" type proc. They all start with a to denote that they aren't reagents.
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The currently supporting non-reagent materials:
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Don't add new keyword/IDs if they are made from an existing one (such as rods which are made from metal). Only add raw materials.
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Design Guidlines // you fucking misspelled guidelines, you cow
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- When adding new designs, check rdreadme.dm to see what kind of things have already been made and where new stuff is needed.
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- A single sheet of anything is 2000 units of material. Materials besides metal/glass require help from other jobs (mining for
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other types of metals and chemistry for reagents).
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*/
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//Note: More then one of these can be added to a design.
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// #TODO-MERGE: Go over this file and make sure everything's fine. We might have missing vars.
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/datum/design //Datum for object designs, used in construction
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var/name //Name of the created object. If null it will be 'guessed' from build_path if possible.
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var/desc //Description of the created object. If null it will use group_desc and name where applicable.
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var/item_name //An item name before it is modified by various name-modifying procs
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var/list/req_tech = list() //IDs of that techs the object originated from and the minimum level requirements.
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var/build_type //Flag as to what kind machine the design is built in. See defines.
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var/list/materials = list() //List of materials. Format: "id" = amount.
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var/list/chemicals = list() //List of chemicals.
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var/build_path //The path of the object that gets created.
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var/time = 10 //How many ticks it requires to build
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var/p_category = "Misc"
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var/category //Primarily used for Mech Fabricators, but can be used for anything.
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/datum/design/New()
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..()
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item_name = name
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AssembleDesignInfo()
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//These procs are used in subtypes for assigning names and descriptions dynamically
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/datum/design/proc/AssembleDesignInfo()
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AssembleDesignName()
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AssembleDesignDesc()
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return
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/datum/design/proc/AssembleDesignName()
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if(!name && build_path) //Get name from build path if posible
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var/atom/movable/A = build_path
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name = initial(A.name)
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item_name = name
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return
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/datum/design/proc/AssembleDesignDesc()
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if(!desc)
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var/atom/build_item = build_path
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desc = initial(build_item.desc)
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//Returns a new instance of the item for this design
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//This is to allow additional initialization to be performed, including possibly additional contructor arguments.
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/datum/design/proc/Fabricate(var/newloc, var/fabricator)
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return new build_path(newloc)
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/datum/design/item
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build_type = PROTOLATHE |