## About The Pull Request
Fixes the mapped in refinery/smelters facing the wrong direction,
causing them to not automatically smelt/refine boulders. Fixes#96253
## Why It's Good For The Game
The best miner on the station should be able to work without
supervision, also bug bad.
## Changelog
🆑
fix: Starting boulder refineries and smelters should start facing the
correct direction.
/🆑
## Interface Science
You know what the problem is with our features? They're all too easy,
too optimized to use. Look at Genetics; we went from a confusing UI that
a 14 year old hardcoded with html into byond to a polished UI using
tgui, optimized for player comfort, and gameplay has suffered. Too long
we have coddled players with fun and easy content, no more I say!!!
To fix ss13, I have added a feature with the most awful, unusable UI
ever. It's just wires with random sequences that may or may not do
something. And yet, you will use it till your fingers bleed and your
eyes go white, and you will be grateful. "Thank you coder daddy", you
say as you sacrifice yourself to a display of unending, procedurally
generated dogshit.
<img width="563" height="294" alt="image"
src="https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/e56c947f-a40c-4df9-beed-672812357576"
/>
Or maybe you're a sick little deviant, and you don't respect me. Instead
of using my awful UI, you start optimizing. You've forced the secret
pulse code, and you're not going to pulse them again and again. You make
your own interface by connecting it with signallers, or integrated
circuits. Ahhh, you beat me! Damn it, and you're gonna get away with it
too.
## About the Pull Request
Adds new job content to science. Science spawns with a few "gizmo"
devices and can order more through cargo. These gizmo's have random
functionalities, like the strange objects you can find in maintenance.
These functionalities come with different settings to change how they
operate.
However, there are no buttons, just wires or a voice interface. You need
to solve, for example, a wire puzzle. You just pulse the wires, and if
you hear ping the sequence is good, if you hear buzz its bad. Just keep
going till you hear a creak sound.
If you do a sequence correctly, there are a bunch of randomly generated
ways this interacts with the functionality, mimicking real life settings
and interactions. Imagine a TV remote with randomized buttons, and you
have to map them out again.
Once you've mapped the sequences, you can make an interface. For simple
ones, you can just make some signaller assemblies. For the best control,
you could connect it with a bunch of integrated circuit signallers, and
program sequences into an integrated circuit machine.
Below is a short video of how the puzzle solving works. (I can't be
arsed to figure out how to record tgui, here's a video I made with my
phone. Also I had the sequences written down, which I STRONGLY recommend
you do.)
https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/93f79f0f-df14-4ff9-8096-f079ebae7e91
<details>
<summary>Actual details</summary>
I have hidden the details to make exploring the feature itself more fun.
The whole thing was written to be convoluted, but intuitive. You should
be able to hit it with a multitool, and figure out everything from
there. It will take a bit to get the gist of it.
Nonetheless, for review purposes I have written down the details here.
If you're reading this for non-review purposes, you should know I have
embedded an internet curse that will at some point in 2026 teleport you
2 meters in a random direction. Continue reading at your own discretion.
The gizmo objects is usually generated with 1 or 2 'gizmodes'.
'Gizmodes' contains the fun-ctionality, and holds different operating
modes (so dubbed 'gizpulse'). You can't directly select a gizpulse, but
instead it generates a bunch of mode selections.
For example, a function that toggles lights has two gizpulses: toggle_on
and toggle_off. There are four different mode selects:
Cycle mode: Adds signal to cycle to the next gizpulse, and to activate
the current gizpulse
Select mode: Adds a signal for selecting every gizpulse, and a signal to
activate whatever the activate gizpulse is
Direct activate mode: Adds a signal for selecting every gizpulse, and
also immediately activates that gizpulse
Cycle-active mode: Cycles to the next mode, and activates it
(inconvenient but only has 1 signal to worry about)
So a light gizmode with the randomly selected 'select mode' has three
signals: select toggle_on, select toggle_off and trigger the currently
selected gizpulse.
Currently implemented gizmodes:
- Lights: toggle on, toggle off
- Move: start moving, stop moving
- Food printer (its filled with the spongebob grey goop thing): print
food (donut or burger)
- Mood pulser (AOE): happy pulse, sad pulse, radiation pulse
- Mopper: select different reagent, dump onto tile (1/2/3 range), make
smoke cloud
- Teleporter (5 to 15 tiles, random dir): Teleport self, teleport mobs
in range 1, do both
- Electric: charge from nearest cell (looks into objects and stuff),
magically gain some charge, make lightning, make emp, charge nearby
object, defibrillate in an area
- Copier (makes fake copies of mobs and objects, visual copy only): scan
objects, print objects, erase all copies
- Sputter: dump oil and shake, throw self
- Bad: explode, explode, explode harder, explode with fire, stab you,
warning, make robot spider, breaks your bones, throws a grenade at you,
radiation pulses
- Some behind the scenes gizmodes (language toggle for voice interface,
for example)
The voice interface starts with wires, with signals to toggle the
language or dump the code words. After that, you can talk to it using
the code words similarly to the wire sequence to solve the rest of the
gizmodes.
</details>
I've added two to every map, somewhere in or near the experimentor room.
They may ocassionally spawn from a maintenance crate spawner
<img width="611" height="331" alt="image"
src="https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/3782700f-57d3-4591-9282-e0de590056e1"
/>
## Why It's Good For The Game
It's really difficult to have "experimentation" type features in the
game. It all has to fit into 1h rounds, and people get used to it real
quick. The experimentor and strange objects kinda try, but it's just one
button and praying a bear doesnt spawn you explodes you.
I don't claim to have solved this perfectly, but I think this is fun.
You truly have to start experimenting, be systematic and write things
down. If you figure out how something works, you can go to the next
stage of making it more convenient to use. I think it's really fun to
mess around with integrated circuits and USB's, and make, for example, a
BCI controlled bluespace launchpad.
So I lean into it! There's different settings to account for, and its up
to you to make it usable! If you like integrated circuits, you'll love
this (maybe).
The gizmo functions are aimed at benefiting the station as a whole in
some ways, to motivate people to make some fun systems for these to get
maximum benefit! A mood pulser near a busy area will make everyone
happier! (I do need to add more like these, I got distracted doing
stupid shit.)
## About The Pull Request
- Opening the panel of a boulder refiner machine or un-wrenching it now
turns off its environment light
- The boulder refiner machine has reagent holder of type
`/datum/reagents/plumbing` which fixes rounding errors & has other
plumbing optimized features
- The boulder refiner machine now only takes in booster reagents & only
outputs waste reagent. This means even if you have a tank with random
reagents attached to it, it will only take in booster reagents if
present & exclude the rest thus saving you time & space from taking in
other reagents
- booster reagents is now a static list shared by all machines thus
saving memory
- Removed `supply_offset` & `demand_offset` vars from core plumbing
component. These vars were making the pipes extend outside the tile
causing it to overlap with adjacent tile machine pipes making everything
ugly. Now the pipes are perpendicular to the conveyer belt sprite and
will only take in boulders from the conveyer belt direction
https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/5583a790-32b6-40df-a414-1602dd84fefd
- Map edited smelters so the conveyer belt is in the direction of the
refiner
## Changelog
🆑
fix: opening panel of boulder refinery with screwdriver or un-wrenching
it turns of its light
fix: boulder refinery only takes in booster reagents and excludes others
and only outputs waste chemicals as intended
fix: boulder refinery machines outputs waste reagents without rounding
errors in them
qol: removed conveyer sprite from boulder smelter & pixel shifts the
refiner so you can see it's plumbing pipes properly
sprite: smelters will now only take in boulders in the direction of its
conveyer belt. It's plumbing pipes are perpendicular to its conveyer
belt
/🆑
## About The Pull Request
Adds beartraps to stations that were missing them, specifically
wawastation and icebox.
## Why It's Good For The Game
Makes janitor's starting gear more consistent across different maps.
## Changelog
🆑
add: Added beartraps to the janitor closets of wawastation and icebox
/🆑
## About The Pull Request
Click the triangles to see pictures
<Details>
<Summary> Top floor security has seen some changes, with EVA being
attached to the security lockers, and the firing range being added in
the place of the old transfer center </Summary>
<img width="1029" height="803" alt="image"
src="https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/c84065f6-6e92-4a0a-b6b4-c323f948fc38"
/>
</Details>
<Details>
<Summary> The middle floor didn't see a ton of changes, though
visitation has shifted left to make room for the new labor camp exit
</Summary>
<img width="616" height="574" alt="image"
src="https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/44658fe1-a048-4c3c-a951-3727d9b710f4"
/>
</Details>
<Details>
<Summary> The biggest changes are seen on the bottom floor - the lowest
perma-brig floor was trimmed down in size ab it, and the room has been
replaced with the Labor camp.</Summary>
<img width="993" height="950" alt="image"
src="https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/446a1677-3f67-4f8e-933e-92a20d22aa36"
/>
</Details>
This also comes with some mechanic changes to icebox labor, given
there's no more shuttle: You still teleport people into the labor camp,
but when the amount of points have been achieved, you can walk through
the point gate rather than needing to fly a shuttle home.
## Why It's Good For The Game
The labor shuttle didn't have much of a reason to exist on icebox, you
weren't flying anywhere, you were just walking a few steps downwards
Integrating it into the perma-brig allows for a more unique labor
experience than other maps, and one that fits the setting a bit more
## Changelog
🆑 Melbert
add: [Icebox] Security saw a minor remapping, with most notably the
removal of the labor shuttle and the integration of the labor camp into
the bottom floor of the perma-brig.
/🆑
## About The Pull Request
what it says in the title, i added another way to get in genetics
without crossing entire science department for that (or breaking desk
lol).
## Why It's Good For The Game
ppl really shouldnt walk in 10 rooms just to get their insulatd mutation
## Changelog
🆑
map: Genetics Lab was made less secure and more public on every map, try
it out!
/🆑
## About The Pull Request
this PR refactors beepskies and ED209s into basic mobs. ive also added a
few features for the ed209 because i cant keep my hands to myself:
ED bots can now wear hats! a few hats give them some new unique
dialogue. Putting a cowboy's hat on an ED will have it acting like a
town Sherrif
EDs are now rideable when emagged. theyll still be shooting people while
ridden. youll also have the ability to charge at people full throttle
running them over
ive also added a new Nukie variant, purchasable from the uplink. These
versions come fitted with an LMG and will patrol the station and shoot
all walks of life. If emagged, theyll blow up people with (weaker)
rockets (im still working on balancing this). they are rideable but i
highly suggest against it; youll be caught in the crossfire. (i
understand if ud prefer i atomize this feature)
## Why It's Good For The Game
gives some personality to EDs, as well as updating all these bots to the
cool new ai system
## Changelog
🆑
refactor: beepskies, and ed209s have been refactored. please report any
bugs
add: ed209s can now wear hats! some hats give them new dialogue
add: emagged ed209s are now rideable!
add: added evil versions of the ed209s to the syndie uplink
/🆑
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Co-authored-by: san7890 <the@san7890.com>
## About The Pull Request
Continues the work of #94761 by adding an analog for virus references
It contains a majority of viruses - including some that are
not-quite-viruses like parrot possession
Some are excluded, some are combined into others
It also contains all advanced virus symptoms
<img width="859" height="509" alt="image"
src="https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/c73f56c0-5a11-4643-9a97-1e2a06ade0c1"
/>
Other changes
- Refactored the SDSM to have use a generic "PaginatedBook" component
for reuse
- Adjusted flavor of all of the diseases
- Flu / Spanish Flu and Cold / Cold 9 now properly act as antibodies for
one another as implied by cure text
## Why It's Good For The Game
Refer to #94761 : De-wikification and larp. This one is a reference to
the IDC-11.
## Changelog
🆑 Melbert
refactor: Refactored the SDSM-35 to allow for new books of similar
styles, report any oddities with it.
fix: Fixes the broken image(s) in the SDSM-35.
add: Adds the IDC-27 in Medbay, the CMO's office, Virology, and possibly
the Library. It's a reference book to all viruses you may experience,
similar to the SDSM-35.
add: Several diseases/viruses received minor flavor adjustments,
primarily to cure text, agent, description, and form.
add: Getting cured of the Flu provides immunity to Spanish Flu (and visa
versa) as implied in cure text.
add: Getting cured of a Cold provides immunity to Cold-9 (and visa
versa) as implied in cure text.
/🆑
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Co-authored-by: Time-Green <7501474+Time-Green@users.noreply.github.com>
## About The Pull Request
This PR takes the improvements from:
- #95313
And builds on it quite a bit. Slots now have:
- New symbol icons based on SS13 objects instead of Font Awesome icons
- Several new slot machine subtypes for every department
- New slot machine random spawner that is used to replace all slot
machines on all maps
- ~~Greyscaled the slot machine sprite and replaced it with GAGs (to
color them by department)~~
- New rare trap/hazard abilities depending on symbols (syndiebomb =
flashbang, handcuffs = cuff, singulo = shock, etc.)
- Syndie slot machine that comes preinstalled in all syndie
outposts/nuke bases
- Slot machines circuits can be configured with a screwdriver to change
the type and emagging results in the syndicate version
- Tweaked the pixel offset for the jackpot flashing icon so it is in the
correct position
- Improved the name generator with more adjectives and nouns for all
subtypes (ex. clown slot machine = "Lucky Giggles")
- IDs and Department budget cards can be linked as the owner of the slot
machine, however NT takes a 40% cut off the profits since jackpots/bonus
spins are paid out by NT
##### And yes... there is a clown and mime subtype... honk
## Why It's Good For The Game
<img width="1503" height="791" alt="dreamseeker_t8lLODECva"
src="https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/597355be-aee0-483a-82a4-7f8d6fa9ae90"
/>
Better slot machine icons and code.
## Changelog
🆑
add: To help cover budget expenses, NT has redesigned and installed new
slot machines that are themed by department. Slot machines can also be
linked to bank accounts via ID cards or department budget cards. NT
takes a 40% cut of profit to payout major jackpots and bonus spins.
Please gamble responsibly.
map: Replaced all slot machines with slot machine random spawners. Added
syndicate slot machines to Syndicate bases and nuke outposts.
/🆑
---------
Co-authored-by: Lucy <lucy@absolucy.moe>
## About The Pull Request
1. Refactors gauze
Removes gauze var from `/stack`, adds a shared parent between tape and
gauze.
Behavior of "sticking thing on limb" is now a bit more generic, with
there being a component to facilitate it and a framework on `/bodypart`
Closes#92990
2. Adds Tourniquets
A first aid item, when attached to a limb it reduces blood loss from
that limb by 90%.
However while attached you walk slower (if on a leg), interact slower
(if on a arm), and yes, you rapidly die if you put it on your head
Paramedic belts have their starting equipment changed again for the
500th time.
Surgical tape -> Tourniquet
Bone gel -> Bonesetter
<img width="604" height="224" alt="image"
src="https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/443dd5c0-44a3-4ccb-9f6a-c561bbf2fba9"
/>
## Why It's Good For The Game
Adds some more variety for field treatment of bleeding wounds, and in
the future we can add things like "improvised tourniquets" or
"improvised splints" with wooden planks.
## Changelog
🆑 Melbert
add: Adds Tourniquets. While attached to a limb, reduces blood loss from
that limb by 90%, but makes you walk / interact slower. (Or if you put
it on your head, you die.)
add: You can purchase Tourniquets from the premium section of the
medical vendor
add: Paramedic belt setup has changed yet again: Surgical tape replaced
with Tourniquet, Bone gel replaced with Bonesetter.
add: You can use all forms of tape as splint - like Gauze. Will secure a
fracture but won't stop your blood from exiting.
refactor: Refactored gauze entirely, report any strangeness with it (or
tape, or tourniquets)
/🆑
## About The Pull Request
Deletes firelocks placed within the windows of Icebox's engineering
circuit lab, as is standard because if you put firelocks in windows to
the outside they will go off and be unfixable at a slight breeze. Also
tightens up the piping and cabling there.
## Why It's Good For The Game
You shouldn't have to deconstruct firelocks to get alarms to go away
## Changelog
🆑
map: Icebox engineering circuit lab no longer has firelocks placed in
the windows
/🆑
## About The Pull Request
1. Adds doppler radar towers to Lavaland and the Icemoon
Weather radios now need a doppler radar on the target z-level to get an
accurate reading. Without a radar tower, the expected timing of incoming
storms will be off by a random factor.
Lavaland and the Icemoon both have a few towers mapped into them.
The towers themselves can be constructed with plasteel if they some how
get destroyed. They also have an in built GPS.
Each tower requires a cable connection to function. They need a pretty
small amount of power to function.
2. Adds anomalous radar towers
Attaching a weather anomaly core to a radar tower results in an
anomalous radar tower.
<img width="260" height="409" alt="image"
src="https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/3430b0aa-0bbc-44df-ae75-67c2c3cca5a6"
/>
This allows you to cancel ongoing storms **or summon storms yourself**.
Each cancellation and summon uses a percentage of the core's charge.
After the charge runs dry, the core is destroyed, and the tower goes
back to being normal.
Yes, you can construct a radar tower on the station to summon storms on
the station, *including* rad storms.
All storms summoned abide by radstorm rules, meaning maint is safe.
Summoning onto the station uses significantly more charge.
3. Limits weather anomaly cores to 5
Because they are charge based and spamming weather events all round
would be annoying, slightly lowers the max core count.
## Why It's Good For The Game
Weather manipulation seems super appropriate for weather anomaly cores.
Initially it was just going to be the machine, but then I thought "what
if I want the frame of the machine to be available roundstart on
Lavaland to encourage cooperation with miners" and then I thought "what
if it tied into the weather radios, which opens up rare sabotage
methods"
So that's how we got here. The towers exist to facilitate the anomaly
use while also allowing enterprising traitors to sabotage, potentially
leaving their target unaware in a storm.
## Changelog
🆑 Melbert
add: Adds doppler radar towers to Lavaland and the Icemoon. These towers
ensure weather radios have accurate readings.
add: Adding a weather anomaly core to a radar tower upgrades it, giving
you control of weather - allowing you to cancel storms or even spawn a
weather event of your choice. However, the core will expire after use,
requiring replacement.
add: You can construct radar towers with plasteel. Even on the station.
Yes, you can summon weather onto the station.
balance: Limits weather anomaly cores to 5.
/🆑
## About The Pull Request
Some full barricades still managed to crop up in places they shouldn't
due to unnoticed barricade spawners, these have now been replaced by new
crude barricade spawners(so it keeps 20% chance to not be there) where
relevant and the maplint has been updated to keep them out of where they
don't belong
## Why It's Good For The Game
If a door is barricaded it should be visible
## Changelog
🆑
map: The last full wooden barricades on top of dense objects have been
excised
/🆑
## About The Pull Request
Standardizes the accesses to rooms within and peripheral to AI
satellites across maps, with the goal of making it easier to guess which
access a door takes.
The set of standards I'm operating under & enforcing are laid out as
such:
- "AI Upload access" is "AI access", IE you get access to the whole sat,
especially the most direct route to the AI.
- - Several maps have made areas that are pretty explicitly denied from
AI upload accesses, that are (dead-end) maintenance areas. These have
been kept, as every room that can do it without collateral damage
currently does it, but not added, as every room that can do it without
collateral damage currently does it.
- - "The Whole Sat" does not include telecomms, if telecomms is part of
the sat. Telecomms takes telecomms access.
- - - This does mean that wawa's AI is directly accessible via tcomms
access and a climbing hook. There's simply nothing to be done about it,
that's how the room is made.
- "Minisat" access is non-sensitive maintenance access. It's what
engineers get, and they get it so they can access the air and power.
Basically, the assumption made is that minisat access is what its code
comment says it is: "...for the small maintenance cubicle some AI
satellites may have". This access gets you any of those supplemental
areas, but as far as possible from the AI itself.
- - Maintenance accesses that lead directly adjacent to the AI room are
considered "sensitive", and fall under AI upload access.
- - On tramstation, the maintenance cubby is accessible via only a door
within the lower floor of the AI's front door, and thus is considered
"sensitive"
- Both accesses get you teleporter access. Only tram, nebula & wawa
don't already have this, and wawa's a special case.
Catwalk has not been touched out of fear of the pending large-scale
modifications, but oh, it will be. That place uses GENERAL COMMAND
access for EVERY DOOR except the one directly into the ai's room. Space
Christ.
Here's a list of what I personally consider high(er)-impact changes.
- Tcomms access will no longer access two doors on tram(which does not
have tcomms inside of it)
- Delta AI upload requires upload access, not general command
- Icebox transit tube accepts minisat access, so you don't have to go
outside to get in like some vagrant.
- The whole of wawa sat takes upload access. Previously, not a single
door but the actual upload doors took upload access, meaning someone
with upload but not minisat access(hop) could not access upload. Also,
people with minisat but not tcomms access could not use the front
elevator door, and had to use the side, because it took ONLY tcomms
access for some reason(I think whoever made it initially didn't know you
could have multiple accesses on doors)
- The aformentioned teleporter accesses on tram, nebula and wawa
## Why It's Good For The Game
Consistency, clear standards. You should be able to intuit whether you
can open a door, especially given that if you think you can and you
can't you're gonna be convulsing on the ground. I think that these
standards are reasonable, and simple enough that people will get a feel
for it.
## Changelog
🆑
map: AI satellite accesses have been made more consistent across maps.
/🆑
## About The Pull Request
As title says, skin butchered from humans (currently only applies to
lizardskin) now inherits their owner's skin color, and so do items
(lizardskin boots and hats) made from it.
Also this PR gagsifies lizardskin hats and boots for this very reason.
## Why It's Good For The Game
Consistency, when you butcher a purple lizard you should get purple
lizard boots.
## Changelog
🆑
add: Made lizard skin and lizardskin items inherit their "donor's" skin
color
/🆑
## About The Pull Request
Medbay, the CMO, the Psychologist, (possibly) the Library, and some
maint rooms across all maps now have multiple copies of the SDSM-35
This exists as an in game ability to reference what brain traumas do. No
special bells or whistles, not even a search bar - it's a book after
all.
<img width="819" height="589" alt="image"
src="https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/ace867b9-a0f0-4302-99f9-46ed4d6fe377"
/>
<img width="802" height="546" alt="image"
src="https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/c96941d3-8da8-48f7-859b-93953fe01473"
/>
## Why It's Good For The Game
De-wikification: Rather than needing to pull up the wiki to figure out
what the brain trauma is doing, you can refer to the in game book and
cross reference the patient's behavior.
Medial larp: It's a reference to the DSM-5. If that wasn't obvious.
## Changelog
🆑 Melbert
add: You can now find the SDMS-35 in Medbay, the CMO's office, the
Psychologist's office, and possibly the Library. Quite simply, it's a
reference book for all the brain trauma's you may experience.
/🆑
## About The Pull Request
Changes the access into the penguin pen(and by extension science
general) to science general access, and the access into the ordnance
firing room to ordnance access, on icebox.
## Why It's Good For The Game
Door into science should require science access
## Changelog
🆑
map: Icebox science now requires science access to enter
/🆑
## About The Pull Request
We've all seen that thing that happens where you open a door in
maintenance, and a large barricade of wood materializes where the door
just was. That's not right. The obvious solution would be to make the
barricade appear on top of the door beforehand, and while that works in
terms of behaviour, it looks really weird:
<img width="82" height="82" alt="image"
src="https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/e2c170d8-8a3d-4f09-80a4-976c525bed9f"
/>
and even weirder on objects such as windows & shutters. I suppose that's
why you're not able to build them on top of these things in actual
gameplay.
Instead, this replaces every instance of a mapped-in wooden standard
barricade that appears on top of an object (save for one on top of a
girder in icebox) with a crude barricade, causing it to both appear on
top of the object and look right doing so.
Additionally, comes with a linter for big barricades on top of airlocks
& windows.
## Why It's Good For The Game
It doesn't look weird nor act weird. Even aside from the airlocks, these
things are weird with windows, acting like they're inside the glass.
Additionally, while this does technically reduce their integrity,
increase projectile passing rate & reduce plank drop amount, so I'm
labeling it balance out of good faith, the only actual balance
implication this has is that the barricade being on top of the door
prevents it from being opened via a simple bump, which could and does
effect atmos situations, but I'd sooner call that a bugfix than a
balance change.
## Changelog
🆑
balance: wooden barricades mapped on top of objects are now crude
barricades, preventing them from materializing when you open a door.
/🆑
## About The Pull Request
Adds vitals monitors to medbay
<img width="368" height="292" alt="image"
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These are wall mounted monitors that display a patient's state visually:
- The doll on the left shows bodypart damage + missing bodyparts
- The droplet next to the head shows blood level, from a bright red to a
grey
- The top bar shows heart rate (an approximation - stops when dead,
speeds up in hard crit), as well as overall health
- The second to the top shows respiration (stops when not breathing)
- Second from the bottom bar shows oxyloss level
- Bottom bar shows toxloss level
You can **examine** a vitals display to get a condensed health analyzer
output to your chat. (This lets the AI see health scans as well)
They beep as patient conditions betters or worsens, though I didn't add
any sound FX to it (yet), it's just a runechat message.
They can link to most machines that accept an occupant - such as cryo
cells and stasis beds - as well as operating tables.
They are printable in two forms - basic and advanced, the latter
requiring tech and does advanced scans on examine, rather than basic
scans.
The displays are mapped in every surgical theatre, as well as over most
stasis beds and by a few cryo cells.
## Why It's Good For The Game
I made these to cut down on juggling the health analyzer when trying to
determine how a patient is faring. (And also to add to medical larp.)
Currently while monitoring a patient's state you have to spam click them
with your scanner and fill up your chat.
This is cumbersome and distracts you from the rest of chat.
The vitals display provides a visual feedback for how a patient is
doing, no spam clicking needed unless you need specific details like...
organ health.
Some other benefits:
- AI can now monitor patient health without a shell.
- Other doctors don't need to crowd around a patient, they can step back
to watch the screen instead.
- Visitors don't need to rush in and print an analyzer to see how a
patient is doing either.
## Changelog
🆑 Melbert
add: Adds vitals monitors, mapped into the medbay treatment center,
cryogenics, and every surgical theatre. They act as wall mounted health
scanners, providing visual feedback for a patient's health.
/🆑
## About The Pull Request
Floppy disks received a sprite upgrade, as well as unique wraps:
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src="https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/0ac433e3-7432-4c06-bec2-aeae00b6852f"
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src="https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/0f36bd0d-0362-4431-8131-49060a2fe348"
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You can now stack floppy disks! They also scatter around when thrown.
The video also showcases new styling options with a selection of
stickers! You can also write something on the disk instead of selecting
an icon:
https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/ff0a8542-9d79-4108-ae46-672ca5d620a2
MOST disks now inherit the `/item/disk` type to properly stack and do...
stuff. An updatepaths script included.
## Why It's Good For The Game
Old school is cool. Stacking disks makes them feel more authentic, while
styling allows for more crearivity!
## Changelog
🆑
add: New unique wraps for floppy disks
qol: Floppy disks can now be stacked
image: New sprites and stickers for floppy disks
map: Added and ran an updatepaths script
refactor: Most disks are now under the base disk item type
/🆑
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Co-authored-by: The-Tyrant <tyrantofgaming@gmail.com>
## About The Pull Request
Looks over all of Icebox, tweaking pipes and cables to remove
unnecessary extra pipes while still keeping them in line with standard
placement guidelines, as well as bringing some pipes/cables more in line
with standard placement even if it doesn't save on length. Nothing has
been moved but pipes and cables.
MDB ignore is because almost all of these changes are under floors, so
it'd be enormous pictures of three separate z levels with a grand total
of two changes visible.
Other than just efficient and standardized design, during this sweep a
few (actively) gameplay-effecting issues were resolved:
A prison air scrubber was placed on layer 4, and was thus disconnected.
A vent in left-side AI satellite maintenance was facing the wrong way,
and was thus disconnected.
A missing pipe to R&D server room caused its vent to be disconnected.
A missing set of pipes to Medbay Treatment Center's lower side caused
its lower vent and scrubber to be disconnected.
A lack of piping to Departures Secpoint caused its vent and scrubber to
be disconnected.
## Why It's Good For The Game
Nanotrasen will save tens, perhaps even hundreds of credits on station
construction, and will certainly transfer that saved money directly into
bonuses for their workforce. YOU might even get a raise!
Standardized and efficient design, without any drawbacks. Nothing has
been compromised for efficiency(aside from what was already compromised
prior to this pr. No further compromises were made on top of these
existing ones).
Solves the issues mentioned above
## Changelog
🆑
map: Several disconnected vents and scrubbers on Icebox have been
reconnected
/🆑
## About The Pull Request
Depends on #94064 for the unit test but offers a better method for
finding an atom to mount on
- Finding a mount now takes into consideration the objects pixel x & y
offsets meaning diagonal mounting is now supported. Gives great
flexibility for mappers
- If you don't want to use pixel offsets but default back to using the
objects direction that behaviour is still preserved. Useful if your
object uses directional icon states(lights & cameras for now) AND don't
use offsets
- If no direction could be specified then as the last resort it defaults
back to the objects local turf for mounting
## Changelog
🆑
fix: all mounted objects on tables, fences, windows & walls should fall
of correctly when the atom it is placed on is destroyed
fix: security telescreen now falls off when their mounted wall is
destroyed
fix: defib wall mount falls off when their mounted wall is destroyed
fix: floor lights are mounted to the ground/catwalk/tram floor they are
sitting on meaning destroying it will destroy the light
fix: wall mounted plaques now fall off when their mounted wall is
destroyed
/🆑
## About The Pull Request
Adds a power cable coming out of the top of chemistry(factory, to be
clear) that goes to the cable/pipe line to the left of morgue.
## Why It's Good For The Game
Currently, morgue is powered by an extremely long single cable that goes
almost the whole way around chemlab, which means it is constantly
depowered by single mouse bites, due to lacking any redundancy over such
a long distance. No other place is depowered by bites as constantly as
morgue is, and losing power because of random bites half of icebox
rounds isn't very interesting.
## Changelog
🆑
map: Icebox morgue has been given an additional redundant power line
/🆑
## About The Pull Request
This PR adds a change to a pretty prevalent feature that's been around
since #66588 (April 28th, 2022). Although it has been controversial to
some extent, I believe that it was a good change in principle for
reasons I will later get into. For now, this is what the PR does:
* All _station_ unrestricted door helpers (e.g. those in maintenance)
have been replaced with a subtype that adds a random 2-3 second delay to
opening the door, using a new "unrestricted latch" feature. **This does
not occur if the user has regular access to that door.**
* The unrestricted side will initiate a do_after and plays a distinct
small hissing sound (because I presume you're disengaging some hydraulic
lever on that side), after which the door will open as players have come
to expect.
* While you're engaging the lever, you will be resistant to pressure
movements as you are presumably holding onto the lever or something. All
other movements (e.g. voluntary, being shoved, etc.) will continue to
function as expected.
* We will statistically tabulate each time someone attempts to use the
unrestricted "lever", and every time one successfully occurs. This is
just for analysis to see player trends as we have lacked this over the
last 3.5 years.
Here's a link to the sound I added:
https://freesound.org/people/Usernameis1337/sounds/632755, the version
in this PR was converted using OGG Vorbis.
https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/4167bda4-63b5-4dc0-a7b2-694a9e3d3201
## Why It's Good For The Game
Back in 2022, I was one of the major proponents for adding such a change
to the game. This is for a few reasons:
* It doesn't really make human sense for a station to have
hallways/spaces that you can enter and then just get completely trapped
in. The station is a deathtrap because of _who_ is on it, not because it
_is_ a death trap. I have always maintained that we should assume that
the station is competently made to give the hijinx a much more jarring
background. To me, maintenance isn't old sections of a station (although
it can have those elements), but vital side pathways in the event of
emergencies, like having extra fire stairs in a building. The doors to
those fire stairs are always unlocked because they need to ensure that
people are able to efflux to save themselves from danger rather than
die.
* It was easily subvertable anyways. You can easily ask the HoP for
maintenance access or AI to let you out of maintenance (although the
latter was a bit harder to articulate). I don't find myself agreeing
with this as much nowadays but I remember the frustration I felt waiting
for minutes for someone to open the door had something occurred for me
to have found myself in maintenance. It's simply not fun and doesn't
make sense for a station to have this.
* I thought that it added a unique element to antagonism. You can't drag
someone in maintenance and then have the whole entire subsection of the
station be your den. It's important for you to secure your base should
you be dragging people in there instead of just always being able to win
via dragging.
* People tend to forget this point, but it actually did cause a lot
_more_ deaths in situations where threats originate outside the
station/in maintenance. It was much easier for the killy-stabby mass
murderers to ingress into main hallways and get to killing faster. This
is why the change felt "equal" in a way.
### Why not remove it outright?
I believe that a lot of balance changes over the last 3.5 years (30000
issues ago!) have been weighting for these interactions, and I think
removing it all cold-turkey like will cause a huge upturn in deadliness
and just not be what players are looking for in the new game loop. To
me, this was a vital step in getting more towards 90-minute rounds, and
I think we would see a drop in that. I also have those above three
reasons that I am still a firm believer in, but I am still interested in
seeing what a different system might entail and how that could play out.
I added stat gathering so after we get 4-6 weeks of data, we can
determine to keep or shelve this feature. I will probably always be on
the "blocking" side of removing it outright unless there's some severe
data that can convince me (which will probably need it's own test-merged
PR, while this is meant to be added into the game right now).
### Why are we changing it?
I think not enough people are dying. I played a few rounds yesterday and
while a decent chunk of people were dying, I saw a few follies in my
original line of thought. Maintenance should be a bit creepier and not
auxiliary hallways (in normal circumstances), I already thought we did a
really good job of that but I noticed that it wasn't as good as memory
served me. I think maintenance should have a little bit more difficulty
to navigate (i.e. if you're being chased down by someone and it's taking
2.5 seconds to open, that would be an excellent heart-pounding tension
moment) and would overall be more interesting than the status quo. It is
a bit sillier to me but some IRL buildings do have to have you hold down
the push bar for a few seconds until it disengages, so this is
agreeable.
I also don't think the unidirectional exit design flow standards are
where they were due to drift in application, so this is also a better
way to uniformly apply it.
## Changelog
🆑
balance: After noticing it was too easy for animals to crawl through
maintenance by abusing the Easy-Exit sensors, Nanotrasen has replaced
all unrestricted door sensors (like in maintenance) with a pull-down
lever that should take around 2-3 seconds to engage. It has been
designed to allow the employee to actuate it despite any pressure
differentials within an area.
balance: The above change does not apply to select doors in the medical
section of the station, which will continue to use the "older"
Ready-Exit system.
sound: In order to ensure that staff in high-traffic areas don't go
bonkers due to this new change, sound dampeners have been installed to
prevent the hydraulics from being heard for super long distances.
However, they skimped out on the quality for the ones in maintenance...
/🆑
FYI Mappers/Tweakers: This PR replaces all station map unres mapping
helpers with the new subtype. You are welcome to replace certain doors
with the old helper (the base type) to get the old behavior as you see
fit, just explain why that behavior is desired in that location.
Otherwise, it would be appreciated if we have this new behavior >95% of
the time.
## About The Pull Request
This PR makes all R&D console boards that are either printed or sourced
from tech storage start out locked. They can be unlocked by swiping them
with an ID that has research access.
R&D consoles can also be unlocked with an emag, but doing so will break
their comms circuit as well, making all researched nodes broadcast over
public comms. You can still emag the console itself after it's been
constructed without breaking it in any way, while also silencing
announcements instead. (that's definitely a noob trap, but it's out of
scope for this PR)
The reason why the tech storage board is locked as well is because the
goal of this PR is to stop engineers from making R&D consoles, and
engineers have access to tech storage. Leaving the board unlocked and
moving it to secure tech storage would make engineers break in there
every shift.
The changelog basically has a FAQ for "Okay, so what do I do instead?",
because I know people will be confused about what route they're intended
to take when science closes their desk shutters for the umpteenth time
this week.
## Why It's Good For The Game
Engineering has a habit of making an R&D console every round to bypass
having to ask science or a head of staff to research things. Locking the
consoles at least makes engineers consider asking science to do
science's job.
Note that this doesn't solve the issue entirely, it just removes the
easiest and most convenient way of bypassing science. Engineers can
still break into R&D extremely easily using their wire knowledge, and do
so regularly.
More importantly though, this might shine some light on the fact that
heads of department like the CE have remote access to the research
network via their PDAs. This means engineers can ask the CE to research
things for them.
Asking people with access to the research network to research things is
a lot better for roleplay and immersion than having engineering
construct R&D consoles every shift.
## Changelog
🆑
balance: R&D console boards sourced from printing or tech storage are
now locked by default. It's recommended to ask your respective head of
department or the science department to complete research for you. Heads
of department can remotely access the research network using their PDAs.
/🆑
## About The Pull Request
There is technically an `/obj/item/stamp/granted` in that one traitor
objective refers to it and tries to override a proc on it thus making it
a valid type, but not really. This changes the base `/obj/item/stamp`
from being the granted stamp to being an abstract type, and creates a
proper subtype for the granted stamp.
## Why It's Good For The Game
Base types being concrete outside of scenarios where its intuitive are
very annoying
## Changelog
🆑
code: makes /obj/item/stamp abstract, creates /obj/item/stamp/granted
/🆑
## About The Pull Request
Continuation of #94059. Replaces the following signs with their
directional helpers
- `/obj/structure/sign/warning ->
/obj/structure/sign/warning/directional`
- `/obj/structure/sign/warning/radiation ->
/obj/structure/sign/warning/radiation/directional`
- `/obj/structure/sign/warning/secure_area ->
/obj/structure/sign/warning/secure_area/directional`
Depends on #94076 for diagonal wall mounts
## Changelog
🆑
qol: added mapping directional helper for warning, radiation & secure
area sign allowing them to interact with fire/acid on their mounted turf
qol: adds mapping helper to create diagonally shifted objects
/🆑
## About The Pull Request
Improving upon #93662 where i noticed a lot of objects don't have
directional helpers
Replaces the following mapped in objects with their directional
counterpart
- `/obj/structure/sign/nanotrasen ->
/obj/structure/sign/nanotrasen/directional`
less var edits & also more realistic interaction with fire/acid etc if
the turf on which they are placed on is attacked which isn't the case if
they are directly mounted on walls
## Changelog
🆑
qol: adds mapping directional helper for nanotrasen sign & replaces all
var edited instances
/🆑
## About The Pull Request
Depends on #94064 for the unit test but offers a better method for
finding an atom to mount on
- Finding a mount now takes into consideration the objects pixel x & y
offsets meaning diagonal mounting is now supported. Gives great
flexibility for mappers
- If you don't want to use pixel offsets but default back to using the
objects direction that behaviour is still preserved. Useful if your
object uses directional icon states(lights & cameras for now) AND don't
use offsets
- If no direction could be specified then as the last resort it defaults
back to the objects local turf for mounting
## Changelog
🆑
fix: all mounted objects on tables, fences, windows & walls should fall
of correctly when the atom it is placed on is destroyed
fix: security telescreen now falls off when their mounted wall is
destroyed
fix: defib wall mount falls off when their mounted wall is destroyed
fix: floor lights are mounted to the ground/catwalk/tram floor they are
sitting on meaning destroying it will destroy the light
fix: wall mounted plaques now fall off when their mounted wall is
destroyed
/🆑
## About The Pull Request
This 1st has to be PR'd so the integration tests can point out all
wallmounts that could not find a support structure to mount on. I then
will do many map edits to align them onto the closest atom
Yes we no longer use wall mount but atom mounted component. All objects
that are mounted on windows/tables & fences now also fall off when
destroyed
It'll probably be a WHILE before I can fix all wall mounts. Long day.
Expect me to misalign many stuff to fix failing CI so make sure to
provide suggestions when possible
Improved wallmount code overall
- Fixes#93793
## Changelog
🆑
fix: fixes all incorrectly maploded wall mounts that aren't actually
hanging on any support structure
fix: objects mounted on tables, windows & fences also fall off now when
destoryed
qol: lights can be mounted on windows
qol: cameras can be mounted on windows
qol: buttons can be mounted on tables
refactor: improved how wall mounts interact with objects as a whole
report bugs on github
/🆑
## About The Pull Request
`/obj/item/food/sandwich/cheese/grilled` inherited
`/obj/item/food/sandwich/cheese`'s `make_grillable()` definition so the
product of grilling a grilled cheese sandwich was a grilled cheese
sandwich. Repaths grilled cheese to not be a subtype of cheese
## Why It's Good For The Game
grilled cheese sandwiches should burn eventually
## Changelog
🆑
fix: fixed grilled cheese sandwich grilling into grilled cheese sandwich
/🆑
## About The Pull Request
Isolates signpost teleport code into a component
`/datum/component/houlihan_teleport`, which takes a question argument
and a list of zlevels.
Removes `/obj/structure/no_effect_signpost` and turns existing mapped-in
instances into `/obj/structure/signpost`s
Adds/documents/fixes some attack signals that were added to the element
## Jebediah
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src="https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/b227e5bd-1c93-41b3-b87f-1a559cf81112"
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## Changelog
🆑
refactor: Signposts have had their code improved internally. Please make
an issue if a signpost that should teleport you no longer can.
/🆑
## About The Pull Request
Adds a control button for visitation shutters
## Why It's Good For The Game
For whatever reason Icebox perma has been missing a shutter control
button for a while, now it has one.
https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/78f544c7-6e85-4bae-9e33-ae064cad510d
## Changelog
🆑
map: adds visitation shutter control button to icebox perma
/🆑
## About The Pull Request
Features:
- Floor lights can be constructed using a small light fixture on the
turf you are standing on
- Floor light construction sprites
- `/burned` subtypes for lights
- Convert `/build` subtypes to `/empty` subtypes with `UpdatePaths`
script
## Why It's Good For The Game
Floor lights can now be constructed in game using the same mechanics as
other lights. The `/burned` and `/empty` subtypes might be useful for
mapping.
## Changelog
🆑
add: Add constructable floor lights by using a small light fixture on
the floor. They are constructed the same way as other lights.
qol: Add `/burned` subtype to `/obj/machinery/light` for mapping
shenanigans
image: Add floor light construction sprites
map: Converted the `/built` subtype for `/obj/machinery/light` to be
`/empty` and added an UpdatePaths script.
/🆑
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Co-authored-by: SyncIt21 <110812394+SyncIt21@users.noreply.github.com>
## About The Pull Request
/area/station/ai_monitored's behaviour was isolated into a component,
`/datum/component/monitored_area`, which itself uses
`/datum/motion_group`s to query cameras. Functionally, it (should) work
identically to the old implementation. I'm sure that behaviour could
have been further cleaned up, camera code is quite dreadful, but it's
better to focus on isolating the behaviour first. Baby steps.
Areas that want to opt into monitoring can set `var/motion_monitored` to
TRUE (this approach was taken to make subtyping easier).
The following non-AI areas were changed:
- /area/station/ai_monitored/security/armory ->
/area/station/security/armory
- /area/station/ai_monitored/command/nuke_storage ->
/area/station/command/vault
- /area/station/ai_monitored/command/storage/eva ->
/area/station/command/eva
All other `/area/station/ai_monitored` subtypes were repathed into
`/area/station/ai` and cleaned up in a way that I thought made logical
sense. It is **much** more readable now. For example:
- /area/station/ai_monitored/turret_protected/aisat ->
/area/station/ai/satellite
- /area/station/ai_monitored/command/storage/satellite ->
/area/station/ai/satellite/maintenance/storage
- /area/station/ai_monitored/turret_protected/ai ->
/area/station/ai/satellite/chamber
## About The Pull Request
below - don't want to clog PR
## Why It's Good For The Game
- map: ALL - ensure department maint access consistency for their own
respective maints. fixes a lot of maint access oversights. previously
departmental maint access was inconsistent and sometimes bias
(unintentional).
I suppose the reason for the maint access inconsistencies is because it
hasn't been thoroughly looked at until now.
- map: CATWALK MEDBAY - adds plumbing multitool (oversight - for multi-z
plumbing chemical beacons), unbolts upstairs door (arbitrary roadblock
for chemists to do their job - gimmick still there), adds unrestricted
access helper in medbay lobby for people to leave (queue gimmick still
there)
<details>
<summary>images</summary>
<img width="667" height="615" alt="image"
src="https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/2eea6d17-61ee-4025-947f-02051ffc97da"
/>
<img width="1185" height="825" alt="image"
src="https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/b1e5f40d-a182-43f2-9cc0-4305512a66e1"
/>
</details>
- map: CATWALK, TRAM, META - syringegun consistency (now total 2).
consistency, less confusion. likely oversight
- map: CATWALK, ICEBOX - adds shower soap spawn chance - oversight,
consistency, on theme
- map: NEBULASTATION - add missing unrestricted access helper in medbay
- possible oversight. ease of access for cryo patients to leave
<details>
<summary>image</summary>
<img width="800" height="583" alt="image"
src="https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/f8613fd8-07ad-4e86-aafa-7a0a70e23d05"
/>
</details>
- map: DELTA - fix auxiliary tool storage access inconsistency. delta
auxiliary storage access is different from all other maps. oversight &
minimizes confusion
- map: ICEBOX - moves syringeguns moved into windoors. syringeguns
should be secure items
<details>
<summary>image</summary>
<img width="726" height="907" alt="image"
src="https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/46a62fba-5559-43ec-a2f8-e12d60ab3836"
/>
</details>
- map: TRAM - add pharmacy igniters. possible oversight & useful chemist
item that appears on all other maps.
## Changelog
🆑 ArchBTW
map: ALL - fix departmental maint access consistency
map: CATWALK (MEDBAY) - add chemlab multitool, add unrestricted access
helper in medbay lobby, unbolt chemlab door
map: CATWALK, TRAM, META - syringegun consistency (now total 2)
map: CATWALK, ICEBOX - add shower soap spawn chance
map: NEBULASTATION - add unrestricted access helpers in medbay
map: DELTA - fix auxiliary tool storage access consistency
map: ICEBOX - move syringeguns moved into windoors
map: TRAM - add pharmacy igniters
/🆑
## About The Pull Request
While testing locally, I have noticed a flaky test on icebox. The
central medical maintenance sometimes failed the firelock sanity unity
test, caused by an airlock on the atmospherics mulebot dropoff point.
Couldn't found if this was caused by the Grille/Trash spawner, or the
abandoned airlock spawner (that has a chance to replace the airlock with
a wall), but either way, there is a lot of precedent for excluding a
chunk of maintenance from this unit test, if it is adjacent to a
firelock.
The marker has been placed in the following location:
<img width="611" height="287" alt="image"
src="https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/1e263299-b5b2-4a65-a75f-cb665f633dd5"
/>
## Why It's Good For The Game
Flaky unit tests are not good.
## Changelog
Nothing player facing.
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