## About The Pull Request
Title. I'm moving a few monkey features away from the species and into
its bodyparts and organs. I plan on following up with another PR for the
various `ismonkey()` in the code, as these are necessary changes for a
niche thing I'm ultimately working on.
Also one carp organ and one stoat organ both had bits of code made
redundant by available traits. This takes care of them.
Also removed the passwindow_on/off and passtable_on/off procs. We can
just register the associated trait signals on init for living mobs (plus
they were being misused on non-mobs).
## Why It's Good For The Game
Less code associated directly to the species and more to its body parts
and organs, which is basically something we've been doing for a few
years ~~(also I need it for skeletonized monkeys)~~.
## Changelog
N/A
## About The Pull Request
This PR adds Jet Boots, a new pair of footwear that can be purchased
from cargo as an import item.
Jet boots share behavior with their parent, the rocket boots, featuring
the long range jet dash that already comes with rocket boots, though
this differs from the jump boot's dash due to being a shorter distance
as well as being far less safe as a result.
The main draw for this item is that it has a toggle action to enable
sustained jet flight. That sustained flight behaves the same as a flight
potions, offering the ability to fly over tables, as well as a passive
movement when applied. One issue with these boots, matching flight with
wings, is that you need to be in suitable atmosphere in order to be able
to propel yourself. An additional restriction is that due to your
propulsion being based on your shoes, being leg-cuffed (such as from
bolas or bear-traps) will prevent you from being able to fly.
One pair of Jet Boots requires **40,000 credits**.
### Minor things
In adding this, most of the code was applied from the existing logic
already used for mob flight and the flight organs. Considering this is
like, the 3rd thing that has consistent flight behavior(?) I'm tempted
to try and refactor it into a component, but in the interest of being
somewhat lazy I held off for this moment. I could be easily convinced to
do so, however.
These boots arrive via a gold crate. They sell for the same amount, but
the only way to let us do that was to tweak the gold crate code so that
they're not hardcoded to always arrive with gold bars and the champion's
belt. As such, there's an update map's script attached to this PR to
move existing gold crate subtypes to a "stocked" variant.
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## Why It's Good For The Game
The last few weeks I've kinda challenged myself with the following
question and began working backwards: "What should cargo be able to buy
for 40,000 credits?". I mulled over a few ideas, including being able to
drop in map templates onto the station, additional cargo shuttle
upgrades (In the vein of the atmos refill upgrade from my last PR), etc.
I decided on trying and making something that is inherently a selfish
purchase. Not quite to the level of buying a cargo shuttle that kills
the entire crew, but the kind that makes you think "Oh my god, cargo
just blew their entire budget on a pair of shoes".
That said, offering players flight is a rare, and expensive upgrade,
based on the fact that flight potions and the like are similarly a rare
upgrade. The alternative, training and breeding a raptor capable of
flight, is also already in cargo's domain, but typically reserved for
shaft mining use. The main give here is that in exchange for flight,
it's still bound to an item. Someone can still murder you for your
shoes, or stun you and take them off your body, especially with the
increased stun multiplier while in propelled flight.
## Changelog
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add: Cargo may now purchase jet boots, boots that enable sustained
flight, for 40,000 credits via the imports section.
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