As said by the title.
Also fixes an oversight where the Plexagon HR Core app (job management) was reading worn ID rather than inserted ID.
Also adds names to differentiate between primary and secondary card readers so both show on the screwdriver remove menu.
Also makes using IDs on a modPC actually call the InsertID proc, so that having the secondary ID come first in the list of parts doesn't give it priority.
Co-authored-by: Bobbahbrown <bobbahbrown@gmail.com>
* Process procs now properly use deltatime when implementing rates, timers and probabilities
* Review fixes
* Geiger counters cleanup
Made hardsuit geiger code more similar to geiger counter code
Geiger counters are more responsive now
* Moved SS*_DT defines to subsystems.dm
* Rebase fix
* Redefined the SS*_DT defines to use the subsystem wait vars
* Implemented suggested changes by @AnturK
* Commented /datum/proc/process about the deltatime stuff
* Send delta_time as a process parameter instead of the defines
Also DTfied acid_processing
* Dtfied new acid component
Fixes the printer cool down system that started the printer cool down when you press any button??? meaning that it would always fail since the cool down was reset after the button was clicked. The cool down is now only reset until AFTER the print operation.
Also adds a message that lets you know if the print cool down is not over yet, so it doesn't fail without feedback.
Replaces like 70-80% of 0 and such, as a side effect cleaned up a bunch of returns
Edit: Most left out ones are in mecha which should be done in mecha refactor already
Oh my look how clean it is
Co-authored-by: TiviPlus <TiviPlus>
Co-authored-by: Couls <coul422@gmail.com>
* Support for expansion-class modPC hardware
* end of the line
* As requested
Did anyone know that the tablet vendor was attaching the wrong ModPC printer? I bet no one knew that.
* update
* Update AI health after healing damage in integrity restorer
* Also feex legacy AI inegrity restorer.
* Update IntelliCard icon when AI is successfully revived.
* Clean up proc arguments
* Feex
* Removing a bunch of oxygen stuff
* breaking works
* completely functional yes
* reverts some old changes
* thanks based shiz
* i said 'thanks' god damn it
* oops
* another one bites the dust
* they told me math was of variable difficulty
* Startwork
* stopwork again
* AGAIN.
* Good place to call it for now
* Startwork but I actually put some work in
* The left list doesn't work, stop for now.
* God remind me to squash these commits later.
* Well, I think I can safely say I have actual work done now
* The post-Brisk iced tea patch.
* God damnit nothing works I hate this worl
* Good place to stop, stuck in a chronic error state
* I take it back now I need to sleep jesus god
* I am grown POWERFUL in my dispair
* FINALLY READY TO PR.
* Request order swap
* Update and tgui recompile
* Adds a kiosknet, so adding a new bounty alerts all the bountyboards
* Renames file, attempts to port to modular app too because fuck my life
* Fuckin feature creep I tells ya
* Removes an unused proc
* Rebuildin
* Hopefully updates tgui and fixes an easy runtime
* Finishes updating/conflicts
* Mapmerges my shit.
* Rebuilds tguiiiiiiiiiiii
* Updates tgui
* Updated once more
* merge conflict fixaroni
* God I wish that I had a game I was dedicated enough to finish in a single setting
* Rebuild of PR: You will (Not) compile
* Cobby's changes and Anturk's Suggestions.
* Should probably prevent a runtime.
* Rebuilds TGUI.
* Lets not delete my own files please god
* Style's changes
* ALL the warriors
* What if I didn't delete ZX's app sprites again
* Start workin on a text component later
* Makes some code suggestions, doing it all in UI will kill me
* tgui update
* DNM until I get this gosh darn text working.
* The changes that I need afaik
* And a tgui rebuild to boot
* When that program datum spoke to me, I felt that.
* Makes changes to text input sanity, Pray
* By god I think I've cracked the code.
* Had no idea you could atomize UIs like that, this is revolutionary
* Spaces
Co-authored-by: Aleksej Komarov <stylemistake@gmail.com>
* How did this take me like 3 hours but the bounty UI took 4 weeks like fuck
* Uses style's suggestions for UI cleanup.
* Rebuild TGUI
* Squiggly Brackets No. 1
* Squiggly Brackets No. 2
* Rebuilds tgui also sorry style I got lazy
* Another tgui update
* GREP?
* Rebuilds tgui again
* Rebuild yet again
* How'd you like a nice tender lambchop?
* Take me HOOOOOOOME country ROOOOOADS
* Updates with Anturk's changes.
* Removes unnecessary flex element
Co-authored-by: Aleksej Komarov <stylemistake@gmail.com>
* Synux
* cleanup
* I bet this merge conflicts
we hate tgui.bundle
* extra bits
* Syndix
* small fixes
* Summary (required)
* this linter drives me up the wall
* final touchups
* Forgot this thing
About The Pull Request
Adds two new modular computer programs. Both use the same underlying parts;
-- Lifeline is an improved suit sensor tracker, showing where the target is on a grid if they're within 24 tiles. The scan button has a two-second delay (since the program has to check every humanoid in glob.human_list for trackability and we don't want that spammed). The app works pretty much how you would expect.
-- Fission360 uses the same processes as above but for the nuke disk and all nukes in the area (self destruct, beer, syndicate). Available only via emagging a tablet for the moment.
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Rudimentary multiZ support exists, in the form of replacing the crosshairs icon with an up or down arrow (once it's visible within the circle) to indicate if the target is above or below, if both the target and the computer are on a station Z level of some sort. Also, the grid lines are exactly two-tiles apart.
Added support for programs to list special assets to load, so that we don't have to have every program loading all modular program assets. The radar apps use this to load the background grid and the too-far-away-to-display arrow.
Why It's Good For The Game
More modular apps are good. I'm hoping to see a syndicate-version of the modular tablet in the hands of nuke ops at some point, which is really where Fission360 will make sense. Otherwise, it's an extra tool for traitors with the nuke theft objective, I suppose.
Changelog
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add: Two new apps for modular computers are available: Lifeline for Medical, and Fission360 for anyone with access to the Syndicate repository. Lifeline is an improved suit sensors tracker, and Fission360 is the same but for nuclear-related things.
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* Had to put this on hold due to critical FUCK from hydriponics
* Another thing I'm being dragged away from
* Finally finished and happy with the result
* Merge issues: IRRADICATED.
* Made the UI a Labeled List per Stylesugestion
* Apply suggestions from code review
Co-Authored-By: Bobbahbrown <bobbahbrown@gmail.com>
* Fixes up compile issues and tweaks tooltip/disable
* Rebuild tgui
Co-authored-by: Bobbahbrown <bobbahbrown@gmail.com>
Co-authored-by: Aleksej Komarov <stylemistake@gmail.com>
* Startwork.
* Time to break this later
* How do I map lists again
* So close I can almost TASTE ITTTT I GOTTA GET A MOVE ON WITH MY LIIIIFE
* Hey, it almost works!
* Finally actually ready to PR
* Nothing to see here but documentation and dead code
* Take 2.
* Revert "Take 2."
This reverts commit 0882d96a30ba79ebead4b5dd3e6f32e65bbf2a76.
* Cleans up tgui compile errors.
* WIP changes, still not happy with this for now.
* I am satisified.
* Rework that UI
Co-authored-by: Aleksej Komarov <stylemistake@gmail.com>
* Automatic changelog compile [ci skip]
* Automatic changelog compile [ci skip]
* tablet good
* forgot something
* restoring what was lost
* hoping for the best
expecting the worst
* Why review when you can edit in place?
* Additions and fixes
* Here's hoping
* Why is this still here?
Co-authored-by: Changelogs <action@github.com>
Co-authored-by: Aleksej Komarov <stylemistake@gmail.com>
About The Pull Request
A PR now several weeks in the making that spiraled ridiculously out of control for something not many even use.
What else is new in NTOS hell?
I spent several days doing nothing but playing escape from tarkov so this took longer than expected I valiantly spent all night and day working on this, and barely finished it before The Deadline
the card ntos program was split into three programs, manifest, job management, and id card modification. It didn't make much sense for them all to be the same program imo, and made the project a bit more managable.
Airlock electronics saw some improvements as well since it uses this new access control section as well.
Yet again some new functionality and improvements to core components. Buttons now have an "altSelected" feature where instead of changing the color it adds a small white marker, among some other things.
There were a couple of small changes in inconsequential ways in other places, and datacore was refactored a tiny bit. Probably some other stuff I don't remember.
I would replace the old card console with a modular computer right now, but I know a few people actually use this program and want a bit of time to iron out bugs and inconsistencies before replacing the main job console with it.
Changelog
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add: tgui-next NTOS card console, job manager, and crew manifest
tweak: airlock electronics interface is a little fancier
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* tgui next contractor interface
work
cleanup
more work
getting close now
final
build
more stuff for wanted messages
rebuild
spelling
* fixes
* rebuild
* fix
* disable button when contract not active or extraction enroute, disable limited when depleted
Hey you, punk Are you hip with modular computers?
...What's that, you think there's nothing to do on that old tablet of yours? Whoah brochacho, don't dump that tablet in the trash, and check out the new gaming app that's sweeping the station!
* Improve tgui fatal error reporting
* Keyboard passthrough in tgui
* New Rapid Pipe Dispenser interface
* Update README with new components
* Release held keys when browser window loses focus
* Power Monitor Interface, NtOS theme and core components
* Yet another CSS rework
* Fix Table, Chart stubs for IE8
* NtOS Main interface
* Supermatter Monitor interface
* Tweak NT color, color + sort gas bars
