It was initializing turfs after atmos machinery but some of those machines expect turfs to be initialized before they initialize.
Also fixes it clearing all active turfs and not just the one in the specified zlevel in turf initialization.
This requires a 508 beta version to use. If Travis fails this he's a bitch
Exceptions will generate a stack trace, which is way easier to see and more helpful in actually solving this kind of crap. Also logs all the arguments, src, line, and file automatically.
Removed any dubiously helpful information in the exception names so the runtime condenser won't see each one as a different runtime. If the information is critical to solve these bugs (camera one maybe?), then I'll just make these warnings.
Thrown exceptions crash the currently running proc. Yes that means there's useless returns in a bunch of these, sue me. spawn()'s are to let the proc continue.
Almost all of these are difficult to trigger, but I did test playsound. And frankly even if they do cause bugs by crashing procs, big whoop
Removes the 20 second confirmation between prompts for the normal admin version of end round now.
If admins force end a round escape objectives will be good faith greentexted if the antagonists were still in a position to escape alive.
The survival rate will always be printed at round end now, even if the shuttle makes it to centcom (evac rate will be printed too in that case).
- procqueue: You can now schedule procs to be executed at some point in the future.
- Crew monitoring: see issue #10498
- html_interface: fix for Nanotrasen-style windows, refactor Javascript files and move them in their own folder
- Includes changelog entry for the crew monitoring changes.
Players can join a queue that will notify them with a message and sound when a slot becomes available. First come first serve.
Players have approximately 20 seconds to join after the notification. Failure to join in that window removes them from the queue, to remove AFKers.
I haven't tested the code yet but it's basically done.
I forgot a step in the algo and made it so it was decreasing in its slowdown effect with more lag, not increasing.
I've also made the -1.5 magic number in the algo configurable. its was a simple buffer of cost the subsystem is allowed to use that isn't counted against it in dwait.
-The proc is defined as proc/qualifies_for_rank(var/rank, var/list/features), and by default defined to always return 1. You must override it locally in your species definition to set special job properties.
-Lizards will fail the check for jobs in command_positions and pass it for any other job. Just like before.
-Humans will always pass the check if they don't have ears or tails. If they do have ears or tails, they will fail the check if the job is in command_positions, engineering_positions, science_positions, medical_positions, security_positions or equal to "Quartermaster", effectively limiting their job selection to civlian, lower supply and silicon jobs.
