About The Pull Request
Extools maptick stuff is in the game. Stolen from BeeStation/BeeStation-Hornet#1119, improves performance. Requires ex-tools on the server, though.
Explosions have been refactored to do the actual exploding in a subsystem.
Credit to goon.
Here's some videos!
Why It's Good For The Game
Basically instant max-caps now.
We can now give more of a tick over to the sending of map updates
Changelog
cl Goonstation Coders, Beestation, Extools devs
refactor: Explosions have been heavily optimized.
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About The Pull Request
Adds a new hotkey, defaulted to V, which allows for swapping out equipment after a small delay. After the delay, you'll equip the currently held item into it's most preferred slot, and swapping out what was worn/equipped currently. This also allows for swapping out jumpsuits without dropping your pocket contents, belt, etc.
Why It's Good For The Game
QoL change that feels intuitive, and helps equipping feel more fluid.
Changelog
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add: Equipment swapping, defaulted to V. Allows you to equip items while swapping out what you're already wearing after a small delay.
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About The Pull Request
It annoyed me that we have a perfectly good frag grenade item, and a perfectly good shrapnel component, but no crossover episode between the two. This remedies that, and does a lot, lot more.
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Big points:
Adds new component: pellet_cloud, which can be used by ammo casings, guns, and landmines to spray shrapnel and display aggregate hit messages ("You're hit by 6 buckshot pellets!" vs "You're hit by the buckshot pellet in the X" x6). All gun ammo that shoot multiple pellets now use this component on firing.
Adds stingbangs, premium less-lethal grenades that shoot off lots of stinger pellets, to cargo. Frag grenades are also reworked to have smaller booms, but shoot off lots of shrapnel shards. You can jump on top of these grenades to absorb a portion of the shrapnel to save those around you! There's an achievement for dying this way, called "Look Out, Sir!"
Projectiles can now embed items/shrapnel. Adds .38 DumDum ammo to cargo that does less damage and has negative armor pen, but can embed in people. This is the only ammo that currently embeds.
Bullets can now ricochet off walls, structures, and machinery (harder surfaces are more likely to ricochet). Only standard .38 and Match Grade .38/.357/L6 ammo can ricochet, with Match Grade being much better at ricocheting. You can buy Match Grade .38 from cargo and Match Grade L6 ammo from the nuke uplink, while Match .357 is admin only.
Armor now protects you from harmful embeds, taking the better of the bullet/bomb armor on the affected limb. Armor penetration can modify this of course, and many blunt embeds like stingbangs and DumDum bullets are significantly worse if you have even 1 armor.
Other misc fixes/changes
Refactored the embed element a bunch and fixed it creating new elements for every instance rather than expected bespoke behavior. There are new /obj/item helpers for modifying and adding embedding.
Fixes#49989: Spears can no longer embed in turfs cause their sprite is annoying to me, it's generally harder for most things to embed in turfs
Fixes#49741: New carbon helpers for removing embedded objects
Fixes#46416: Handles embedded objects getting qdel'd or moved while embedded
Renamed the old shrapnel component for RPG loot to MIRV to avoid confusion
Repathed frag grenades from under minibombs to under base grenades, and added explosion vars to base grenades
Why It's Good For The Game
Fixes a bunch of janky design with embeds, adds lots of new avenues for projectile and grenade variety, ricochets and collateral damage are fun!
Changelog
🆑 Ryll/Shaps
add: Adds stingbangs to cargo (and one in the sec vendor premium), premium less-lethal grenades that shoot off a giant swarm of stingball pellets to help incapacitate swarms of people in tight quarters. You can jump on top of a live one to be a hero and absorb a bunch of shrapnel, same with frag grenades. There's even an achievement for dying to a grenade you jumped on!
add: Projectiles can now embed in people! Or at least grenade shrapnel and the new .38 DumDum ammo, now available in cargo, can. DumDum rounds excel against unarmored targets, but are pricey and do poorly against armored targets.
add: Bullets can now ricochet! Or at least, standard .38 and the new .38/L6 Match Grade ammo can. Match Grade ammo is finely tuned to ricochet easier and seek targets off bounces better, and can be purchased from cargo (for the .38) or nuke ops uplink (for the L6), but standard .38 ammo has a chance to ricochet as well.
tweak: Frag grenades now have smaller explosions but shoot off a bunch of devastating shrapnel, excellent for soft targets!
tweak: Shotguns and other multi-pellet guns now print aggregate messages, so you'll get one "You've been hit by 6 buckshot pellets!" rather than 6 "You've been hit by the buckshot pellet in the X!" messages. Bye bye lag!
balance: Armor can now protect against embedding weapons, taking the best of either the bullet or bomb armor for the limb in question away from the embed chance. Some weapons are better at piercing armor than others!
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* component
* progress
* stuff
* Makes minor progress on edible component
* Finishes component and applies it to organs
* newline
* forgot to send signal
* domob addition
* wave that organ flag
* return adde
* fixes some minor issues
* fixes
* done
* done
* done
* added last one
* done
* done
* fix
Trying this again. When *spin-ing as a cyborg, the way mobs are thrown off you depends on your intent. On help intent, they will be thrown a shorter distance from you and will never be damaged or stunned (they will still be knocked down). On harm intent, they will be thrown the current distance and will be damaged and stunned if they hit a wall or another person.
WHAT THIS ACTUALLY CHANGES:
Currently, whether or not *spin-ing will actually hurt/stun someone depends on whether or not the *spin-ing borg is emagged. This PR also reduces the range of the help intent throw, but since the knockdown happens whether or not the thrown mob hits something this is in most circumstances a cosmetic change. So, in summary, if you are a non-emagged borg in help intent the only thing this changes is you will chuck people a slightly shorter distance.
Why It's Good For The Game
This isn't exactly the most important change, but a borg should be able to control their behavior. Having damage/stun from throwing determined solely by emag-ness seems more like a hacky kludge than a legitimate design choice. Also, having the behavior of borg-throwing determined in the code for carbons is messy.
Changelog
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add: The behavior of cyborg's *spin emote now changes with intent; on harm intent, it will throw its passenger farther and damage and stun them if they hit a wall or another person.
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* relic file
* Revert "Merge branch 'master' of https://github.com/tralezab/tgstation"
This reverts commit 826916d87b421dbb0ebcfce7fad96e456b6d3674, reversing
changes made to a0f476d874.
* tongue spike, chem spike
* oh god github desktop is shitting and farting
* ahhhh so broken bros
* final commit before recreation
* readds sprites, makes it work and compile
* webs
* sprite readded
* web icon
* cooldown fix
* compile dammit
* review done
* early return
removes materials list from items, uses custom_materials instead. This might introduce some bugs so we should testmerge this for a while (and Ill test stuff locally as much as I can)
this also adds material crafting to sheets. Test case being chairs. In the future we can add stuff like tables, walls, doors etc.
also applies materials to everything, with fixes, which can close#46299
About The Pull Request
Converts every single usage of playsound's vary parameter to use the boolean define instead of 1 or 0. I'm tired of people copypasting the incorrect usage.
Also changes a couple of places where a list was picked from instead of using get_sfx internal calls
This was done via regex:
(playsound\(.+,.+,.+, ?)1( ?\)| ?,.+\)) to match 1
(playsound\(.+,.+,.+, ?)0( ?\)| ?,.+\)) to match 0
full sed commands:
/(playsound\(.+,.+,.+, ?)1( ?\)| ?,.+\))/\1TRUE\2/ 1 to TRUE
/(playsound\(.+,.+,.+, ?)0( ?\)| ?,.+\))/\1FALSE\2/ 0 to FALSE
I'm not very good with regex and these could probably be optimized, but they worked.
Why It's Good For The Game
Code usability
About The Pull Request
Completely removes item_color and the clusterfuck of bad programming it caused.
In places where item_color was used for entirely unique purposes it was split off and renamed to a new var on that typepath only, or refactored so it wasn't needed
In places where item_color was used as a dye color, it was converted to the new dye_color var
In places where item_color was used as the worn overlay it was removed and instead now icon_state is always used as the clothing overlay.
A new mob_overlay_icon var was added for manually setting where the mob overlay icon path is for specific items.
Moved some mob overlay files relating to clothing to their own directory as well for organization purposes.
Totally refactors washing machines, instead of the horrible abortion that was iterating through the typepath it now uses a registry of dye results.
Some bonus functionality to come out of this:
the washing machine now supports arbitrary dye colors.
Why It's Good For The Game
It's been 4 years since the "this should be deprecated soonish" comment was added, and this var is a shitpile of confusion if you just trace the usage of it.
Changelog
cl
add: Washing machines now support arbitrary dye color
add: Washing machines now dye nearly every item.
refactor: lots of backend changes to clothing overlays, report any issues
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* This turns butchering into something that resembles a component.
* Changes how the recycler works.
It no longer uses butchering in disgusting ways.
* I guess this works? It's not pretty though.
* How the fuck...
About The Pull Request
So organ damage is a thing now associated with general object of organ, meaning all organs inherit a damage variable, failing boolean, healing variable, and maxHealth variable. The proc applyOrganDamage takes in the damage and organ path, applying damage/healing to said organ. While an organ is in use, it heals a small amount over time (granted the organ is not failing), with this fraction being set by the healing variable.
This also reworks preexisting organ damage systems to function more so on the universal organ damage system, the liver specifically. So much code exists in regards to eyes/blindness and ears/deafness that I'll need to go ahead and take a longer time combing through the code to get everything that can reasonably be tied to those two organs and their level of damage reworked to function off of the organ damage system, as opposed to just a trait add/remove system.
Lastly, this slightly reworks scanners, since now you need to check for every organ in the body. Since organs are stored as "the [organ]" with the method I used to get them, the phrasing on the medical scanner was changed to make more sense given it now has to say something along the lines of "severe/minor damage detected within [the organ]". I'll likely add another proc if I cannot find a way to get the organ's max health during this operation, since a static number determining minor/severe damage does not work when an organ's max health is less than the typical 100 points (as is the case with eyes).
Why It's Good For The Game
Every organ can be damaged, though not every damaged organ does anything right now. Damaged livers do the same thing as they did previously, and damaged eyes develop varying levels of vision impairments. The benefits to this PR are more for future coding projects than it is for the game currently, with no foreseeable changes to the way it's played currently.
Changelog
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code: Universal Organ Damage variables and procs
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