About The Pull Request
Cyborg treat dispensers now have a maximum treat storage capacity of 5 treats instead of 30 treats, and recharge their treats at a rate of one treat per 10 seconds instead of one treat per second.
To compensate for this, the damage of gumballs and lollipops that have been launched from an emagged cyborg has been increased from 3 to 10.
Launched gumballs and lollipops will no longer delete themselves after 2 minutes (if not equipped).
The 2u of omnizine in each cyborg lollipop has been replaced by 2u of psicodine. The contents of normal lollipops have not been modified.
Cyborg cookie dispensers can now only dispense a cookie once every 10 seconds (instead of once per second). Non-cyborg cookie dispensers no longer self-recharge, but can now accept compressed matter cartirdges for reloading purposes. Support has been added for other types of RSFs to have use cooldowns.
Why It's Good For The Game
The self-deletion mechanism was apparently causing timer spam, so I reduced the amount of treats that cyborgs could spam out (and the rate of that spamming) so that the mechanism would no longer be necessary. I increased the damage of launched treats to compensate to keep the emagged treat launcher from becoming a very sad joke of a weapon.
Floyd threw a fit when he learned that cyborgs could freely dispense lollipops that contained omnizine, so I replaced the omnizine with psicodine, a chem that is perhaps more appropriate for lollipops (it calms people down), doesn't do much of importance, and can't react to form any rare or interesting chems.
The cookie dispenser thing is also an attempt to appease Floyd, since he doesn't like cyborgs being able to spam food everywhere.
Changelog
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balance: Cyborg treat dispensers now have a maximum treat storage capacity of 5 treats instead of 30 treats, and recharge their treats at a rate of one treat per 10 seconds instead of one treat per second. To compensate for this, the damage of gumballs and lollipops that have been launched from an emagged cyborg has been increased from 3 to 10.
del: Launched gumballs and lollipops will no longer delete themselves after 2 minutes (if not equipped).
balance: The 2u of omnizine in each cyborg lollipop has been replaced by 2u of psicodine. The contents of normal lollipops have not been modified.
balance: Cyborg cookie dispensers can now only dispense a cookie once every 10 seconds (instead of once per second). Non-cyborg cookie dispensers no longer self-recharge, but can now accept compressed matter cartirdges for reloading purposes. Support has been added for other types of RSFs to have use cooldowns.
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This pull request adds a map loader as well as new maps to CTF. When a game starts a CTF map will be selected at random and will be playable by ghosts.
As well as this new functionality CTF now fully supports 4 teams. A green and yellow team have been added complete with both standard and instagib gear.
At current five maps are planned:
Classic - the original map we all know and love
Four Side - A four team CTF map where all teams compete over one flag
Downtown - Terrestrial city themed map
Limbo - Wizard themed map featuring portals and uses KOTH rather than CTF
Cruiser - Space themed map utilizing the powerup system
Random maps are selected on game load
Support for four teams added
Why It's Good For The Game
CTF has been more or less the same on the surface since its creation. This PR allows for some much needed map variety which will increase replay value. CTF is far more regularly played then mafia due to its fast rounds and common use during round end delays and I believe that it deserves a boost in content.
Changelog
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add: CTF can now selects a random map at game start
add: CTF now supports four teams
add: Gear for yellow and green CTF teams has been added
add: CTF ID cards for all 4 teams have been added - courtesy of maxymax13
add: a new CTF map, Four Side has been added
add: a new CTF map, Downtown has been added
add: a new KOTH map, Limbo has been added
add: a new CTF map, Cruiser has been added
fix: KOTH capture points retain their sprites after being claimed
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This PR makes sure all MouseEntered() procs call their parent, which handles the status bar. This fixes instances where the status bar was missing, for example when you hovered over the ghost buttons, you would not be shown a name of the button, but completely different object, like "space", which was very misleading. This also means that the new status bar should have better parity the with the old status bar, which also showed these things.
## About The Pull Request
Resprites the ventriloquist dummy #https://github.com/tgstation/tgstation/projects/6#card-2814241
## Why It's Good For The Game
The current sprite is just the assistant doll cut in half. This gives it a unique sprite and also makes it so that the hands line up with the item better than the current sprite. It's also a lot creepier (and animated!)
Adds a multilayer plumbing manifold, I also murdered the multilayer duct
You can now alt-click the plumbing RCD to change the layer it prints. I made a whole thing where right clicking changed the settings and you could use that to change machinery aswell. I even did that with the plunger, it was absolutely beautiful. Anyway that drained the life out of me because apparently there's no attack_obj_secondary and afterattack_secondary ALSO called attack_obj (left click). I just hate whoever made it with intensity
Plumbing now uses three layers. They should be easier to navigate. I tried to make layer connecting the same as cross-color connecting, but that would take more of my soul then there is to take
* Ice cream rework WIP
* I'm done!
* i'll deal with my verbose engrish at a later date. I'm dead tired.
* linter aaaaaa
* Take a bite!
* FINALLY, A COMPONENT!
* ghost macro.
* Review, typos, beheading of a lame comsig.
* Typo. Now I'm self-obliged to test it again.
* It works.
* vendor
* more
* fex
* reeee
* WIP vendors
* BIGGERING AND FIGURING MORE BIGGERING
* CAPITALYSM!!
* ops
* tank refilling
* not working yet
* sprites and construction
* some stuff
* docs
* maps
* requested changes
* more changes
* change
Co-authored-by: tralezab <spamqetuo2@gmail.com>
* heat pump rework
* f
* efficiency
* powe
* powermess
* better math
* math and enviroment equation
* freezers connected to waste pipenet and co2 recircled in waste
* smol
* rotate danger
* upgrades
* minor tweaks
* requested changes
Makes tanks use obj_integrity instead of their own snowflaked version.
Makes tanks check for exploding when they are destroyed, rather than once every process.
Makes tanks always leak their gases when they are deconstructed.
Removes the ability for tanks to seal themselves back up over time.
Makes the bomb spawner actually produce functional bombs.
Removes the extraneous syndicate bomb spawner subtype.
Miscellaneous code improvements to tanks, bomb spawners, and the blastcannon.
Fixes the explosives compressor doubling the power of any bomb you put in it.
The changes to tank rupturing behavior shouldn't effect most tritium fueled TTVs including the 50K recipe. Toxins players don't need to worry about suddenly being incapable of getting points or refining anomaly cores. They should only really effect singlecaps, but I don't know enough about singlecaps to know what recipes I should test. I have confirmation that at least one mix is not effected by this.
The self-sealing properties of tanks have been removed. I'm not sure what the purpose of it was, I have heard that it was used to enable hand-portable plasmaflooding, but I'm not familiar with the practice.
As it turns out, the basic bomb spawners were broken on master! I have made the bombs they produce maxcap instead of just spring a leak. Since they maxcap by default now I have removed the syndicate subtype used to spawn the TTV produced by the cuban pete arcade game and replaced it with the normal timer subtype. Since none of the bomb spawner subtypes were used for anything else this shouldn't have any effect on the game.
On a similar note, I have discovered that the maxcap recipe on the wiki stopped working at some point since it was written. I will replace it with a functioning set of instructions.
Less snowflake code.
Bomb spawners are actually functional now.
Slightly better code.
The explosives compressor accurately reflects the power of the bomb you put into it.
Security officers will now be paired up together in the same department, across departments. This means that, instead of 4 officers being split across 4 departments, there'll now be 2 groups of 2.
Late-join officers will be put into any department with only 1 officer. If none exist, the least populous department will be chosen, with their preference having priority.
Updates the maps to have more spawns for departmental officers. Delta previously had none, and now has some. Fixed a bug where MetaStation's security departmental officer was a supply one instead.
Removes the "random" departmental preference. All security officers are now given a department. The "none" preference still exists, but just to show that you don't care which department you're put into.
Updates the config to comment out SEC_START_BRIG. This is what the configuration was already on live servers.
This is something that should likely be test merged, but it mucks with savefiles. Luckily, the only damage it does is changing random departments to none, so if a TM is reverted, only that will have to be changed.
The cause of the blender was the fact the UI wouldn't update properly if left open and you walked away, meaning you could tell the tram to go to a destination it was already at and brrrrrrrrrr.
TGUI really isn't my strong suite and forcing it closed guarantees the info on the UI is updated so no blender.
Clears out two deprecated explosions systems (explosion ids and explosion levels)
Refactors a bunch of contents_explosions procs to be maybe slightly faster.
Cleans up a bunch of ex_act code.
Slightly cleaner code
A few less unused vars on /atom and /turf
* Fixes a harddel caused by the FUCKING MACHINE VAR WHAT THE FU-
* Fixes a tram related harddel, the proc that removed things from the riders list worked on stuff passed in by Uncrossed, but failed with the qdeleting signal. I've made a wrapper proc to better support these things, added signal handlers, and removed an if check that hid nulls (If it's breaking I need to know)
Removes the toasted sandwich. There is now a cheese sandwich, and a grilled cheese sandwich. The cheese sandwich is made through the crafting menu under sandwiches from two slices of cheese and two slices of bread. The grilled cheese sandwich is made by putting a cheese sandwich on the griddle in the same way that you would make a steak.
Fixes#56915
Adds a worse case senario to prevent the same sort of bug happening in the future. Fixes poster harddels
DON'T HOLD REFS WHEN THE THING YOU'RE REFFING DIES!!!
Balance the recipes of the crystallizer to have higher energy release
Some recipes had the recipe cost tweaked for a more balanced experience (TM)
Better cooling and temperature control on the crystallizer
Increased base power from 20000 to 40000, is still pretty slow at t1, but not painful anymore, every tier power has been doubled as effect
Refactored the construction of the spess heater to a more sane one (no more create cell and delete it afterwards), now the players will create a subtype of the heater already without the cell, while the main one is the admin and map spawned one with the default cell
Refactored attackby to use default procs and early returns
Variables now uses snake cases
About The Pull Request
Instead of just checking if they're inside a bag, it will now be checked that it is your bag.
fix: Mouse hover outlines will now only show if the item is on your person.
Two changes.
1. If a splatter of blood isn't bloody enough, the character will not get bloody shoes.
2. Characters with light steps trait won't get bloody clothes if they step on a bloody tile without shoes.
3. added: Blood dries over time. Usually, 3 or 6 minutes. If a splatter is big enough, it can stay wet up to 15 minutes.
Why It's Good For The Game
The entire crew won't have bloody shoes anymore.
Less time wasted looking for showers or sinks to wash their shoes after stepping on a near invisible blood decal.
Characters without shoes (or who don't want to get their clothes bloody after taking them off) will get more use from a near useless trait.
Changelog
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qol: Blood splatters only make your shoes or feet bloody if the tile is bloody enough,
qol: Light steps trait prevents clothing from being covered in blood if you step on a bloody tile with your shoes off.
add: Blood dries over time. Usually, 3 or 6 minutes. If a splatter is big enough, it can stay wet up to 15 minutes.
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(grammaticly impoved by @maxymax13)
I intended to clear this up before the pr adding this got merged, but I overslept. Don't ask
It's a very hard to get tool, but it's just kinda like, a fire axe but with slightly more damage and lifesteal.
Endgame atmos content should be atmos related, not just a good weapon. Also it's way too time consuming to
acquire, so its overpoweredness is balanced by its rarity. I don't like tools that are setup like this, since
they just end up bloating wiki articles.
