-Redid the HoP office (https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/831776/hopdop2.png)
-Added more walls to the north side of the AI chamber to plug up the holes you could stand in to hide from the turrets
-Added another table in the prison wing to make it easier to see the items
-Replaced loose tools in armory with a single toolbox
-Replaced electric chair in abandoned satellite with an electropack
-Added a little bit more fluff on centcom
-Tweaked engineering maint a little bit so the camera would no longer be able to see into the dead end
-Added missing multitool to atmos
Added a special check on move() code, only when you're pulling something. If the loc of what you're pulling is the same after you moved, you'll execute the pulling. Otherwise you'll stop pulling. This is to avoid pushing something that you're pulling and moving it back, looking like you didn't do anything. This was "handled" by the spawn(0) procs.
Reworked cyborg recharge stations, they aren't part of the death() and Bump() procs of cyborgs and they act like lockers. Click them to open them and again to close them. Added a sprite for when it's closed with no occupant inside (it's just the closed sprite with red lights instead of a blinking green light).
There is now a PRELOAD_RSC define in code/_compile_options.dm. Setting it to 0 will allow you to use on-the-fly rsc downloads, or the new remote rsc features.
Normally (PRELOAD_RSC == 1) the game will send you all the resources for the game that existed at compile time, this is the long-delay before joining the game...but it means that the game isn't sluggish later on due to trying to download icons and such. Which is good, but uses a lot of bandwidth.
On-the-fly behaviour (PRELOAD_RSC == 0) is when the game only downloads icons when you see something for the first time...this is often responsible for things being briefly invisible on slow connections.
Remote RSC behaviour (PRELOAD_RSC == 0 and some urls defined in config/external_rsc_urls.txt), is a mixture of the two above behaviours. It allows you to connect without downloading lots of resources immediately. However, once you connect it will select a url from a list of urls which hold zipped up copies of the tgstation.rsc. This allows the load of downloading those large files to be distributed across a few cheap web-servers or free upload sites...whilst the main game-server is freed up for other stuff. Should preloading from a remote url fail, behavior will revert to on-the-fly.
The attackby() of flamethrowers can lead to flamethrower_screwdriver() and flamethrower_rods(). Two new procs that handle the creation of a flamethrower.
New object /obj/item/weapon/weldingtool/largetank/cyborg. This new object does nothing on the flamethrower creation procs.
I'm not entirely happy about this.
ghost_form is now saved with other preferences.
Public visibility of memberships is toggable and saved with other preferences.
ooc-colors for admins and members are now sanitized. Bright colours like Yellow, white and baby-blue will be darkened for the sake of legibility.
Related to above - added helper procs to convert between RGB and HSL colour models.
Admins cannot modify var/unlock_content without +DEBUG rights. unlock_content moved from client into prefs.
Player savefile version number updated - this will trigger savefile updates, no data should be lost.
Changed atom's bullet_act to call the projectile's on_hit, and changed most bullet_acts to call on_hit as well. Removed some now-unnecessary snowflake code.
These changes will make projectiles which should effect non-mobs, such as the gyrojet and the ion rifle, work properly. Inanimate objects can now be empulsed with the ion rifle, whose projectiles used to dissipate on hitting anything but a mob. Gyrojets now explode on most objects, as opposed to just on walls and mobs, and the snowflake code that made them work on walls is no longer necessary. The code for pulse rifles' breaking walls has been moved from a check in turf to a check in pulse beams, and has been expanded to include structures, allowing them to (slowly) break girders. For coders, it means that on_hit is a reliable proc for the effect of a bullet's hitting an object.
While it does mean a number of needless procs of on_hit, it's not too much more proccing than is already done by the gun code, and the removal of the snowflake code that was used to mask the issue, such as the two checks every time a shot hit a wall, should mostly if not more than offset the extra procs
Makes the temperature projectile get its temperature from the gun, using
a proc used to give the bullet properties based on the properties of the
gun, which can be used with other projectiles for different guns.
Also names the temperature projectile based on its temperature. 500
degrees is not a freeze beam
Now all turfs work with this feature. (shuttle shitty turfs didn't because they were not part of /floor)
Added a check on Move_Pulled() to see if the pulled atom is on a turf. This will stop the sleeper exploit and others.
