Makes acid levels a component.
Merges the acid effect object into the component.
Reworks acids decay rates slightly.
Rebalances xenos acid spit so that they can still melt through walls.
Misc. associated changes:
Adds defines for a lot of the acid associated constants.
Documents clean types and adds CLEAN_TYPE_ACID
Adds and implements a return bitflag for COMSIG_COMPONENT_CLEAN_ACT
Adds a looping sound for acid.
Makes /atom/proc/acid_act return a boolean.
Fixes waterclosets creating a new reagent holder datum every time they are used.
Removes waterclosets regenerating reagents on-use and restricts their reaction volume to 5 units.
Adds and implements a couple reagent signals.
Renames a few vars so Rohesie can stop telling me to rename more vars.
Example video: https://youtu.be/EAVuPtJ_kFM
This adds a new mob, the lobstrosity. It's a upper-caves level icemoon mob, created as a genetic combination of a lobster, a crab, and a shrimp, let loose on the horrific Alaskan hellscape that is the icemoon. It's best feature, however, is that it makes use of a new feature of simplemobs, charging. Any hostile simplemob can be configured and customized in a uniform way in order to become a charger, giving it a basic leap attack, that will disable the user if they find themselves crashing into an unpassable turf, but otherwise lands a knockdown on the attacking target. Compensate of this, charging mobs will also gain a very noticable tell, where they shake a moment before they actually perform the charge to better signify that they're rearing up for a melee charge.
I'm not exactly sold on using Shake() for the visual tell, but I'm not quite sold on a visual to showcase that it's happening, so I'm looking for feedback on that specifically.
Additionally, there is a bit of weird movement that I've yet to really get ironed out first but for the most part it's completely functional.
After some feedback, there's now a reddish, lavaland-colored lobster, as well as an arctic themed, Alaskan lobster
So on a massive tangential leap of logic, one thing ActionNinja brought up in a recent discord rant was that there are so many mechanical parts of SS13 combat that completely lack a tell whatsoever, or the tell is so quick you can blink and you'll miss it in a heartbeat. So I turned to the greatest enemy attack feedback mechanic that any game has ever seen: the Legend of Zelda Bull.
...also I've been looking for a tasteful way to get this sprite in-game for awhile now but wanted to really iron out a unique mechanic to go alongside it that would make it feel a little less bullshit to fight against.
ArcaneMusic + Kryson on Sprites
This puts food you eat in to the stomach.
If you do not have a stomach you can not eat, if you try to swallow anything you will spew it out.
Changes to surgeries:
Stomach pump can now be done on the living, and pushes out the reagents in the stomach.
Blood filter is a new tool and cleans the reagents out of the body.
This also makes it so that reagents that do not metabolize can accumulate in the stomach reducing how much food you can eat.
I was stupid about a last minute change in #53320 trying to save one
check and didn't notice that there was no switch condition for
conscious. To my credit though, that PR DID fix critted emoting and
deathgasps...
Allows blind people to examine things they're directly holding in their hands, so they don't need to swap hands back and forth between empty hands to check their ID or whatever
Slightly lowered the recent examine delay to make it easier to trigger examine_more
attack_hands that waited for input or slept (such as apiaries or airlocks) delayed the examination until after the attack_hand input or sleep was finished, so it is now called async to prevent the weird pause.
Blind people could previously examine things with disabled/detached limbs, that's fixed as well, and replaced a range check with adjacent, cause shoving your arm through windoors is bad.
Adds netherworld critters as a swab. They take primarily maintenance, lavaland, and bartending reagents, they're supplemented by all geyser chems and minorly chemistry, and they are suppressed by any kind of generic growing meat (liquid gibs, nutriment, protein and peptides)
The abberant cells randomly pick a netherworld mob every time they are created. the big jackpot here is migo for the reasonable health and high damage, and the whiff are blank bodies for having good health but awful damage.
Why It's Good For The Game
Players love migos and other netherworld critters are aight. They're fairly strong, and so have a medium amount of reagents. Tried to get funky with it since they're supposed to be odd creatures.
(New swab for netherworld critters! Make sure you put them into a different vat system than your other ones, as they do not react well with normal reagents!)
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* Keep tab buttons in view when scrolled down
* Unfocus tab buttons after click so scrollbar keeps working
* Fix some subsystem stat entries
* Improve key passthrough
* Fix runtimes from nulls in AI connected_robot list
* Add missing info in MC tab for global/config/etc.
* Fix#53298 by including turf in alt-click menu
-Mechs are a vehicle subtype
-Mech equipment half-rewritten
-Mech actions completely redone
-Cooldown macros
-New movement macros & replacing all var in GLOB.diagonals with ISDIAGONALDIR(var)
-New lazylist macro
-Support for lavaland only mechs
-Removed the tank because fuck off with that hacky shit
-Documentation
-Fuckton of fixes
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
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Co-authored-by: Couls <coul422@gmail.com>
Automatic glide size adjustment based on move delay.
Essentially a port of https://github.com/yogstation13/Yogstation/pull/8132 but that was mostly my code with some fixes.
Why again? well it turns out the recent byond fixes to glide size actually worked and solved the issues that were unsolvable.
https://file.house/0B3u.mp4
Glide size no longer incorrectly scales at fps, so it works as intended at any framerate with the only stuttering being normal byond suck stuttering.
* Adds a succumb action
* Change from action button to alert to stand out more
* CAN_SUCCUMB macro and early return
* Move updating to set_stat
* Bring back new_stat
* Move to new traits
* Observer check
By clicking yourself with grab intent while targeting a limb of yours that's bleeding, you'll "grab" onto it with your free hand to apply pressure. This takes 1.5 seconds to do, takes up a hand while you do so, and applies a slowdown while you're holding it. In return, that limb will bleed 30% less while you're holding it (though it won't clot any faster). This stacks with the 25% reduction in bleeding you get from being horizontal, so laying down clutching your gushing gut while waiting for help is now both thematic and viable!
Other fixes and changes
I also made some other changes to wounds of various importance. Here's a quick list
-Most wound treatments now respect thick clothing/materials, so you can no longer suture slashes through spacesuits.
-Using sutures on slashes and pierces now actually use up sutures, and regen mesh must be opened to treat wounds with
-Infectious zombies (romerol) can now be wounded as intended
-Coagulant has been nerfed again to reduce bleeding less for every wound it's reducing bleeding on. This'll still need more love and attention later, but I need to find a good middle point where medipens are good for bleeding in an emergency without being a way to sidestep any and all bleeding wounds in one go.
-I added a recipe for improvised coagulant in the Wounds 2 PR using baked pulped banana peels and salglu, but then realized that recipe sucked and was overly complicated. You can now drink straight up ground/juiced banana peels to help close up slashes and piercings. Yuckm!
-You can no longer repeatedly disembowel people who have already lost their internal organs
-Whetstones now make things edged sharp rather than pointy sharp, fixing a carryover from when sharpness = 2 used to be accurate sharpness. This'll have the effect of making sharpened weapons less sucky at chopping people apart since slashing is usually more devastating than piercing
I've also made a few tweaks to scars, mostly making them a bit smaller. It now takes twice as much scar severity to reach "absolutely fucked up" when examined, and the other steps have been raised a few points as well. Minor scar examine text is a tad smaller text-wise, and the precise locations for the scars are a bit more procedural as well (more location modifiers like upper/lower/inner/outer wrist/whatever). These changes will hopefully add a bit more variety to the scarring you see on random crew members, since it's pretty easy to hit max examine severity as is.
Unequipping clothing via quickswap now properly calls dropped(), so you lose any traits you get for wearing them. This fixes being able to use the quickswap hotkey to keep traits and other properties like krav maga, sec/med/diagnostic hud's, and whatever else without actually wearing the clothing.
Fixes: #52788Fixes: #50798
Why It's Good For The Game
Honestly for my money, a quickswap hotkey is lame and overly gamey, which is funny because the kind of player who would be into that is exactly the kind of player I'd suspect of quietly abusing a bug like this bug for the last several months, but I digress.
Changelog
cl Ryll/Shaps
fix: Quickswapping clothing now properly unequips the swapped-out clothing, removing any traits they granted while worn
/cl
Componentized the bloody feet feature.
* Hardsuits and other feet-covering clothing can now get bloody feet as well and spread gunk around.
* Bare feet can now get bloody as well and spread gunk around.
* Shoes/feet won't get bloody if something is covering them.
* Improved blood spreading behaviour. Previously, magic numbers were used in the blood pick up and drop off process. Now, when you step in blood, you and the floor share the blood volume. When you step on a non-bloody tile, you give away half of your shoe blood to the tile, and so on. This means the total blood volume always stays constant when moving around. * Blood doesn't appear out of thin air, nor get flushed to bluespace.
* Lowered footprint minimum opacity. Because it looks better, imo.
* Improved footprint exit/enter dirs.
* Improved footprint examine.
* Removed code for cult magic where a spell can suck up blood on your shoes. I'm pretty sure this code didn't work anyway. Implementing that for this new system would require a new signal and I just don't think it's worth it.
How can this game make you spend 20 hours on fucking spaceman footprints
Hardsuits will become "fully bloody" by just stepping in blood. This is a limitation of the current forensics system, as that is what is used to determine if an item is bloody or not. I'm aware of this but I don't think it fits to fix that in this PR.
cl
add: Footprints and bloody shoes major update. Hardsuits and bare feet can now get bloody as well. Improved blood spreading behaviour.
fix: Shoes will no longer get bloody while wearing something that covers them.
/cl
