* Reworked electrocute_act
This still isn't perfect, ideally this would use flags and stuff but I don't have the energy for a change of that size.
* Removes spec_electrocute_act and makes the species siemens_coeff actually work.
* Readds the secondary shock
* Aheals now fix addictions and mood.
* Does it properly. Now uses a signal to detect the aheal.
* Removes a getComponent in living and puts that shit into the mood component.
* Fixes a small oversight with where I placed the moodie purge.
About The Pull Request
Fixes#45077Fixes#42498
Removes every single instance where a grille could end up on top an active wire in maintenance, making traveling maintenance a lot less of a hassle and less dangerous in general.
Maintenance bar has been removed due to redundancy and closeness to the actual bar. Wait till season 10 of SS13: Battle Royale to find out what exciting changes will come to the map!
Space-proof variants of the lizard critter has been added and are working diligently on the above-mentioned bullet-point.
As part of the white shuttle fix, Donutstation now has a custom shuttle with deep l o r e to explain what happened to the long-past crew.
Small adjustments to the static loot part of the 'excess storage' rooms near departments.
Some extra crates has been added around maintenance with respective maintenance loot spawners.
Why It's Good For The Game
Bug fixes relating to the map and some added map content to keep things 'fresh'.
Changelog
cl MMMiracles
add: Donutstation now has its own white shuttle with proper dock.
del: Donutstation's maintenance bar is under renovation.
tweak: Due to above renovations, the goose is temporarily loose.
tweak: Donutstation now has significantly less annoying maintenance grilles
/cl
About The Pull Request
Added two new traits, TRAIT_NOMETABOLISM and TRAIT_TOXIMMUNE. Does what it says on the tin, making livers not process reagents at all (except liverless reagents) and gives immunity to toxin damage. Species with NOMETABOLISM spawn with no liver (NOLIVER is now redundant and has been removed). This trait also prevents liver failure damage, for obvious reasons.
These traits have been given by default to androids (artificial, they were already immune to chemical healing anyway), zombies (who have their own regeneration) and skeletons (milk still works).
Other changes:
Species' handle_reagents proc now fires before checking for metabolization, so species can process chems even when liverless.
Removed the calcium healer trait, making it into a species handle_reagents check for each affected species (skeletons, plasmamen, bone golems). Skeletons now also heal burn damage from milk, since it's one of the few forms of healing they have available.
Note:
These traits should logically be applied to plasmamen and golems, but i intentionally left them out for now since it would be a significant balance shift, and there should be a proper alternative way of healing them first.
Why It's Good For The Game
Balances the significant benefits of being undead with a significant negative: being immune to chemical healing. Since zombies don't really rely on it and androids were already heal-immune, this mostly affects liches, and i believe it should be fine: considering that the main point of the spell is the resurrection mechanism, the space, gas, pierce, and heat/cold immunity they also gain should be counterbalanced by having a harder time recovering from injuries.
There is also a silver lining to having this trait: poison immunity. Effectively this is a buff to androids and zombies, the latter especially because they can no longer process mutation toxins. While this tactic is creative, it also trivializes a very expensive investment of TC. I might still add a liverless way to apply mutation toxins later on, but zombies shouldn't be effectively one-shot by a syringe gun.
Changelog
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add: Androids, skeletons and zombies no longer metabolize reagents. As such they no longer benefit from healing reagents, nor are affected by poisons and toxins.
add: These species are now also immune to any other form of toxin damage.
tweak: Milk now also heals burn damage for skeletons.
/cl
Adds a new abductor themed shuttle to the game, available for 8k
credits! The shuttle is only unlocked after alien technology has been
researched!
The shuttle offers some unique items and layout compared to others
currently available. Two singular entrances with the brig in the back
means security needs to walk prisoners to the brig area to secure them.
Unique unlock mechanism encourages either bringing alien tech back from
Lavaland or stealing some from an abductor.
A few unique items aboard, including alien tools, the experimental
cloner, and a void core can provide interesting opportunity if utilized
in the window of time that the shuttle is on station.
VTEC is currently broken (as in, completely non functional) and, quite
frankly, it wouldn't be very healthy for the game if it weren't. A -2
speedmod is no joke. What's more fun than no damage slowdown borg?
That's right, one with a movespeed -2 modifier.
* Makes the abductor healing gland more interesting
* Implant rejection
* .
* no vomit for blood regen
* Update code/modules/antagonists/abductor/equipment/glands/heal.dm
Co-Authored-By: moo <11748095+ExcessiveUseOfCobblestone@users.noreply.github.com>
* Document datum, area,atom and some of the mob code
* Update
* Documented mob_helpers poorly
* Brief treatise on mob movement iself
* sdfasdf
* Add title to treaties
* Move readme file for say
* more say stuff for mobs
* Document login and status procs
* Add some goddan links like a boss
* Document some atom vars
Bodies can now be cremated (dusted) by setting them on fire while their limbs are at maximum damage.
The process goes like this:
Body needs to be on fire
Chest needs to have maximum damage
At this point, limbs with maximum damage will start to slowly burn off (or detach, if augmented). Burnt off limbs are deleted, detached limbs will remain.
When no limbs are left, the head is eligible to burn off, same rules as above.
When nothing is left, the body will (still gradually) dust, dropping any equipped items (that managed to survive the fire).
Every limb has a cremation counter that ticks up if the limb is at max damage and on fire, and is reduced when the limb is healed. Past a certain threshold, the cremation counter causes the limb to burn off and get deleted or detached.
Extra change: Damage from fire is now applied evenly across the body instead of picking a random limb, to make burning people for cremation more consistent. Without this change, damage tended to plateau after most limbs reached max damage.
Fixes#44755
Why It's Good For The Game
A slow but effective way to dispose of corpses if you have time and access to fire. Makes sense to be able to burn off the evidence, after all.
It's also an extra way to kill off people with NODEATH if you dont have dismemberment tools, as they can be tossed into a fire until they become ash. So flooding the station with plasmafire is now an appropriate response to a zombie invasion.
You can now actually dispose of bodies in lava, instead of leaving a permanent ever-burning husk.
It's worth noting that unless done intentionally or literally swimming in plasmafire, this won't happen randomly.
Changelog
cl
add: Bodies can now be manually cremated by setting them on fire while their limbs are fully damaged.
add: Cremation causes limbs to gradually burn off into ash; once none are left, the body is destroyed.
tweak: Fire damage is now evenly distributed instead of applied to a random limb every tick.
/cl
If you came here thinking this was some game feature then you are in the wrong place. Here is where I ramble about code.
This adds /datum/element as a sort of sibling to components. Only one of each type gets instanced and they do not get tied directly to any particular thing like a component does. Basically they're a very lightweight component for doing simple functionality that doesn't have much state.
Originally this concept came about as a kind of component that could be shared between many parents to reduce some resource costs. Doing this would allow us to componentize more behaviors that are a part of too many things to be viable to have a whole component for every single one. For example a component on every space turf would be entirely unviable. With elements it's much more reasonable.
This implements a prety bare framework and a couple components are migrated to it. It's ready to be used but I fully expect I'm going to need to refine how it works for all the usecases we'll want it for.
Also: this fixes the qdeleted signal. This signal isn't even possible because after qdel is done there's nothing to receive a signal anyway. I've changed it to a qdeling signal instead. I need it to work for some elements to know when to clean themselves up.
