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Ghom a1366fc905 Night Vision Goggles update (#84594)
## About The Pull Request
This is a reboot of #84550 but with way less unbearable: mesons are off
the table and I've made the night vision tonalities lighter now, while
also improving the darkness cutoffs of some of them. Btw, you can also
turn night vision googles on/off now. Each pair of departmental night
vision goggles now comes with their own tint to boot.

As always, this doesn't affect nukies and ninjas. They're almost
garaunteed to keep their googles equipped and on at all time, so it
would honestly adulterate the overall experience a little.

Now, for some pictures...

In the dark, **top** row is **old**, **bottom** row is **new**. from
left to right: security, science, standard/meson, diagnostic, health:

![dank](https://github.com/tgstation/tgstation/assets/42542238/4eb0dc3d-5b3a-47b1-ad65-d3da138a9213)

In the light: security, science, no goggles, standard/meson, diagnostic,
health:

![lite](https://github.com/tgstation/tgstation/assets/42542238/6e56262f-8ed6-4ea9-bab7-2110bc589d65)

The screenshots were taken from varedited goggles on the servers because
it's bit faster than booting up a local server, plus I had to finetune a
few things.

## Why It's Good For The Game
So, I kinda wanted to give a bit of screen colors to goggles that was
not some sort of "optional, by default turned off" kind of crap nobody
cares about, however my previous PR was met with a lot of criticism,
which made me rethink how to do it. I honestly don't want it to be a
burden, but I do want to make them a bit fancier tho.

Also the the medical NVs (and perhaps sec NVs) were a bit crappier than
the rest.

## Changelog

🆑
add: Night vision goggles now subtly tint your screen.
add: You can turn your night vision goggles off. Doing so removes the
tint and the eye protection malus.
/🆑
2024-07-07 15:17:37 -04:00

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#define PRIORITY_ABSOLUTE 1
#define PRIORITY_HIGH 10
#define PRIORITY_NORMAL 100
#define PRIORITY_LOW 1000
/**
* Client Colour Priority System By RemieRichards (then refactored by another contributor)
* A System that gives finer control over which client.colour value to display on screen
* so that the "highest priority" one is always displayed as opposed to the default of
* "whichever was set last is displayed".
*
* Refactored to allow multiple overlapping client colours
* (e.g. wearing blue glasses under a yellow visor, even though the result is a little unsatured.)
* As well as some support for animated colour transitions.
*
* Define subtypes of this datum
*/
/datum/client_colour
///The color we want to give to the client. This has to be either a hexadecimal color or a color matrix.
var/colour
///The mob that owns this client_colour.
var/mob/owner
/**
* We prioritize colours with higher priority (lower numbers), so they don't get overriden by less important ones:
* eg: "Bloody screen" > "goggles colour" as the former is much more important
*/
var/priority = PRIORITY_NORMAL
///Will this client_colour prevent ones of lower priority from being applied?
var/override = FALSE
///IF non-zero, 'animate_client_colour(fade_in)' will be called instead of 'update_client_colour' when added.
var/fade_in = 0
///Same as above, but on removal.
var/fade_out = 0
/datum/client_colour/New(mob/owner)
src.owner = owner
/datum/client_colour/Destroy()
if(!QDELETED(owner))
owner.client_colours -= src
owner.animate_client_colour(fade_out)
owner = null
return ..()
///Sets a new colour, then updates the owner's screen colour.
/datum/client_colour/proc/update_colour(new_colour, anim_time, easing = 0)
colour = new_colour
owner.animate_client_colour(anim_time, easing)
/**
* Adds an instance of colour_type to the mob's client_colours list
* colour_type - a typepath (subtyped from /datum/client_colour)
*/
/mob/proc/add_client_colour(colour_type_or_datum)
if(QDELING(src))
return
var/datum/client_colour/colour
if(istype(colour_type_or_datum, /datum/client_colour))
colour = colour_type_or_datum
else if(ispath(colour_type_or_datum, /datum/client_colour))
colour = new colour_type_or_datum(src)
else
CRASH("Invalid colour type or datum for add_client_color: [colour_type_or_datum || "null"]")
BINARY_INSERT(colour, client_colours, /datum/client_colour, colour, priority, COMPARE_KEY)
animate_client_colour(colour.fade_in)
return colour
/**
* Removes an instance of colour_type from the mob's client_colours list
* colour_type - a typepath (subtyped from /datum/client_colour)
*/
/mob/proc/remove_client_colour(colour_type)
if(!ispath(colour_type, /datum/client_colour))
return
for(var/datum/client_colour/colour as anything in client_colours)
if(colour.type == colour_type)
qdel(colour)
break
/**
* Gets the resulting colour/tone from client_colours.
* In the case of multiple colours, they'll be converted to RGBA matrices for compatibility,
* summed together, and then each element divided by the number of matrices. (except we do this with lists because byond)
* target is the target variable.
*/
#define MIX_CLIENT_COLOUR(target)\
var/_our_colour;\
var/_number_colours = 0;\
var/_pool_closed = INFINITY;\
for(var/_c in client_colours){\
var/datum/client_colour/_colour = _c;\
if(_pool_closed < _colour.priority){\
break\
};\
_number_colours++;\
if(_colour.override){\
_pool_closed = _colour.priority\
};\
if(!_our_colour){\
_our_colour = _colour.colour;\
continue\
};\
if(_number_colours == 2){\
_our_colour = color_to_full_rgba_matrix(_our_colour)\
};\
var/list/_colour_matrix = color_to_full_rgba_matrix(_colour.colour);\
var/list/_L = _our_colour;\
for(var/_i in 1 to 20){\
_L[_i] += _colour_matrix[_i]\
};\
};\
if(_number_colours > 1){\
var/list/_L = _our_colour;\
for(var/_i in 1 to 20){\
_L[_i] /= _number_colours\
};\
};\
target = _our_colour\
#define CLIENT_COLOR_FILTER_KEY "fake_client_color"
/**
* Resets the mob's client.color to null, and then reapplies a new color based
* on the client_colour datums it currently has.
*/
/mob/proc/update_client_colour()
if(isnull(hud_used))
return
var/new_color = ""
if(length(client_colours))
MIX_CLIENT_COLOUR(new_color)
for(var/atom/movable/screen/plane_master/game_plane as anything in hud_used.get_true_plane_masters(RENDER_PLANE_GAME))
if(new_color)
game_plane.add_filter(CLIENT_COLOR_FILTER_KEY, 2, color_matrix_filter(new_color))
else
game_plane.remove_filter(CLIENT_COLOR_FILTER_KEY)
///Works similarly to 'update_client_colour', but animated.
/mob/proc/animate_client_colour(anim_time = 2 SECONDS, anim_easing = NONE)
if(anim_time <= 0)
return update_client_colour()
if(isnull(hud_used))
return
var/anim_color = ""
if(length(client_colours))
MIX_CLIENT_COLOUR(anim_color)
for(var/atom/movable/screen/plane_master/game_plane as anything in hud_used.get_true_plane_masters(RENDER_PLANE_GAME))
if(anim_color)
game_plane.add_filter(CLIENT_COLOR_FILTER_KEY, 2, color_matrix_filter())
game_plane.transition_filter(CLIENT_COLOR_FILTER_KEY, color_matrix_filter(anim_color), anim_time, anim_easing)
else
game_plane.transition_filter(CLIENT_COLOR_FILTER_KEY, color_matrix_filter(), anim_time, anim_easing)
// This leaves a blank color filter on the hud which is, fine I guess?
#undef MIX_CLIENT_COLOUR
#undef CLIENT_COLOR_FILTER_KEY
/datum/client_colour/glass_colour
priority = PRIORITY_LOW
/datum/client_colour/glass_colour/green
colour = "#aaffaa"
/datum/client_colour/glass_colour/lightgreen
colour = "#ccffcc"
/datum/client_colour/glass_colour/blue
colour = "#aaaaff"
/datum/client_colour/glass_colour/lightblue
colour = "#ccccff"
/datum/client_colour/glass_colour/yellow
colour = "#ffff66"
/datum/client_colour/glass_colour/lightyellow
colour = "#ffffaa"
/datum/client_colour/glass_colour/red
colour = "#ffaaaa"
/datum/client_colour/glass_colour/lightred
colour = "#ffcccc"
/datum/client_colour/glass_colour/darkred
colour = "#bb5555"
/datum/client_colour/glass_colour/orange
colour = "#ffbb99"
/datum/client_colour/glass_colour/lightorange
colour = "#ffddaa"
/datum/client_colour/glass_colour/purple
colour = "#ff99ff"
/datum/client_colour/glass_colour/lightpurple
colour = "#ffccff"
/datum/client_colour/glass_colour/gray
colour = "#cccccc"
///A client colour that makes the screen look a bit more grungy, halloweenesque even.
/datum/client_colour/halloween_helmet
colour = list(0.75,0.13,0.13,0, 0.13,0.7,0.13,0, 0.13,0.13,0.75,0, -0.06,-0.09,-0.08,1, 0,0,0,0)
/datum/client_colour/flash_hood
colour = COLOR_MATRIX_POLAROID
/datum/client_colour/glass_colour/nightmare
colour = list(255,0,0,0, 0,0,0,0, 0,0,0,0, 0,0,0,1, -130,0,0,0) //every color is either red or black
/datum/client_colour/malfunction
colour = list(/*R*/ 0,0,0,0, /*G*/ 0,175,0,0, /*B*/ 0,0,0,0, /*A*/ 0,0,0,1, /*C*/0,-130,0,0) // Matrix colors
/datum/client_colour/monochrome
colour = COLOR_MATRIX_GRAYSCALE
priority = PRIORITY_HIGH //we can't see colors anyway!
override = TRUE
fade_in = 20
fade_out = 20
/datum/client_colour/monochrome/colorblind
priority = PRIORITY_HIGH
/datum/client_colour/monochrome/trance
priority = PRIORITY_NORMAL
/datum/client_colour/monochrome/blind
priority = PRIORITY_NORMAL
/datum/client_colour/bloodlust
priority = PRIORITY_ABSOLUTE // Only anger.
colour = list(0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,1,0,0) //pure red.
fade_out = 10
/datum/client_colour/bloodlust/New(mob/owner)
..()
if(owner)
addtimer(CALLBACK(src, PROC_REF(update_colour), list(1,0,0,0.8,0.2,0, 0.8,0,0.2,0.1,0,0), 10, SINE_EASING|EASE_OUT), 0.1 SECONDS)
/datum/client_colour/rave
priority = PRIORITY_LOW
/datum/client_colour/psyker
priority = PRIORITY_ABSOLUTE
override = TRUE
colour = list(0.8,0,0,0, 0,0,0,0, 0,0,1,0, 0,0,0,1, 0,0,0,0)
/datum/client_colour/manual_heart_blood
priority = PRIORITY_ABSOLUTE
colour = COLOR_RED
/datum/client_colour/temp
priority = PRIORITY_HIGH
#undef PRIORITY_ABSOLUTE
#undef PRIORITY_HIGH
#undef PRIORITY_NORMAL
#undef PRIORITY_LOW