Removes a very large amount of world loops.
Adds a macro to painlessly generate a global list, and the needed code to modify the list when an object is made or deleted automatically.
Cleans up some commented out code.
* Creates the SSair subsystem which replaces the Setup, Start(), and Tick() procs of air_master.
* It may be best to have SSair completely replace air_master, but for now we are having them work together. It does completely replace the old processScheduer air ticker however.
* Remove the obsolete Setup and Tick procs.
* Adjust admin and debug verbs that dealt with some ZAS internals to work with the new implementation.
* Creates the SSair subsystem which replaces the Setup, Start(), and Tick() procs of air_master.
* It may be best to have SSair completely replace air_master, but for now we are having them work together. It does completely replace the old processScheduer air ticker however.
* Remove the obsolete Setup and Tick procs.
* Adjust admin and debug verbs that dealt with some ZAS internals to work with the new implementation.
* Adds a verb for debugging any of the running process controllers. Unlike the old debug controller verb, this one is not hard coded, so any present and future processes will be included. Requires R_DEBUG (and R_ADMIN if in paranoid mode)
* Adds a verb for debugging the process scheduler itself. This is hidden by default until debug verbs are shown. Requires R_DEBUG (and R_ADMIN if in paranoid mode)
New turf proc: assume_gas(). Maps to air.adjust_gas_temp().
Lots of optimizations to processing, fire, lighting, HasEntered() and
more.
Zones now process all fire data and existance in one go, fire objects
only handle spreading.
Most code has been ported straight so some of it mightn't be ideally
structured for the new gas_mixtures.
Signed-off-by: Mloc-Argent <colmohici@gmail.com>
Before: Supermatter would raise the temperature without taking into account how many moles it grabbed in it's "breath" meaning it was better that you had a lower pressure inside your engine chamber so the engine would spit back out it's "breath" and it couldn't heat up the engine room as much.
Now: Supermatter will take into account the heat_capacity of the breath it takes and will heat up it up accordingly and proportional to how much energy it has.
Gone are the days you could run the supermatter engine without adding coolant.
Also: Added a debugverb that setups the engine for you, the verb is based off of baystations map and areas and shouldn't require too much change to bring it in line for other servers.
Applys a client side only layer of colors over the various zones to show if they are connected or not.
Green is your current zone
Blue is adjacent zones that are connected.
yellow is zones that are connected but not adjacent to your current zone.
Red is for zones that aren't connected at all.
Sped up air equalization between zones
Fixed an issue where space tiles were not removed from the zone.
Made ZAS debug functions accessible when the mapping verbs are toggled on.
- Added killswitches to all Enter() and Entered() procs to try to determine if movement is the source of all the constant lag we're having. Toggle the killswitch with the 'disable all movement' verb, available in debug verbs.
git-svn-id: http://tgstation13.googlecode.com/svn/trunk@5571 316c924e-a436-60f5-8080-3fe189b3f50e
- Added a verb that breaks all airgroups into individually processing tiles and a verb that forces a group-rejoin attempt on all airgroups. Once the verb to break all air groups is used, they will not attempt to recreate until the recreate verb is used. In other words, this is for debugging, not goofing around. Verbs available in debug verbs.
- Some atmos code standardization
- Decreased the pressure resistance of most items by a factor of 10, meaning pressure will finally actually move items around!
I also attempted to speed up air movement, but it caused runtimes and everything moved in checkered patterns and I got scared so I didn't include it in this commit.
git-svn-id: http://tgstation13.googlecode.com/svn/trunk@5554 316c924e-a436-60f5-8080-3fe189b3f50e
= Giant Spiders =
- Nurses spin webs which impede progress, bundle items and mobs up in cocoons, lay eggs to create spiderlings
- Nurses are slow and weak, but their bite has a chance to paralyse the victim
- Spiderlings skitter about and eventually grow into giant spiders.
- Spiderlings will ventcrawl, so they can spread over the station pretty fast.
- Hunters are fast, have decent health and the most effective poison
- Guards are medium speed but the health and direct damage
- The poison of hunters and guards can cause hallucinations if they bite you
= Farm animals =
- Cows can be milked or butchered for a large supply of meat. Sadists can also tip them over (with intent_help).
- Goats can also be milked, but have a nasty temperament.
- Chicks grow up to be chickens, who lay eggs and continue the cycle. But where did it start? (they're very noisy).
- All three are orderable via QM.
My changes:
- Added a spider infestation event.
- Optimized code with spiders and simple_animals.
- Made a /hostile/retaliate type which will only fight back when hurt. Based on Cael's code.
- Added some farm animals on the map.
- Changed events, added a setup() proc which can let you setup variables or the event. Made the event only kill itself when it has called, announce(), start() and end().
- Brainrot will only need alkysine as a cure.
- Communication blackout will always be silent.
- Changed some admin buttons to use the new event system.
- Added a forceEvent proc which you can use when you enable debug verbs.
git-svn-id: http://tgstation13.googlecode.com/svn/trunk@5525 316c924e-a436-60f5-8080-3fe189b3f50e
