Takes a pass at updating ATMOSPHERICS to take advantage of the new powernet changes.
Also removes var/on definitions from many atmos machines. Machines generally shouldn't
be doing "on" things if they aren't using power, and most players don't expect a machine
to use power if it isn't "on," so I guess this is fair game.
Also, further refactoring.
- This fixes missing powernet sensor entries in engineer PDAs.
- This is done by reimplementing old system, that instead connected to consoles. Bleh.
- New system connects directly to sensors, but offers only very limited amount of information (ie. console is 5x better and nicer, this is intentional before someone begins yelling it's a bug!)
- Adds CELLRATE (and SMESRATE for SMESs) into drain_power proc.
- Adds "amount" parameter to drain power proc, sets the powersink module to 40kW draw (80 cell charge/s), which should correspond with normal cell recharger.
- Removes drain_power from all machinery, and adds drain_power to machinery/power. This means you can only drain from machines that have something to do with wiring or electricity.
- Fixes#7550 and one other bug which is not on issue tracker
- Uncomments one line of code which caused #7550, considering reasons for this being commented out no longer apply. (parasting is no longer cheap OP ability you have from start) Changeling rewrite is probably going to occur soon anyway.
- Removes one line which caused bug with "Absorb" ability - victim was immediately absorbed after the "You stab the X with proboscis" part, instead of waiting few seconds as it should.
- Blast doors completely refactored and moved to one file.
- Subtypes can be easily created by modifying few variables, instead of overriding ton of procs every time
- TODO: Add dedicated repair for blast doors, using Plasteel.
- Code properly commented, viva la understandable code.
stack/use() now only deletes an empty stack after the current context
yields, removing the need for some awkward patterns when dealing with
stacks. Also adds procs for transferring and splitting stacks.
