Spider nurses now have poison_per_bite chance (currently 10%) to inject a random non-robotic external limb with spider eggs.
These eggs will eventually hatch a number of spiderlings that will slowly grow inside their host, causing minor tox damage over time.
If the organ is removed from the host, the host dies, or the spiderling has matured sufficiently it will crawl out into freedom.
Medical scanners will register eggs and spiderlings as foreign bodies.
When attacked by simple mobs and blobs now all external limbs are available for random selection.
The overall damage will be the same but the number of fractures caused will, in general, be fewer.
This does not include laws such as the syndicate, spider clan, etc. laws.
Makes it less of a headache for a synth to state the standard NT laws while subverted, etc.
Fixes weirdness with knifing where attempting to knife someone before
`world.time >= (G.last_action + 20)` could be met.
Knifing damage scales with weapon force and an attempted measure of
throat protection.
Knifing switches on harm intent.
Indicator also has same visibility as the owner, so no magicaly sensing where someone is going to talk soon (chat bubbles works well enough)
Since images do not have visibility, had to make it an object decal. Also since it's set per mob, it's no longer global. Shouldn't really be much of an issue, since it's only created when mob tries to speak (so ~60 objects total on high-usual load)
- Fixes APC runtime. I am an idiot. I know.
- Fixes potentional power issue with AI powersupply object, caused by AI having more than one powersupply. This sometimes caused AI to use 100kW instead of 50kW
- Fixes#9543
- Removes ugly floodlight/proc/updateicon() and replaces it with proper floodlight/update_icon() which is standard on all objects/items. Does the same refactor for power cells and adjusts the proc call in relevant files (hence the amount of 1-line changes in various files)
- Makes floodlights properly use CELLRATE. Their load is 200 watts. Cell adjusted accordingly, it starts with 1k cell, which is enough for ~40 minutes (roughly)
- Floodlights with almost discharged cell (less than 10%) ocassionally "flicker", dimming for few seconds. This serves as indicator that the power cell is running low.
- Floodlight luminosity adjusted. They now shine slightly more, espicially closer to the floodlight.
