Freezer crates, freezer boxes, cryobags, and medical grippers now properly preserve organs, as well as organs attached to organs.
Cleans up storage.dm slightly by removing loc setting with forceMove(), for the above to work.
Dislocation no longer relies on adjusting dislocated state of children.
Fixes dislocating and relocating parent organs magically fixing children or protecting children from being dislocated.
Dislocated limbs no longer count as unusable, since they already count for stance damage and dropping items anyways.
In addition, dislocated limbs add to traumatic_shock
Also corrects a misusage of traumatic_shock
*screams forever*
This one almost got me. Organs were defined in two places, probably because of a merge error, and /obj/item/organ/external/head/removed() was defined in THREE places. Pls. Why you do this. PLSSSS.
Print 'em out, slap an MMI or Posibrain in. They come from a new machine, the Prosthetics Fabricator. You can order license discs from cargo to print the proprietary limbs. Making FBPs requires a bit of research as well, otherwise you only get arms/legs. Also requires a bit of plasteel to make the critical parts. Mostly just need every limb, plus eyes. Torso comes with the snowflakey FBP battery.
Also adds an FBP 'self-diagnostics' verb. More vague than an analyzer.
**This adds a machine that needs to be placed on the map. "/obj/machinery/pros_fabricator"**
Personally, I would replace the right-side exosuit fab with it. I can add this to my PR but I'm unsure how you guys feel about non-devs submitting map changes.
Prevents the MMI from actually spawning inside of the mannequin, as it is not needed and the mob only exists in nullspace to generate images.
This prevents the MMI from calling Life() and generating runtimes, as well as preventing it from adding to the mob lists.
This updates synthetic limbs to make more sense. It tweaks what you can 'see' when examining people. If someone has a robotic leg but is wearing pants, how would you know that? If someone has a burn on their arm, but their jumpsuit sleeves down, how would you know that? If someone has a replacement Vey-Med arm, how would you know it's robotic? It also treats examining FBPs more 'realistically'. If they are covered except for their head, it doesn't matter if their whole body is Bishop robotic. If their head is Vey-Med and that's all you can see, they just look human to you.
So FBP manufacturers can have a 'lifelike' var set. Vey-Med has this. This makes the limbs not show obviously non-organic damage (dents) until they are more damaged and start showing wires/metal. Attempts to treat these limbs with medical stuff results in a different message. Manufacturers can also set individual blood colors. Vey-Med blood is now white, ala Bishop from Aliens.
isSynthetic proc = Is the mob actually synthetic, as in, mechanically for breathing/tox purposes?
looksSynthetic proc = Does the mob display outward signs of being synthetic? Based on head and torso and what's revealed.
Other fixes:
You can no longer attach limbs to non-existent parents. You can't give somone a foot on a leg that doesn't exist.
You can't attach fleshy limbs to robotic ones. BODIES DO NOT WORK THAT WAY.
'Synthetic' var on humans points to manufacturer if you need to grab it quickly. isSynthetic returns this as well.
Robolimb count (and thus overheating speed) updates whenever your limbs change.
Lifelike FBPs do not show a 'system offline glyph'.
isSynthetic and looksSynthetic moved to human_helpers becasue they were defined on human in mob_helpers
Nanopaste correctly repairs limbs using the new procs (both burn and brute, making it an expensive welder+wire)
* Consolidates copypasta for repairing robolimbs
Also prevents self-repairing a limb you are using to hold the tool
* Fixes robot organs becoming undamagable after reaching cap
* Fixes repairing with cable not using any cable, repairing with weldingtool not doing eyecheck
* Removes ORGAN_ROBOT and ORGAN_ASSISTED flags, fixes#13123
* Fixes damage to robotic limbs not triggering organ processing
At the same time, robotic limbs with damage don't need to process.
However, it's much safer to explicitly have robot limbs return 0 from
needs_process() instead of not rechecking bad external organs.
* Build on HarpyEagle changes to apply to Polaris
Had to apply the change from flag to an enumeration.
* Removes unneeded file
* Fix bruisepacks, remove heart
Well, the unused bay version of the heart anyway
* Tweaks examine, reverts isSynthetic
Reverted that because Bay doesn't use it the same way. Also changed Examine to not list every robo-limb on non-FBPs in red, but left them listed as normal per Spookerton
Previously, because noncritical robolimbs did not count for bruteloss or burnloss (per line 13 in human_damage.dm), nothing would ever cause robot limbs to call update_wounds() on the organs to clear wounds after repair. Furthermore, update_wounds ignored wounds on robotic limbs and edited early without even checking if it should remove them. This caused a problem.
This corrects this, and still exits early(er) in update_wounds() for robotic limbs, but makes sure there are no 0-damage wounds left and if there are, removes them.
As a 'backup', hitting a robolimb with a welder when there's nothing to fix will also call this proc, to catch any cases where someone has directly changed wounds or anything like that.
Also fixes spacing on robolimb damage examine text (get_wound_desc had spaces, but should not have in most cases), and added a message for having an open maintenance panel on a limb.
Unlike cuts they do not merge, so many small-damage stabs will create many small stab wounds instead of one megahole.
Also cleans up checks in wound code a bit with power of OOP
Adds a verb used by humanoid mobs that have mechanical eyes, which allows them to pick a new color, and have it applied instantly.
Adds some helper functions, specifically hex2rgb(), to convert hexadecimal colors to a list of numbers for r, g, and b.
``/mob/dead/observer`` -> ``/mob/observer/dead``
``/mob/eye`` -> ``/mob/observer/eye``
Reason being that they are similar in that they both don't interact with
the world in any way. Some procs were shared, some checks as well, and
it overall makes more sense this way. Plus, there were no ``/mob/dead``
mobs.
