This state has two checks:
A preliminary check of the remote target, ensuring it's powered, etc. If the remote target is fully disabled, it closes the window and conducts no further checks.
It then makes a full check, ensuring that the mob is capable, within range of the source remoting to the remote target, etc.
Unlike most other static interaction states, whoever initializes the remote state is responsible for deleting it properly.
Conflicts:
polaris.dme
However, ghosts can now also only view objects in range to ensure that the NanoUI window count is kept low.
Admins do not suffer this restriction and may also interact with these windows.
Refactors how synthetics set their modules. On login, if appearance selection was initiated but not finalized, the selection options popup again. Fixes a long-standing issue of borgs being able to look like the standard module by loging out.
Ensures the syndicate agent IDs and syndicate borgs will always have the same initial access permissions.
Removes now unnecessary syndicate snowflake code from NanoUI.
Synths now utilize actual ids.
Ensures the AI cannot use Topics() while unpowered.
Ensures the AI is properly rejuvenated by the AI verb, as a functional AI will now never be lying down.
Ports https://github.com/d3athrow/vgstation13/pull/4142 with added Bay-flavor.
To operate once must be adjacent to the scrubber.
Silicons can view the status panel from any distance they are able to access the scrubber from.
This preserves the current behavior.
A number of machinery objects were returning STATUS_INTERACTIVE instead of parent.
Fixes missing subtype definition for /var/global/datum/topic_state/default/default_state.
Takes NanoUI interaction code and splits it into more manageable modules.
The default handler that checks distances, camera coverage, etc., etc.
Admin NanoUI windows now only check for admin rights, ignoring sight, distance, and anything else.
ERT/mercenary appearance changer now remains open for as long as the mob remains on the admin Z-level.
PDAs and uplinks now require that you keep the item somewhere in your main inventory (or contents to be precise). Hands or ears are fine, inside bags are not.
Rig suits also check that they are in the operator's inventory or that the synthetic operator is somewhere within the suit's contents (recursively).
