- Completely reworks the powernet sensor system that i created.
- Code mostly refactored to nice properly commented one.
- Sensors now have (currently unused) proc for returning HTML encoded string (it's there if someone needs it) and (newly added) proc that returns assoc list of data.
- Thanks to previous, the console has been fully reworked to utilize NanoUI.
- This addresses most issues with old UI which was harder to use and somewhat buggy at specific situations (such as, showing lower load than suposed)
- Power monitor is now /computer/ subtype
- Different rounding of values in power monitor display
- Unfortunately, PDA power monitoring for engineers is broken and probably won't be fixed as it relies on old powernet monitoring computers. Laptops work OK
- More stuff now triggers powernet warnings: People getting shocked by machinery (primarily door, but can be anything else powered by APC), and grilles. Thanks to @mwerezak for suggestion.
- Monitoring computer now has slightly different icon_state when it detects powernet warning. This is checked and updated every 5 MC ticks (ie, slightly delayed)
- Fixes ocassional runtime in powernet_sensor.dm
- Powersinks buffed a bit more. Drain rate changed from 0.6MW to 1MW. 1MW is full output of main engine SMES.
- Powersinks also dissipate small amount of internal energy charge over time. (20kW)
- Adds remote powernet sensors, power monitoring computers use these by default to monitor power around the station. Default range is 1 Z level + long range versions of sensors
- Powernet sensors mapped in, each subgrid has it's own one (ie: substations compatible)
- Telecomms, mining, research and engineering outposts have long range versions installed, visible even cross-Zlevels
- Powersinks and ninja gloves now trigger problem warning in powernets they affect. This warning is visible to anyone using power monitoring console. TODO: Add more stuff that triggers warnings.
- Powersinks now properly drain APC cells using CELLRATE (@2000W per APC max.)
- Powersinks buffed a bit, to compensate for CELLRATE change (previous line)
