* More accurately, it automates updating your character setup. None of this code does anything you could not already do manually on the Character Setup screen, it simply does it automatically for you.
* Specifically a few things are saved either at round end or when you cryo:
* Your late-join spawn location is determined by which cryo/elevator/etc you used to leave last time. Departing thru the elevators will set your spawn location to elevators etc.
* Your weight is saved (also any extra or deficient nutrition is resolved into weight gain/loss)
* Your limbs settings are updated based on your status at end of round (whether limbs are normal, missing, robotic, etc)
* Your markings are saved so they will be the same as when they were at end of round.
* ALL of these changes are optional, toggled on the VORE tab of character setup.
* Replaced hard coded numbers for weight gain with constant defines.
Because nobody wants to be randomly spaced for using a tool given to you. Also rebalances translocataor slightly. 5% failure chance, but only to send you to another beacon, not to space you, unless of course you throw one of the beacons into space, so don't do that. Also requires recharges now and has a weapon device cell. Three uses per charge.
I'm pretty sure this is an oversight, rather than a balance thing. Nanopaste is too big to fit in boxes or anywhere else, but seems to be identical to all other 10-stack items like medical stacks in other regards. It should probably be the same size as the other 10-stack items.
Even the icon seems to suggest this, since right now it is just as big as an entire box, though the icon seems to be more like toothpaste-tube and looks awkward sitting in the huge backdrop inventory space.
Dual mode stun-beam and net launcher, craftable in R&D. Would be legal for security to have on green since it's non-lethal. The stun beam has 10 shots like the taser, and the net launcher has 2 (uses the same energy). So basically 5 stun+1 net, or 2 nets, or 10 stuns.
Uses a new overlay system for updating it's icon rather than the "have one state for every possible combination" to prevent a huge mess of iconstates. Maybe Joan could look at this and use it sometime.
Initialize is great for cells sitting on a counter or something when the map loads. But not really for cells in guns that R&D prints and stuff. Kinda needs to be in New().
Item_state wasn't being set before, causing the on-mob sprites not to work (How the hell did this slip past me)
Also, removed a duplicate path for merc/taur
Like plus or ampersand or single or escaped quotes in the name, it goes crazy. You can't remove Socks+Belly because it has a plus, once you've added it. I have no idea why. But here's a quick fix.
Like plus or ampersand or single or escaped quotes in the name, it goes crazy. You can't remove Socks+Belly because it has a plus, once you've added it. I have no idea why. But here's a quick fix.