Before: If you turned off the breaker and fiddled with on/off states and turned on the breaker it wouldn't update the overlay because the check_updates wasn't doing an if(operating) check and would think it didn't need to update the overlays once you turned on the breaker.
After: Check_update() is doing a check for the breaker being on or off and taking that into account with the update_overlay flags and will update the overlays properly.
Thanks Razharas from /tg/ #coderbus for bringing this to my attention.
This allows for more secure and stable transmission on Linux, but you might see some improvements on Windows too.
Code lies in (confusingly) lib/src.
nudge.c should be compiled to lib/nudge.[dll/so] and be linked against netutil.c.
There's some horribly hacky code in nudge.c to assemble pickled data, but it's probably the fastest way that's still safe.
Signed-off-by: Mloc-Argent <colmohici@gmail.com>
We won't regenerate the list for Manifests every tick while viewing the manifest, instead we have a global variable for it PDA_Manifest that we Cut() if there is a change to the manifest then when the next player goes to view the manifest on their PDA it will recreate the list that one time.
Some sections of the PDA will no longer auto-refresh every tick because...well that's dumb.
Modes that will no longer autoupdate at all: Viewing medical/sec records, viewing notes (will update when you change them of course), and the station alert menu.
Modes that will only autoupdate every 5 ticks: APC list (Because it's a huge fuck off list), the manifest, mulebots and secbots screens, supply requests/orders, and janitor supply locator)
Some other things that I just can't remember right now.
Previously, every single /obj would parse the req_access_txt and req_one_access_txt strings and turn them into a list of numbers for the access system.
This is now done the first time check_access() is called, so only objects that actually use the system will have the lists generated.
Signed-off-by: Mloc-Argent <colmohici@gmail.com>
Admin request.
Default behavior is what we're used to, that two heads can call for the ERT
with the option turned on it removes the ability for players to call for an ERT and requires admin intervention.
runtime error: Cannot read null.len
proc name: scan atom (/obj/item/device/depth_scanner/proc/scan_atom)
source file: tools_depthscanner.dm,31
usr: Some Guy (/mob/living/carbon/human)
src: the depth analysis scanner (/obj/item/device/depth_scanner)
call stack:
the depth analysis scanner (/obj/item/device/depth_scanner): scan atom(Some Guy (/mob/living/carbon/human), Rock (155,169,5) (/turf/simulated/mineral))
Rock (155,169,5) (/turf/simulated/mineral): attackby(the depth analysis scanner (/obj/item/device/depth_scanner), Some Guy (/mob/living/carbon/human))
Some Guy (/mob/living/carbon/human): ClickOn(Rock (155,169,5) (/turf/simulated/mineral), "icon-x=23;icon-y=13;left=1;scr...")
Rock (155,169,5) (/turf/simulated/mineral): Click(Rock (155,169,5) (/turf/simulated/mineral), "mapwindow.map", "icon-x=23;icon-y=13;left=1;scr...")
