So you can customize your character with tattoos or fur colors for Taj or whatever. I'll let Anewbe work out what he wants to whitelist other than what I did already.
The icons are sliced up with the HumanScissors program I wrote, so they are per-organ. So, lop off a limb, put it on someone else, they have the tattoos and whatnot. It's part of DNA so it comes with when cloning.
They are defined in the normal sprite_accessories file and the icons are all in markings.dm in the format of "markingname-organtag" so if you have a marking that spans both arms and torso you need "thatone-torso", "thatone-l_arm", "thatone-r_arm" icon states.
So you can customize your character with tattoos or fur colors for Taj or whatever. I'll let Anewbe work out what he wants to whitelist other than what I did already.
The icons are sliced up with the HumanScissors program I wrote, so they are per-organ. So, lop off a limb, put it on someone else, they have the tattoos and whatnot. It's part of DNA so it comes with when cloning.
They are defined in the normal sprite_accessories file and the icons are all in markings.dm in the format of "markingname-organtag" so if you have a marking that spans both arms and torso you need "thatone-torso", "thatone-l_arm", "thatone-r_arm" icon states.
I was sick of OOC flavortext not creating links, not allowing linebreaks, etc. So I made it do those things. Now it's the same as normal flavortext instead of a "completely unformatted hellscape of trying to read".
Cyborgs have their minimum be equal to their species' minimum, and maximum be their species maximum plus twenty years.
Posibrains have a minimum of 1, and a maximum of 220, as discussed by EmperorJon.
Digital brains (drones) have a minimum of 1 and maximum of 150, as discussed by Spookerton.
* The /datum/category_item/player_setup_item datums did a good job of organizing the code for loading/saving/editing preferences data, but all of the code that applies preferences to newly created player mobs was still in a single function.
* This change adds a new proc to player_setup_item datums: copy_to_mob() which is called from the traditional copy_to() proc, allowing each preferences datum to apply its own character data to the mob.
* This allowes new preferences to easily compartmentalize their new code.
* I also moved all the code for existing preferences from copy_to() into the copy_to_mob() on their respective preferences datums.
Someone didn't read the comment in text.dm helpers, I see. This text is sanitized 2 lines above. Don't do it twice, nothing changed.
Fixes https://github.com/VOREStation/VOREStation/issues/276
(Do cross-repo magic-word closes work? _We're about to find out!_)
While I consider Polaris' character setup screen to be mechanically better
than most others, it wasn't prettier. Well. It was a bit. But now it's
more pretty-er.
Used the fake NanoUI 'browser' datum to render the pages for the New
Player panel and the Character Setup screen.
Limits biolgical gender by species and defaults to male/female.
Can also set gender identity which determines which is displayed upon examination and suchlike along with being shown in medical records
