Maps in a new Grid Checker machine, located in an expanded substation room in Engineering. When a grid check happens, Engineering can hack that machine to restore power sooner. Wearing insulated gloves is highly recommended.
Separates the 'count and assess everything' stuff to it's own datum, called the metric datum, which I plan to add on to in the future to make counting and metrics easier.
Makes decision process a bit more weight-based, will probably continue tweaking later.
Makes the admin debug UI have links to change settings easily.
Adds replacement for grid check event, which works similar to the old one, but is now based on a physical machine in the game world, that Engineering can hack to make the event end faster, if so desired. Note that the machine is not mapped in, and won't be mapped in until the event system is ready for launch.
Adds grid_check variables to SMESes and APCs to make them stop doing work without draining the battery.
Grid checks in the new system are caused by a "power spike" which originates from the engine and will cause bad things, should no grid checker machine be connected to the power-net. These power spikes occur when the GM decides that a grid check is a good event to have.
The grid checker can be built and deconstructed using the standard machine construction methods.
- Transition to using kilowatts and kilowatt hours
- Adds an input load bar with value
- SMES charge rate and coil capacities slightly adjusted for using
kilowatt units
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.
- Re-implements Destroy() for SMES units. This time moves relevant (de)construction code all the way up to obj/machinery/. This should fix any potential GC issues with deconstruction of component-based machines.
- Implements Destroy() for breaker boxes.
- Fixes SMES units lacking disconnect_terminal(), causing GC errors.
- Adds Red and Blue simple pipes for mapping use.
- Adds empty CO2 PH and N2O canisters for mapping use.
- Reworks asteroid outpost areas. Old areas kept in separate file for downstream compatibility
- Modifies engineering shuttle to work with next commit.
- SMESs no longer have to be charged above certain level (~5%?) to actually begin outputting power.
- Fixes SMES related bug caused by previous commit
- Changed SMES NanoUI Online/Offline switch to reflect the current state
it is set to
- UI now also displays it's output status:
- Outputting = SMES is switched online and outputting normally
- Not Outputting = SMES is switched to offline
- Stored energy too low = SMES is set to online but can't output because
it doesn't have enough charge
- Adds CELLRATE (and SMESRATE for SMESs) into drain_power proc.
- Adds "amount" parameter to drain power proc, sets the powersink module to 40kW draw (80 cell charge/s), which should correspond with normal cell recharger.
- Removes drain_power from all machinery, and adds drain_power to machinery/power. This means you can only drain from machines that have something to do with wiring or electricity.
- Allows remote control of SMES units and Breaker Boxes.
- Adds wires to SMES units. Wires may be cut/pulsed for various effects. Signallers are supported.
- RCON console(s) may be used to monitor the SMES units (which have RCON enabled) remotely, showing output loads and charge percentages.
- SMESs may be quickly discharged by cutting the grounding wire. This however comes with little risk of overload which may damage APCs on output powernet.
This should have little/no gameplay effect right now, just paving the
way for directional lights.
Replaced handle_rotation() on buckly things with this.
Signed-off-by: Mloc-Argent <colmohici@gmail.com>
- Atmospherics, north solar and outpost SMESs remapped to be of /smes/buildable type instead of /smes/ which can't be upgraded and/or disassembled.
- Added warning which shows in the log when non-magical or non-buildable SMES is mapped in/spawned. This should *hopefully* remind mappers that regular SMESs are not suposed to be mapped in unless specifically needed.
Generalized all ninja power and gear code to work with new rig system.
Added shurikens, weapon mount, more work on deployable items.
Readded energy nets and energy blades.
Grenade launcher/charge stuff, interface stuff.
Renamed previously existing rigs to voidsuits, restructured rig and voidsuit files.
Refactored the energy net and teleportation proc.
Totally rewrote AI core/intellicard transfer procs.
Added rig sprites by Mordeth221, added step by steap suit sealing/inability to interfere with suit sealing process.
Updated map paths to use voidsuits.
Added chemical dispenser functionality, added power sink, added atom/drain_power() proc for later use.
Added rigsuit verbs, added voice changer.
Renamed MASKINTERNALS to AIRTIGHT, added internals checks for airtight helmets.
Added drain_power() procs to vulnerable machinery.
Reimplemented data theft.
Added suit maluses for losing your cell while wearing one.
Transitioned the rig suits to a back-mounted item that also controls a chestpiece.
Converted rig module to a storage item, convert ERT voidsuits to hardsuits.
- SMES now shows "Partially Charging" in UI when it has at least some input, but not enough to charge at set rate.
- Added yellowish-orange overlay which is used instead of the normal one if the SMES is partially charging, so you can visually see it without having to open the UI.
- UI input/output rate fields are now 20px wider. This fixes issues with values that exceed 1 000 000 W. Such values are possible with multi-coiled SMESs.
- Fixes issues caused when makepowernets() was somehow called.
- Substations (or read, breakerboxes) work properly now. Tested.
- Powernets no longer decide to randomly stop working when stuff is being modified.
- Mostly temporary fix until next devmerge which will (hopefully) add /tg/ powernet code.
Now possible to configure 3 different kind of Z-levels.
Station levels: Which Z-levels the station exists on.
Contact levels: Which Z-levels are typically affected by, for example, Code Red which alters the visual state of fire alarms.
Player levels: Which Z-levels a character can typically reach.
