Sprites replaced with a black box that could conceivably contain a brain, while obscuring the details. Complete with screen and convenient handle.
Usage text modified to make sense for MMIs/posibrains, instead of just drone brains (e.g. downloaded → transferred).
Description added to the new intelliCores. Made into normal-sized item, similar to MMIs/posibrains.
This is an alternative to either changing lore to allow for brain uploading, or changing code to allow for choosing multiple AI brain types.
Module 1: Maneuvering Jets - Jetpack, fwoosh.
Module 2: Sprinter - Gotta go fast!
Module 3: PATS Module - Opens doors you have access to 3 steps ahead of you, and has an (expensive) option to override an airlock you're facing, though this notifies command and sec of you doing this over radio.
Module 4: Micro Pharmacy - Contains 10u inaprovaline, tricordrazine, tramadol, and dexplus, each, and can have regeneration enabled to slowly regenerate these four drugs in exchange for energy.
(Also fixed a thing with the resleeving computer and disk while I was in there)
* Added a proc to the map datum which returns what zlevels a nanomap capable computer should display.
* Updated the atmos control, power monitoring, crew monitoring, and camera consoles to use it.
* Changed templates to not show the map button if no map levels are available.
* In addition to showing APCs on a sensor'd powernet, the same APCs can be shown on the nano-ui map!
* Hover tooltip shows basic information on the APCs.
* Makes it easier to spacially understand where APCs are when you send people out to work on them.
* In addition to showing a list of air alarms, the atmos computer now shows them as pins on the nanomap.
* Since the atmos computer shows all z-levels, the nanomap will be mutli-z. Limited to station levels of course.
* Added a proc to the map datum which returns what zlevels a nanomap capable computer should display.
* Updated the atmos control, power monitoring, crew monitoring, and camera consoles to use it.
* Changed templates to not show the map button if no map levels are available.
* Overrode it for tether to let crew monitoring computers monitor the whole station.
* Phoron lock controller also manages pumps turning on/off so we don't empty everything to outside.
* Now we have a proper nano ui template that makes sense and shows useful info.
* Controller now won't open interior doors until pressure is high enough.
* This device converts CO2 to O2 using power and "algae". The extra carbon is a byproduct in the form of "graphite"
* This is intended for virgo3b, which has no oxygen in its atmosphere but enough CO2 for us to just extract it.
1) Printouts should have the time, otherwise it's awful in a filing cabinet when just looking at the paper names, to find anything.
2) Advandced scanner printouts don't read the correct thing for reagents and omit them entirely from printouts.
3) Advanced scanner (and in fact no medical tools) can tell you ingested reagents, leaving diagnosis of this a mystery, so now the advanced scanner shows stomach contents.
The current code does not account for there ever being more than one holodeck. This alters it so that you can make various subtypes of the holodeck computer for other areas, each with different loadable programs.
The current code does not account for there ever being more than one holodeck. This alters it so that you can make various subtypes of the holodeck computer for other areas, each with different loadable programs.
* Adds Body Designer computer, which allows you to customize body designs similarly to character setup, but in game.
* Designs are savable to disks which can be loaded into the the resleeving controller console to print and resleeve into.
* Fixes line breaks on OOC notes in the resleeving computer.
* Added circuits so the body designer is constructable, and designs so the circuit is researchable.
* Added a proc for reverse lookup of size_multiplier -> scale name (0.25 -> Micro etc)
Ports media code from vgstation, updates it for this codebase and modernizes it.
* Changes jukeboxes to load songs using an embedded browser instead of sending over BYOND's sound channels. This means they load out of band without lagging the server. Also songs can be resumed mid-song, so leaving and returning to an area doesn't start the music over.
* The old WMP and VLC player modes from /vg are still supported, but adds a new default mode using HTML5 audio to play the music.
* WMP - The oldest, still works on IE on windows, but only there, and Microsoft could break it any second.
* VLC - Works on all platforms, but requires user to have VLC pre-installed on their computer. Uses a scary plugin.
* HTML5 - New default, It is cross platform but doesn't require you to have VLC installed to work. Also caches songs locally even between rounds.
* Changed jukebox.txt to be jukebox.json, now can include artist information as well. Must include the duration of songs as well.
* For HTML5 audio compatibility, use only MP3 files, its the only format supported on all browsers.
* Jukebox itself is also upgraded, instead of just repeating the same song over and over it can actually advance to the next song when one is done playing. Has a few modes including random, next, and single song.
* Jukeboxes have a UI improvement, and have a volume control.
* Three new settings are added to global settings in character setup
* Jukebox music on/off toggles jukebox music independently of normal station ambience. Now you can hear ambience but not music. (or vice versa if you wanted...)
* Jukebox music volume. Control the relative volume of jukebox music. Actual volume is player's configured volume * jukebox's configured volume.
* Media player type. Choose between WMP, VLC, and HTML5
* Fixes a few bugs in the /vg code.
* In addition to showing a list of air alarms, the atmos computer now shows them as pins on the nanomap.
* Since the atmos computer shows all z-levels, the nanomap will be mutli-z. Limited to station levels of course.
* In addition to showing APCs on a sensor'd powernet, the same APCs can be shown on the nano-ui map!
* Hover tooltip shows basic information on the APCs.
* Makes it easier to spacially understand where APCs are when you send people out to work on them.
Remaps them to be near or combined with each other since people keep asking. Also fixed a bunch of other map problems. Toxins testing, dock airlocks, etc kinda need working piping. And hey, half of the dorm scrubbers didn't actually work. Also fixed some random wires here and there.
