The ability to ventcrawl is now checked by the /handle_ventcrawl() proc, making it possible to properly check before and after the do_after() call.
Moves various checks into the base can_ventcrawl proc.
Now lists the first object that prevents a mob from ventcrawling, making it easier to correct the exception list.
Removes the issmall() check, instead checks if the crawling mob has the relevant verb. Fixes#14081.
You can now cancel inputting on a text or numberpad.
Zero is now displayed properly on the UI and not be shown as null.
The small and medium assemblies now have real sprites.
Total health percentage for med scanners and advanced med scanners now reports a proper percentage and not 1 or 0.
The constant memory chip now can be set by using it in hand, making it usable.
The constant memory chip now accepts refs as data to store. To use, select 'ref' when using inhand, then hit it against the thing you want to store.
Adds Med Scanner and Advanced Med Scanner circuits.
Clock circuit is now functional.
Five second delay will delay for five seconds and not one second.
Renaming circuitry now respects ability to do so (e.g. being alive).
Firing circuit can now be obtained by science normally.
Examining inside assembly cases now requires adjacency.
The short naming of central command has been really inconsistent across
the game's files. This has always annoyed the shit out of me.
CentComm and Centcomm and Centcom are now all CentCom, specifically with
that capitalization. Why one M instead of two M's? Because Comm with two
'M's = Communications. Hence, Telecomms, NOT Telecoms. Telecoms is
incorrect. CentCom was also chosen because CentCom with one M and this
casing is most found throughout the game's files.
Speaking of Telecomms, I corrected one instance in the game where it's
Telecom. Like I said, this is not correct. There was only one
inconsistency.
Likewise, Nanotrasen has been changed to NanoTrasen. Nanotrasen only
appears 20 times, where NanoTrasen appears 62. NanoTrasen is clearly the
preferred, correct naming.