* These aren't supposed to be here!!
* Adds new Security pistol and large capacity magazines
* Removes new pistol from Security spawns
* Removed references of Beretta because it's not one
A lot of new defines are now in inventory_sizes.dm, which contains;
All the size identifiers (the thing that tells the game if something is bulky, or w/e).
Storage costs for all the sizes, which are exponents of two, as previously.
A few constants for inventory size.
Also changes all storage item's capacity definitions by basing it off of how many 'normal slots' exist for it. This allows one to change the definition for all of the defines in the file, and everything will follow along without needing to change 500 files. In testing, I made all ITEMSIZE_COST_* defines doubled, and nothing had broke.
The benefit of doing all of this is that it makes adding new weight classes in the future much simpler, and makes knowing how much space a container has easier, as seeing ITEMSIZE_COST_NORMAL * 7 means it can hold seven normal items.
Adds a type of smaller power cell for powering devices. Not used by much
at the moment, but it's one step closer to a more coherent picture of
power cells.
Protolathe and CI build procs moved to them from RD console.
Protolathe and CI now have a build queue. Designs take varying time to
build.
P and CI material storage is now a list instead of a set of vars.
origin_tech is now a list.
All sheets now contain exactly 2000 units of matter.
In design datum, chemicals and materials are two separate lists.
Designs are now sorted. The method is kinda hacky but flexible. They
have a var, sort_string. Designs are sorted alphabetically using it.
Circuits how show whether they build a machine or a computer in CI menu.
Adds item construction, for now protolathe is used.
enabled fire to destroy floors and objects
also tweaked the behaviour of glass to enable glasslocks against fire
also made fire extingiushers stop being useless
I got about half-way through changing these when SuperSayu came up and said he fixed this a while ago but never posted the fix. So technically half of these were fixed by me and half by him. Credit to both of us!
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- Added a verb that breaks all airgroups into individually processing tiles and a verb that forces a group-rejoin attempt on all airgroups. Once the verb to break all air groups is used, they will not attempt to recreate until the recreate verb is used. In other words, this is for debugging, not goofing around. Verbs available in debug verbs.
- Some atmos code standardization
- Decreased the pressure resistance of most items by a factor of 10, meaning pressure will finally actually move items around!
I also attempted to speed up air movement, but it caused runtimes and everything moved in checkered patterns and I got scared so I didn't include it in this commit.
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Made slimes emote less often.
Found a better way to fix the runtimes I'd been getting, most cores delete on being used again.
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Credit goes to CodenameB and Spike68 for the original proposed commit. Althought it ended up changing, this commit still uses all of their suicide messages. Thanks to carn for pseudo-coding the base of the system that I ended up using to implement this.
The suicide verb checks the item in your active hand and calls that item's suicide_act(). (/obj/item/proc/suicide_act(mob/user)) The proc displays the suicide message to any viewers and returns a damage type. The suicide verb then applies 175 damage to the mob divided by the number of damage types. If the proc returns null (meaning that the item does not have a suicide_act() defined) the regular suicide occurs.
To any coder wanting to add items to this:
- You MUST return one or more damage types. "return (BRUTELOSS|FIRELOSS)" for example.
- Please do not manually type in the item's name; use [src] to refrence an it instead. It'll save time down the road if an item gets renamed. It also helps handle any child of that item without copy/pasting the proc to each child.
- Please do not use 'usr' for anything.
Parrots can now see which item they are holding onto in the stat panel.
The toy crossbow should once again work properly. Fixes Issue 1227.
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Removed defines/obj/toy.dm and moved the defines down to objects/items/toys.dm
Moved a big chunk of defines out of defines/obj/weapon.dm and into their respective .dm files.
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