tl;dr refactors supplypacks to a new system
- all access locks yanked from crates other than the ones that actually
need to be locked
- preps system for reworks, translates stuff over to a new format
- adds unified subsystem parsing & support for other descriptors for
cargo crate contents other than typepath
## About The Pull Request
adds generic system for atom health / integrity / damage
everything that isn't flagged with not-bludgeonable can, well, now be
bludgeoned.
## Why It's Good For The Game
more interactive game world through the means of making people able to
break Everything.
## Changelog
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add: atom damage - (almost) everything is now breakable.
refactor: new /atom level materials system
refactor: a lot of the combat system / click code
refactor: melee attack styles
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Co-authored-by: silicons <no@you.cat>
## About The Pull Request
rewrites lathes
they are now embeddable within other interfaces, have unified controls +
queue management, and have support for using
- materials
- reagents
- even using / transforming existing items
rewrites /datum/design to be semi-singletons
adds SSresearch to hold designs
rewrites atom material system a bit
also:
- adds MIT license identifiers to some of my old TGUI work of which I am
the only one on the git history. i'd like to keep the tgui section and
my own code samples in there as MIT instead of AGPL.
- removes vorestation id restorers from maps because they're unused
nowadays
- removes partslathe as they're basically just unused
- Revamps sheetmaterials stylesheet as it really didn't need to just be
stacks.dmi
## Why It's Good For The Game
lathes sorely needed a redo
we want good materials support ontop of that.
also fixes autolathes :)
the "also" part is already covered above.
## Changelog
🆑
refactor: lathes are completely rewritten
fix: autolathe x5 and x10 buttons
del: autolathes can no longer be hacked. all hacked recipes are instead
accessible as normal recipes.
del: partslathes - redundant
del: id restoration consoles - unused / prohibited by server rules
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Co-authored-by: silicons <no@you.cat>
