Currently, to_chat is literally just a proc that does user << message.
But it'll let us do output modification in the future, especially for
something like Goon's HTML chat.
Big thanks to PJB for his to_chat script, see
https://github.com/d3athrow/vgstation13/pull/6625 for more details.
Re-enables botany's interactions with atmospheric conditions and gases.
Seeds can now consume and exude gases as part of their growth process.
Most seeds do not have this functionality, however it can be found on
random seeds.
Random seeds will occasionally require a gas to grow, or will produce a
gas while planted. Possible gases are Oxygen (O2), Nitrogen (N2), Carbon
Dioxide (CO2), or Plasma gas.
If a plant that affects a gas is planted, it will attempt to interact
with the environment differently depending on conditions as detailed
below:
- Tray lid down: Will always utilize the air of it's tile for atmos
interaction.
- Tray lid up, nothing connected/inserted: Will utilize the air of it's
tile for atmos interaction.
- Tray lid up, tray connected to a connector port pipe: Will attempt to
utilize the air of the pipe network the connector is part of, allowing
you to utilize canisters or direct feeds into the station's piping. If
there are no gases at all (0 total moles) in the network, it will create
an empty gas_mixture at 20C (standard room temp) in the network before
attempting atmos interactions.
- Tray lid up, tank inserted into tray: Will attempt to utilize the
contents of the inserted tank for atmos interaction. If the tank is
completely empty (0 total moles), it will create a new empty gas_mixture
at 20C before attempting atmos interactions.
- Tray lid up, tank inserted AND connector port: Will attempt to utilize
the contents of the inserted tank for atmos interaction. If the tank is
completely empty (0 total moles), it will create a new empty gas_mixture
at 20C before attempting atmos interactions. (Pretty much just ignores
the connector port)
In case it wasn't apparent from the above mentions, you can now insert
any portable tank (emergency oxygen, plasma tank, pretty much any tank
that could be hooked up to internals) into a hydroponics tray. You can
remove them with the previously added eject internal tank verb. There is
currently no visual indication of whether or not there is a tank
inserted (the tray icons are already cluttered with the sheer number of
overlays, and I didn't want to sprite another monstrosity like my past
spriting attempts yielded)
When utilizing an inserted tank for the plant's atmos interactions, it
will attempt to use distribution pressure set on the tank for the
atmospheric pressure inside the closed lid. If the tank's internal
pressure drops lower than the distribution pressure, it will use the
tank's internal pressure instead.
The alter temperature trait is now functional, and will heat/cool the
air used for the plant's atmos interactions. This means it can heat/cool
the surrounding air, inserted tanks, or the contents of a connected pipe
network.
Plant analyzers have had their readouts updated to report what (if any)
gases the plant consumes or produces during it's life. Also edited the
alter temperature trait's message on the plant analyzer to not
incorrectly refer to the change in "degrees Kelvin".
There may be a bit of wonkiness with open-air atmos interaction and gas
redistribution, which would be an issue with LINDA's processing and not
the changes in this PR.
Also, a major reminder that atmos grief is a bannable offense, and
releasing plasma-producing vines into the halls will be considered equal
to causing an atmos flood from atmospherics and dealt with accordingly.
Largely a port of https://github.com/Baystation12/Baystation12/pull/8038
(Credit to Zuhayr for his hard work on botany)
Breakdown of the port:
- Plant traits have been expanded drastically
- You want a bio-luminescent tomato that explodes into a cloud of acid
when thrown or stepped on? Or maybe a corn vine that entangles people
and injects them with mannitol and it's harvests that can be used as a
battery? Totally possible.
- Adds new random seeds! Replaces the egg-plant seed in the exotic seeds
crate from cargo with 2 of these.
- Literally random, they have randomly generated stats, chemicals, and
traits. Great for researching, and/or wasting cargo's supply points.
- Plant analyzers can now print off the last scan they recorded, meaning
you can distribute copies of the report to validate your claims of
having the dankest weed on station.
- Potatoes, carrots, watermelons, soybeans, and pumpkins can all be
sliced/diced/carved with ANY sharp object, such as knives, hatchets,
glass shards, and e-swords.
- This should give the chef a bit more room to make it look like he
actually is doing the work by slicing up fries by hand. The processor
still also works.
- New reagent: Wood Pulp
- Currently has no use in recipes, but any plant with this reagent in it
can be chopped into planks with a hatchet. Did someone order some
Ambrosia Deus planks?
- Also, vines with woodpulp are dense. You have been warned.
Now onto the stuff I did in addition to the stuff from Bay.
- Fixed typos where plasma was mistakenly called "phoron" in the port.
(Sorry bay)
- Replaced bay's botany mutation chances with our tiered mutation
system.
- Re-re-added tobacco, space tobacco, tea aspera, tea astra, coffee
arabica, and coffee robusta.
- Re-enabled the rolling of joints
- Made it possible to hand-roll cigarettes from tobacco / space tobacco.
(A requested / promised addition)
- Just like with joints, it will inherit any chems in the tobacco, has
the same reagent capacity as a joint, but looks and smokes like a cig
(lasts as long as the cigarettes) with a different name/description to
differentiate it from pre-made cigs.
- Corn can now be juiced in the grinder, in addition to grinding it.
Grinding corn will result in it's contained reagents (like corn starch),
while juicing corn will result in corn oil.
- Re-added the additional plant analyzer information when scanning trays
(displays age, weed level, etc)
Also cleaned up the recipes_microwave.dm file, removing the commented
out recipes that were distributed to the other machines during the
Kitchen Overhaul. Shortens the file a bit and makes it more readable.
I probably forgot stuff, so I will add things as I remember them / they
get pointed out.
