Light tiles (item) can now have their color changed by attacking them with a
multitool. These colors have special sprites and glow a color similar to
their sprite.
This commit does the following:
- Adds a missed call to simulated/update_icon() to update the atmos
visuals
- Fixes plasma not showing up on engine floors on New()
This commit ports -tg-'s port of the /vg/ smoothwall system. An important
thing to note is that we have extra code on top of the -tg- port to make
it work at all, and therefore, it may not be as efficent.
A port of https://github.com/d3athrow/vgstation13/pull/4377
Allows brooms to be wielded with 2-hands. Doing so places the broom
between your legs so you look like you are riding it.
You can also put a horsehead mask onto the broom to create a stick-horse
to ride. This can also be wielded, but will ALWAYS appear between your
legs.
And for the more magically inclined, wielding a broom or stick-horse (2
hands!) will cause you to ride it like a witch, giving you the ability
to bypass hazards such as tables and banana peels.
This commit fixes some special cases where a certain series of events
could lead to a space turf being created which was not activated in LINDA,
therefore it would not drain atmos correctly.
Things changed:
- ChangeTurf properly updates new space tiles
- Admin delete calls changeturf instead of del'ing turfs to satisfy LINDA
- Admin delete now uses qdel instead of del, because everything is being
switched to qdel.
This commit adds the spacecube system from -tg-. The spacecube system
allows for predicatably random space layouts- it is randomized every
round, but the transitions stay consistant for that round, therefore
making it possible to 'map' space, or explore in teams.
This commit ports baystation12's implementation of starlight, modified to
rely on the master-controller due to differences between us, -tg-, and
bay12. Starlight allows space tiles to give off light, the amount of light
can be configured in config.txt.
This fixes magnetic grippers not being able to mount frames. Also, this
includes an exception for magnetic grippers in the wall code, to prevent
superfluous wall pushes.
