- Wrenching down a pipe will now transfer prints from the pipe object to
the pipe machine. Vice versa for unwrenching a pipe.
- Wrenching down or unwrenching a pipe will now leave a fingerprint on
the pipe.
Fixes this runtime error:
//-------------------------------------------------\\
|| runtime error: Cannot read null.status ||
|| proc name: handle heartbeat ||
|| (/mob/living/carbon/human/proc/handle_heartbeat)||
|| source file: life.dm,1648 ||
\\-------------------------------------------------//
This was caused by no sanity check to make sure that
internal_organs_by_name actually returned an organ, therefore it was
attempting to read a null variable, which causes a runtime error.
This commit adds a Procedural map generating system for code and admins to
use ingame. The system is modular, which means that it is fairly easy to
make new generating systems. Currently, only the 'nature' unsimulated
system is implemented, as a testing verb for admins to use. Admins can
define the starting XYZ and ending XYZ of the generated system.
Players - This means you may see content that is truely random, in the
future.
Coders - This system allows you to randomize map elements. Writing new
modules is documented at
code/modules/procedural-mapping/mapGeneratorReadme.dm
Detailed information about how the system works, and how it can be
integrated is also avalible there.
Admins - This system will allow you to, at the touch of a button, create
very complex structures and turfs that would otherwise require being
spawned in manually, one by one. The nature button is a fairly good
example of this, with it's randomized grass textures, randomly placed
trees, and randomly placed rocks. This would normally take a good 5
minutes to do, spawning the trees and rocks and turfs, but it takes about
20 seconds to enter the coordinates and have it be completely random.
- Adds bite sounds and attack verbs to the toy carp plush.
- Adds in a foam armblade, obtainable from vending machines, in_hand
looks like a changeling armblade, but the item icon does not.
- Toy flash, makes the flash noise, always outputs the successful flash
noise to the screen, but does not actually do anything outside of that.
