This commit changes how NanoUI's live data updating system works.
Previously, data for the template was directly gathered in the
ui_interact proc. Now, it is seperated into the proc `ui_data`.
To players, this does absolutely nothing.
To coders, this opens up the potential for a much more complicated and
fancy graphical updating system in the future, because the data is
available on-demand without ever having to call
nanomanager.try_update_ui.
- Refactored multiple bits of saycode to be less eyeburning code
- Radios now properly report special channel messages (binary, hivemind)
- Animals with no speak list no longer show unfiltered messages to
everyone.
- Fun part:
- Improves handling of headsets for the two ear system.
- The right headset will now be talked into if the left headset
reports that it is unable to send the message on the chosen
channel/mode.
- This means that instead of having to swap headsets around, wearing
a headset on either ear will grant you access to all of it's
channels.
- The left headset will take priority, which really only affects when
it's set to a non-standard frequency.
- Changes NT Navy Officer / Special Ops Officer headsets to broadcast to
ERT radio by default, BUT also have the ability to talk to special ops
(deathsquad) radio by using .- (or #-, or #-).
- This fixes a bug where Special Ops Officers can't actually talk to
special ops teams because special ops teams are on a different frequency
to ERTs, and neither of the two channels (ERT or SpecOps) can be
selected with a :X/.X/#X style letter.
Fixes#4786
- Chicks that age up to chicken will retain their ghost (if any) into
their adult stage.
Fixes#4836
- Intercoms now properly check their buildstage when removing cables and
electronics to avoid being used to infinitely generate these objects
- Fire alarms and air alarms now also have this exploit-protection. APCs
already had a form of this protection.
* Initial Checkin
- Creates two new admin-only jobs, "Nanotrasen Navy Officer", and
"Special Operations Officer". The former is for IC investigations by
admins of situations on the Cyberiad, and spawns in the admin room. The
latter is for leading/overwatching ERT teams, and spawns at the ERT
office.
- Neither of these jobs are accessible to normal players, either on
join, in preferences, or as a random job.
- When they are spawned, no announcement is made, and they do not show
up on the crew manifest.
- In other news, the "select equipment" debug verb has also been
adjusted so that NT Navy Officers get the same equipment either way.
* Fixes teleporter on admin station so that admins can use it to teleport directly to bridge
* Fixes CC jobs not always displaying CC HUD icon for sechuds
* Adds an implant that dusts someone on their death
* Tweaks
Changes:
- CC officers now spawn with an internals box in their backpacks, like
everyone else.
- CC officers now get dust and death alarm implanters in their backpacks
on spawn, rather than automatically having the implants in their bodies.
This enables admins to test things on admin station without worrying
about dusting or having their deaths broadcast.
- Dust implants no longer provide death alarm functionality.
- Dust implants no longer process().
- Dust implants are now based on explosive implants, and can be manually
activated via deathgasp.
- CC officers now spawn with CC headsets that are named 'centcom
headset'.
* Deletes CC encryption key
* Switches to using imp_in.dust()
- Added 4 new HUD styles
- Humans recreate their hud if they change their UI pref mid-game
- Refactored how objects are added to the client screen
- HUD's are now handled by subtype and mob/proc/create_mob_hud()
- HUD visibility is no longer chained directly to the F12 button, it's a proc on HUD datums now
- Mobs only create/destroy their HUD when necessary, not every Login()
- Destroyed aim-mode, it didn't work and I couldn't make it work.
- Renamed all of the screen1_x.dmi files to screen_x.dmi
- Removed screen1.dmi, screen_gen.dmi now handles generic icons.
